On Saturday, February 6th, at 7:30p, the Orchestra Seattle & Seattle Chamber Singers present ‘Irreverent Reverence’, featuring concerto competition winner Adrian Steele. This showcase of the Brahms Academic Festival Overture and Faure Requiem, at the First Free Methodist Church, pair two reverent sounding, yet irreverently inspired pieces.
On February 4th, the rumors are all lies as The Evanstones, and other bands that have yet to be identified but are sure to be awesome, will caper, dance and play into your hearts! Come and watch as these ‘Lords Of the Time/Chimp Continuum’ perform a free show at the HotelHotel Pizza Bar, at the corner of Fremont Ave & N 36th St.
This week Nectar Lounge has three shows scheduled for local hip-hop legend Sir Mix-A-Lot. The first two shows have already sold out, so if you want to be a part of this historic tour, purchase tickets now to the Sunday, January 31st, also featuring The Good Husbands, Slightly Fragrant, Landon Wordswell and DJ Indica Jones.
At The Barrel Thief Wine & Whiskey Bar, on Wednesday, January 27th, from 6p – 9p, enjoy an evening of ‘Bitches Brew’, with no cover charge. Jim Ford, of the Dogfish Head Brewery, will be serving up their Bitches Brew Imperial Stout on draft, while the Bar plays the ultra-classic, ultra-edgy Bitches Brew album by Miles Davis, recorded in 1969/70.
This Sunday, January 17th, from 5p – 2a, at Fremont’s elegant and favorite non-secret speakeasy, The Backdoor, pay special tribute to the always classy, always unique and deeply missed David Bowie.
With the New Year begun, now is the right time to sign-up for classes at Dusty Strings Music School. Dusty Strings classes are fun, welcoming, and stress-free, held in a safe group environment, and give anyone a chance to delve more deeply into an instrument, style and/or new talent.
On Monday, December 21st only, at 7:30p, the Christmas B-Sides & Rarities returns to West of Lenin (WofL) for its annual dark and bluesy take on the yuletide.
On Monday, December 21st, the Fremont Arts Council (FAC) will once again host their annual, art-filled celebration of the longest night of the year, with a potluck, music, and ritual – and, most important of all, the supportive, caring arts community gathered together. The Feast of the Winter Solstice is a visual and sensory experience unlike anything else done at this time of the year, a family-friendly entertainment for all, until 11p when it transforms into a grown-up DJ-ed dance party.
Usher in the New Year with a special performance of CSz Seattle’s sell-out The Blue Show. Leave the kids at home for this night of bawdy, outrageous improv comedy at Blue Years Eve at Atlas Theater!
On Saturday, December 19th, at 7:30p, at the First Free Methodist Church, the Orchestra Seattle and the Seattle Chamber Singers (OSSCS) will perform Handel’s Messiah.
