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Friday, Apr 13 2018, 10AM
Read a review of The Shins' performance at the 2017 Sasquatch! Music Festival here: www.kexp.org
Soccer Mommy played a session at KEXP on Thursday, April 5. Check out video of the performance here: www.facebook.com
Philadelphia-based band Hop Along performed live during KEXP's Hood-to-Hood broadcast at the West Seattle Junction back in May 2015. Check it out here: www.youtube.com
Montreal post-punk group Ought performed on the Midday Show back in 2015. Enjoy the session here: www.youtube.com
Arthur Buck is comprised of Joseph Arthur and Peter Buck. They formed a band after running into one another in a small Mexican town.
Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings began their set at KEXP's New Home Grand Opening with this song. See a performance here: www.youtube.com
Jack White plays a sold-out show at the WaMu Theater on Monday, August 13.
Sigur Ros hope to release a new album later this year, NME reported recently. www.nme.com
Al Green turns 72 today. Green, the famed singer of "Love & Happiness" and "Let's Stay Together, was born in Forrest City, Arkansas in 1946. He now resides in Memphis.
Green was kicked out of the family home while in his teens, after his devoutly religious father caught him listening to Jackie Wilson.
Green was kicked out of the family home while in his teens, after his devoutly religious father caught him listening to Jackie Wilson.
Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio play two nights at Jazz Alley in Seattle on Tuesday, September 25 and Wednesday, September 26.
They kick off their "Record Store Day Release Tour" tomorrow in Minneapolis. The tour sees them playing everywhere from Paris to NYC.
They kick off their "Record Store Day Release Tour" tomorrow in Minneapolis. The tour sees them playing everywhere from Paris to NYC.
Courtney Barnett plays The Paramount Theatre on Monday, October 8.
The Breeders play Showbox Sodo tonight.
The Breeders played KEXP yesterday. Hear the session through the KEXP archive: www.kexp.org
The Breeders played KEXP yesterday. Hear the session through the KEXP archive: www.kexp.org
Sun Kil Moon's Mark Kozelek plans to release two albums this year: a self-titled release which arrives on May 11 and a score for a James Franco-directed film called The Pretenders.
Portland-based singer Haley Heynderickx plays Pickathon in Happy Valley, Oregon between Friday, August 3 and Sunday, August 5.
See the full lineup here: pickathon.com
See the full lineup here: pickathon.com
Martin Douglas interviewed Kevin Murphy of the Moondoggies for this week's edition of Throwaway Style, KEXP's weekly column dedicated to examining all aspects of the Northwest music scene: www.kexp.org
Beloved Seattle band The Moondoggies play the Neptune Theatre tonight to celebrate the release of stellar new album, A Love Sleeps Deep. Tix: www.stgpresents.org
See Kevin Morby perform this song live on KEXP! www.youtube.com
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever play live on KEXP at noon on Wednesday, April 25. The session is open to the public. They play the Crocodile later that night with openers Sloucher.
Buffalo Tom were featured on a recent episode of KEXP's Music That Matters podcast. Check it out here: www.kexp.org
FKL play The Crocodile on Thursday, April 26, opening for British electronic musician Lapalux. Tix: www.thecrocodile.com
Erik Blood has two upcoming shows in Seattle. He plays Lo-Fi on Saturday, April 28 and Neumos on Thursday, May 24.
Swedish Death Candy a four-piece psych band hailing from London, formed in 2014.
See Brooklyn band Quilt perform other songs from their 2014 release, Held in Splendor here: www.kexp.org
The Horrors performed live on KEXP from the Doug Fir as part of MusicfestNW back in 2011: www.youtube.com
Secretary play a private show in Seattle on April 20. Those interested in attending are encouraged to email the band for the address. Info here: www.secretaryband.com
Learn more about the band by way of this 2013 Song of the Day post: www.kexp.org
Learn more about the band by way of this 2013 Song of the Day post: www.kexp.org
The album, the band's first on Island Records, helped the group achieve international fame. Many regard Catch a Fire as one of the greatest reggae albums of all time.