Quinn XCII is playing a show at Showbox SoDo this Friday, March 29th with Ashe and Christian French. It’s last minute, but we’re excited to give away a pair of tickets! Details on how to enter below.
Showbox Sodo
2x Grammy-nominated producer and DJ Steve Aoki is preparing to hit the road for his North American ‘Kolony’ Tour with Brooklyn-born rapper and producer Desiigner. The ‘Kolony’ tour is coming through Seattle on March 14th at Showbox SoDo with special guest performances by Desiigner, Deorro, Ricky Remedy, Max Styler, and Bok Nero.
Don’t Panic – Sweat Out Your Fever at the Showbox 
Who: It has been nearly a decade since their first album shattered any rules or guidelines layed out for a band trying to create a successful breakthrough, and Panic! At the Disco has since showed the world their capabilities of pushing creativity to new heights. A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out oozed their natural gift for experimental instrumentation and it wasn’t long before these boys from Las Vegas were being
Grab your food and liquor for some old school love at the Showbox.
Who: Born and raised in Chicago, IL Wasalu Muhammad, better known as Lupe Fiasco, always struggled with the tug of war he associated with the Food and Liquor marts close to home; the food symbolizing his inner peace with family and friends, and the liquor… well he’s tried to control the liquor. Lupe Fiasco is an artist through and through, never relying on anyone’s opinion to deter his
Ghostland Observatory breaks it down with the Keyboard Kid in Sodo
Ghostland Observatory is not so much a duo, but a collaboration of two opposite minded individuals, dedicated to creating a unique blend of futuristic electro-pop and vocals. Aaron Behrens and Thomas Turner are two men driven by a cause that keeps them awake hours on end experimenting,
Passive me, naked you.
Check em Out: The Naked and Famous began as a meetcute between composer/writer Thom Powers and lyricist Alisa Xayalith at music school back in 2008. The two New Zealanders were approached by a few independent labels after feverishly sending electro pop demos around town and recruited three other Aucklandites to perform live around the country.
Flashback to the 90’s with the vibrant sounds of this eclectic band.
Spanning over ten years, the Counting Crows’ dynamic sounds and brilliant lyrics have created the perfect soundtrack to the American life.
International indie-pop sensation rocks his way into Seattle.
You may not pronounce his name quite right—but chances are you’ve found yourself at some point humming passionately along to his catchy break-up song, “Somebody That I Used to Know.”
The Art Institute of Seattle presents their Ready to Wear Spring and Fall 2012 trends.
The 14th annual Student Fashion Show will showcase 80 to 100 outfits designed by students at The Art Institute of Seattle. These pieces will reveal Ready to Wear trends for Spring and Fall 2012.
Reggae band gives Seattleites a peace of mind.
Check ’em Out: In 2004, when four beach rats from Santa Barbara got together to jam in a purple haze of smoke, Rebelution unleashed their captivating blend of reggae and grassroots music
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