Photo essay: Barcelona at the Triple Door
This past Friday night, Barcelona took stage to a completely sold-out Triple Door, blowing everyone away with their beautiful melodies in what I can honestly…
Saturday's recommended show: John Roderick at the Triple Door, part deux
Just in time for a sunny, heat-filled weekend: another installment of cool, dark, lushness at the Triple Door with our favorite frontman, John Roderick. We're…
Spark & Shine new releases and August shows from Rusty Willoughby/Brent Amaker & the Rodeo
We don't usually do full on label hype here at Three Imaginary Girls, as we tend to be more artist or song/album focused, but two…
Tonight's recommended show: Nathaniel Rateliff at the Triple Door
Nathaniel Rateliff is playing tonight at the Triple Door. For ten dollars. As we've said so many times before, do not miss this show. Period.…
Wednesday's recommended show: David Bazan at the Triple Door
Let's just jump right in: You'd best get yourselves to the Triple Door this Wednesday, July 28th for the latest installment of the City Arts…
John Roderick + The Head and the Heart = best weekend ever.
Somehow, in the sea of amazing, mindbending, 40+ shows this past weekend, we managed to find ourselves front row for two of our favorite local…
Thursday's recommended show: John Roderick at the Triple Door
{photo by Victoria VanBruinisse} When I asked my dude if he wanted to see John Roderick at the Triple Door this Thursday with me, his…
The Maldives to score Riders of the Purple Sage on Tuesday
One of our favorite country/Southern, by way of Ballard, rock bands, The Maldives, are set to score the 1925 classic silent western Riders of the…
A Sixties Soul kinda birthday night at the Musiquarium on Monday 5/17
We're starting off the week with an imaginary birthday celebration! Our very own Imaginary Victoria is commemorating her last day of this age on…
Photoessay: A night to remember with Shearwater at the Triple Door
Between the sweet and straight-out bite of Hospital Ships, the huge-guitar shred of Wye Oak, and the general everythingness of Shearwater -- I'm surprised that…