Tori Amos Like Add to a List Your favorite mezzo-soprano Tori Amos, known for her poignant feminist lyrics and unique piano playing style, will stop by to play some songs from her latest album, Ocean to Ocean, which tackles grief, nihilism, and hope. Neptune Theatre, University District (Sun June 5) Climate Pledge Arena, Uptown (Sat June 4)Ĭalexico Like Add to a List Arizona-based Americana indie rockers Calexico will stop by on tour supporting their politically charged new album, El Mirador, which takes inspiration from traditional mariachi, cumbia, and conjunto sounds. New Kids On The Block: Mixtape Tour 2022 Like Add to a List ‘80s heartthrobs New Kids On The Block will bring your cassette tape collection to life as they join forces with pioneering hip-hop duo Salt-N-Pepa, “Never Gonna Give You Up” crooner Rick Astley (no, we're not Rickrolling you!), and R&B trio En Vogue for a night of nostalgic bangers. DAVE SEGAL Moore Theatre, Belltown (Fri June 3) I stopped following them after 1986's The Blind Leading the Naked, but one listen to 2019's Hotel Last Resort reveals that Gano and bassist Brian Ritchie's flair for spare, infectious folk rock hasn't diminished much over the last 39 years. Tough act to follow, but 1984's Christianity-haunted Hallowed Ground proved the Femmes could go darker yet. Frontman Gordon Gano channeled Lou Reed and Jonathan Richman vocal tics and lyrical tropes with very relatable results.
The platinum-selling Violent Femmes abounds with instantly catchy, immediately engrossing songs about young-person angst, all stripped down to their most crucial essentials. Violent Femmes Like Add to a List Few rock bands have emerged on the scene with more raw vitality than did Milwaukee's Violent Femmes with their self-titled 1983 album. LIVE MUSICīob Dylan: Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour Like Add to a List Legendary troubadour Bob Dylan will stop by on his Rough and Rowdy Ways tour, supporting his critically beloved 2020 album of the same name, which features contributions from familiar faces like Fiona Apple and Blake Mills. Carter, and from the EDM-filled Beyond Wonderland at the Gorge to the 15th Annual Washington Brewers Festival. Kendi to MoPOP's new Afrofuturism in Costume Design exhibit featuring Oscar-winning designer Ruth E.
June is here, which means summer has (basically) arrived, not to mention Pride Month, Juneteenth, and Father's Day! As we do every month, we've compiled the biggest events you need to know about in every genre, from the Seattle Pride Parade to the Fremont Solstice Fair, from Dr.
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