Line Out posts a few words about REVERBfest
I was extremely impressed that the Stranger set aside it's long-standing grudge with Seattle Weekly and acknowledged on Line Out that REVERBfest was a success.…
REVERB 2007: Awesome
Where can you see a trumpet, an accordion, a bass, a banjo, a guitar, a sax, and many more instruments play together without being in…
REVERB 2007: No-Fi Soul Rebellion
Ahh! I don’t think any review can do justice in explaining how amazing and original the No-Fi Soul Rebellion set was. I should have suspected…
REVERB 2007: PWRFL Power
Before I talk about the one-man Asian sensation known as PWRFL Power, I must mention the pre-show antics of comedian David Cope. Seattle Weekly had comedians from…
REVERB 2007: The Animals at Night
The Animals at Night was a surprise discovery to me at REVERB, when my pal Jenny George suggested a detour to the Tractor to hear…
REVERB 2007
This year the Seattle Weekly astonished us all with an incredible late season music festival, REVERBfest. The first-ever event of its kind was held October…
REVERB 2007: Siberian
Siberian took the outdoor stage during one of this weekends first real chilly fall Seattle days. The crowd was ready to get warmed up and…
REVERB 2007: Troubletown
My first time seeing Troubletown was when she opened for Neal Burton/Fences at the Crocodile Cafe last month. Although I was friends with the two…
REVERB 2007: Ms. Led
The REVERB festival was a time to both discover new favorite local bands (like Throw Me the Statue and the Kindness Kind) as well as…
REVERB 2007: The Knast
One of my favorite aspects of REVERBfest was the newness of it all: a first-year festival, featuring loads of bands on the cusp. These factors,…