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Live Around Town This Week

By Jason Kinnard | Published: October 15, 2012

It may have turned for the worse outside, but there’s still plenty to see inside. City Arts Fest dominates most of the schedule with an amazing week of music ahead in almost every venue in town. It’s a busy week with a ton of great choices for everyone. On Monday night Beth Orton sets theRead more…

Posted in City Arts, City Arts Festival, KEXP, Live Around Town | Also tagged Beth Orton, Blind Pilot, Bombay Bicycle Club, Calexico, City Arts Fest, Crocodiles, Crypts, Dana Buoy, Earshot Jazz Festival, Eighteen Individual Eyes, First Aid Kit, Freelance Whales, Fresh Espresso, Ghostland Observatory, Gold Leaves, Grimes, Horse Feathers, Howlin Rain, Jason Lytle, Kay Kay and his Weathered Underground, Kevin Murphy, Keyboard Kid, Kingdom Crumbs, Laura Gibson, Lemolo, Lord Huron, Lost in the Trees, Midtown Dickens, Mos Def, Motopony, Mt. St. Helens Vietnam Band, My Goodness, OC Notes, Point Juncture WA, Pollens, Ravenna Woods, Rose Windows, Schoolboy Q, Sea of Bees, Sports, The Fucking Eagles, The Grizzled Mighty, The Head & The Heart, The Maldives, The Moondoggies, The Physics, The Soft Pack, Throw Me The Statue, Tomten, Truckasaurus, Two Door Cinema Club, Western Haunts, Wimps | Leave a comment

2012 Heineken City Arts Fest Announces Initial Lineup!

By Jacob Webb | Published: July 24, 2012

The initial lineup for the 2012 Heineken City Arts Fest has been announced, and it’s packed with a diverse range of acts that will be sure to fill up the numerous venues taking part in this year’s activities. Alongside the already announced headlining show from David Byrne and St. Vincent, the festival will host performancesRead more…

Posted in City Arts Festival, KEXP | Also tagged A Fine Frenzy, City Arts Fest, David Byrne, EOTO, Ghostland Observatory, Joshua Radion, Lemolo, St. Vincent, Two Door Cinema Club | 1 Comment

Celebrating Independence with… Rhymesayers Entertainment

By Ian Robinson | Published: June 27, 2012

In honor of Independence Day, KEXP is saluting some of our favorite indie record labels who’s DIY-spirit helped revolutionize the music industry. As an independent radio station ourselves, KEXP is thrilled to give a 13-gun salute to these pioneers with a series of label spotlights through the Fourth of July. Rhymesayers Entertainment, better known asRead more…

Posted in Celebrating Independence, KEXP | Also tagged Atmosphere, Grieves, Rhymesayers | 1 Comment

Live Around Town This Week: City Arts Fest Edition

By Ryan Bort | Published: October 18, 2010

The never-ending carousel of music festivals in the Northwest continues this week with the first ever City Arts Festival. This might mark the end of the summer festival season, but it is sure as hell a good way to go out, as over 30 events will take place in over 20 venues spread out acrossRead more…

Posted in KEXP, Live Around Town | Also tagged Belle & Sebastian, Big Boi, Blitzen Trapper, Blue Scholars, Cat Power, City Arts Fest, Deer Tick, Dum Dum Girls, Foals, Gogol Bordello, Head Like A Kite, Macklemore, Mash Hall, Phosphorescent, Roky Erickson, She & Him, Starfucker, The Head and the Heart, The Maldives, The Vaselines | Leave a comment

Song of the Day: Brother Ali – The Travelers

By Christy Thacker | Published: October 29, 2009

Every Monday through Friday, we deliver a different song as part our Song of the Day podcast subscription. This podcast features exclusive KEXP in-studio performances, unreleased songs, and recordings from independent artists that our DJs think you should hear. Each and every Friday we offer songs by local artists. Today’s featured selection, chosen by AfternoonRead more…

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Out This Week 9/22

By Jim Beckmann | Published: September 22, 2009

Among our guests during KEXP’s broadcast from Musicfest NW this year was the Scottish group The Twilight Sad, who performed several songs from their brand album, Forget the Night Ahead, in their live set at the Doug Fir (watch video here). New York band The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, who also performed liveRead more…

Posted in KEXP, New York, Out This Week! | Also tagged Girls, Islands, Le Loup, Monsters of Folk, Pearl Jam, Rain Machine, Sea Wolf, The Big Pink, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, The Twilight Sad, Volcano Choir | Leave a comment

Song of the Day: Jake One – The Truth (featuring Freeway & Brother Ali)

By Leigh Bezezekoff | Published: December 12, 2008

Every Monday through Friday, we deliver a different song as part our Song of the Day podcast subscription. This podcast features exclusive KEXP in-studio performances, unreleased songs, and recordings from independent artists that our DJs think you should hear. Every Friday, the Song of the Day podcast spotlights local musicians. Today’s featured selection, chosen byRead more…

Posted in KEXP, Song of the Day Podcast | Also tagged Freeway, Jake One | Leave a comment

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Live Around Town This Week

2012 Heineken City Arts Fest Announces Initial Lineup!

Celebrating Independence with… Rhymesayers Entertainment

Live Around Town This Week: City Arts Fest Edition

Song of the Day: Brother Ali – The Travelers

Out This Week 9/22

Song of the Day: Jake One – The Truth (featuring Freeway & Brother Ali)

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