2024-08-11 Hardly Raining STG’s THING Festival returned for its fourth year—this time at a new location in Carnation, WA. Headliners included St. Vincent, Toro y Moi, and Black Pumas, supported by artists from the Pacific Northwest and around the world. See a gallery below!— Note: Unless otherwise specified, all photos taken by Lisa Hagen Glynn […]
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2024-08-08 Hardly Raining The fourth annual THING Festival returns to western Washington on August 9-11, 2024. Headliners will be St. Vincent, Toro y Moi, and Black Pumas, supported by Spoon, Killer Mike, Stephen Sanchez, Ethel Cain, and Earl Sweatshirt. The lineup includes 30 bands at multiple stages. Presented by the nonprofit Seattle Theatre Group, this
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2024-08-03 Hardly Raining Experimental-music group Negativland played a live set at Northwest Film Forum on August 3, 2024. Negativland includes Mark Hosler, Jon Leidecker (AKA “Wobbly”), and David Wills (AKA “The Weatherman”), who joined by video from his Seattle home. They performed We Can Really Feel Like We’re Here, a collaboration with multimedia collage artist
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2024-07-20 Hardly Raining Seattle hardcore glam-pop band Beautiful Freaks gave an in-store performance at Easy Street Records on July 20, 2024. The group includes Meg Hall (vocals), James Bonaci (guitar), Peter Bryson (drums), Tony Lefaive (bass), and Cyra Wirth (guitar). Nicolle Swims of Black Ends sat in on vocals. The show was an album release
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2024-07-07 Hardly Raining Jazz Port Townsend returns to Fort Worden State Park the week of July 22-28, 2024. Sponsored by Centrum, the event features a a week-long jazz camp, followed by a weekend of concerts by the faculty artists. Small-ensemble shows “in the clubs” are on Thursday and Friday nights this year, and mainstage concerts at
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2024-06-28 Hardly Raining Singer–songwriters Marissa Nadler and Jesse Sykes co-headlined a show at Seattle’s Ballard Homestead on June 28, 2024. It was an evening of hauntingly beautiful gothic country, set in an intimate arts space within a converted 1920s house. Nadler performed solo on guitar and electronics. Joining Sykes was long-time bandmate Phil Wandscher (guitar,
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2024-06-20 Hardly Raining Krist Novoselic debuted his Bona Fide Band at Easy Street Records on June 20, 2024. Along with the former Nirvana bassist, the group included Mark Pickerel (drums), Kathy Moore (guitar), Jillian Raye (vocals), and Jennifer Johnson (vocals). They played mostly songs from Novoselic’s other bands: Giants in the Trees, 3rd Secret, and
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2024-06-01 Hardly Raining Seattle kicked off LGBTQ+ pride month with the Pride in the Park celebration at Volunteer Park. Presented by Seattle Pride, the six-hour outdoor event included live music, drag performances, DJ sets, vendors, and food trucks. The organizers announced that they expected 12,000 attendees. This year marks the 50th anniversary of Seattle Pride.
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2024-05-25 Hardly Raining Three-time Grammy winning jazz vocalist Samara Joy performed at Benaroya Hall on May 25, 2024. Seattle nonprofit Earshot Jazz presented the concert. Joy has performed many times in Seattle, including at previous Earshot Jazz events. Joining Joy was a jazz septet, including Evan Sherman (drums), Connor Rohrer (piano), Felix Moseholm (bass), Donavan
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2024.05.03 Hardly Raining Seattle bands Acid Tongue, Zookraught, Midpak, and Balcony Bridge played a DIY show under the 1st Avenue Bridge on May 3, 2024. The event benefitted Gaza relief. Gallery: 1st Avenue Bridge Show
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