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| Bertil van Boer presents at conference in Eisenstadt, Austria | |||
| Spotlight on all-ages music venues in Bellingham | I know many of the students returning to Bellingham this week for fall quarter at Western Washington University aren鈥檛 quite 21 and can often feel excluded from the thriving downtown music scene, so I thought it would be a good idea to highlight some of the live music venues that feature all-鈥 |
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| Ra Ra Riot and The Globes open music season at 草榴社区 | Western Washington University's Associated Students Pop Music presents the first show of the season, a free outdoor concert open to the public featuring Ra Ra Riot, an American indie rock band from Syracuse, N.Y. that opened for Death Cab for Cutie at Mount Baker Theatre in 2009. |
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| Youth to perform Friday, Sunday as part of Marrowstone Music Festival | |||
| Sequim-bred vocalist Shea to release debut CD | Touch 鈥減lay,鈥 and the song slides in close beside you. The singer treats her tune with care, caressing the lyrics in a voice soft like cashmere worn lightly. Sarah Shea, the Sequim-bred vocalist and actress, has released her debut CD of jazz standards, from 鈥淔ever鈥 to 鈥淪unny鈥 to鈥 |
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| Marrowstone Music Festival performances begin today, July 28, on campus | |||
| Death Cab for Cutie finds 'Keys' to success | In an always-changing music industry, indie rock group Death Cab for Cutie is very much alive even after nearly 15 years as a band. |
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| The Prime Time Band thrills crowd at noon concert | |||
| Candysound set for free noon concert July 13 | |||
| Festival of Music continues with performances Wednesday, Sunday |