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This unique concert will bring together five of Seattle’s finest improvisors, as the trio The Hegramatics and duo Lotus Lungs, in a tribute to the late Carol J Levin. Amy Denio, Heather Bentley and Greg Campbell are multi-talented musicians, each with a range that defies logic. Amy improvises freely using her voice, saxophone, clarinet and …
Shing Wire's record release party will also feature Seaprog alumni Nosretep in an early show.
Join fellow progressive music fans to enjoy vinyl tracks spun by DJs with broad taste, from classic prog to experimental krautrock to industrial and lots more. Th first and third Wednesday of every month.
Canadian art rockers Brass Camel return to Seattle for a night at the Funhouse. Hockey Teeth opens.
How about live music at an axe-throwing venue? Julie Slick and Fian, both Seaprog alumni, will be doing a show with technical metal band Shudderspeed on August 21.
Employing a 6-piece horn section, tuned percussion and 4 vocalists, the Stinkfoot Orchestra pulls no punches - bringing a 3-hour show of Zappa's music to the stage to rave reviews.
Dimitriou's Jazz Alley welcomes legendary drummer Simon Phillips on tour in support of his latest release PROTOCOL 6. Band members joining: Alex Sill (guitars), Ernest Tibbs (electric bass), Otmaro Ruiz (keyboards) and Phillip Whack (saxophones). Show times Tuesday and Wednesday at 7:30pm. Doors open at 6:00pm each night.
Dimitriou's Jazz Alley welcomes legendary drummer Simon Phillips on tour in support of his latest release PROTOCOL 6. Band members joining: Alex Sill (guitars), Ernest Tibbs (electric bass), Otmaro Ruiz (keyboards) and Phillip Whack (saxophones). Show times Tuesday and Wednesday at 7:30pm. Doors open at 6:00pm each night.
Seaprog alumni Spontaneous Rex have a new album called Cataclysm, which will be their last. They're having a combination album release and farewell concert at Hidden Hall on Thursday 3 September. Opening the show will be Kate Olson's KO Ensemble and long-running chaos-masters Suffering Effheads.
Symphonic metal legends Kamelot will take the stage at the Neptune Theater in Seattle's University District on September 8 as part of their Dark Asylum World Tour.
Prog veterans Stick Men return to Seattle for a show at Hidden Hall on 14 September. Doors at 6pm, show starts at 7pm. Two sets of music from Tony Levin, Pat Mastelotto, and Markus Reuter.
Unpredictable post-punk noise-funk band Public Image Ltd presents Not the Last Tour.