A few don't-miss picks for City Arts Fest
Yep, summer is officially over -- the air is crisp, and those sunny, crowded thoughts of festival season are long past. However, smack in the…
Celebrate ten years of Light in the Attic with Rodriguez at the Showbox {10/12}
If you haven't gotten tickets already, well. We're sorry to inform you that you're plum out of luck. Rodriguez is playing the Showbox tomorrow night…
Recommended event {and sweet things!}: Bake It In A Cake Cookbook book release party on Thursday {10/4}
Not to ruin the surprise for any of my loved ones, but this year you're getting a copy of the Bake It In A Cake…
Recommended show: Glen Hansard at the Moore {tonight}
My adoration of Glen Hansard is far-reaching and vast, weaving through several different stages of my life and countless tattered notebooks and mix tapes. It…
Don't miss (seriously): Michael Kiwanuka and Nathaniel Rateliff at the Showbox, 10/5
Undoubtedly, you've heard of Michael Kiwanuka already. He's exploding out of the London scene, is up for a Mercury Prize, and has a sound that…
Get judged by Imaginary Amie at EMP's Fashionably Undead Bash! {10/6}
It's no secret that October is my favorite month, because I think Halloween is the BEST THING EVER -- and also, I love horror movies.…
This is what you're doing tonight: Heligoats at the Comet
You remember Heligoats, right? Of course you do: sweet, Bellingham-spun, beautifully delirious frontman of the band Chris Otepka was kind enough to grace us with…
Recommended Viewing: 3D Burton Double Feature at SIFF Cinema Uptown {10/2}
What better way to kick off October than with a double feature of animated Burton-y goodness? Look, I know the guy has made some mistakes…
Another rad anniversary event: the imaginary poster show! (FREE and all-ages)
Posters can be a tangible reminder of a night that changed your life, or a beautiful piece of art to commemorate a show, and in…
Don't miss: Father John Misty at Neumos {this Friday, 9/21}
We've waxed on and on and on and on and on about All Things Father John Misty: the necessity of owning Fear Fun, the brilliance…