Alec Shaw, Vanandrew, India Glover at The Shakedown 21+ Doors at 8:30, Music at 9:00 $8 advance, $10 day of show Alec Shaw is a musician, producer, and singer/songwriter based out of Seattle Washington, who's music derives from the influence of Indie, folk and soul.
The NOAH Center is excited to introduce a new event - "Uncorked" Wine and Music Festival at the beautiful, local Bertelsen Winery in Mount Vernon. Bring your four-legged friends to enjoy a casual day in the sun listening to a variety of great bands, eating amazing food and drinking incredible wine!...
+++Come BOW DOWN to the SOUND+++ NOISE CHURCH is our occasional Sunday special feature of avant-garde performance, improvised music, and experimental electronics. Doors at 7:30pm ++ Music at 8:00pm ++ $6 suggested cover ~AltLib is always ALL AGES~ Featuring: BEETLE BOX Beetle Box is a solo artist splitting time between Little Rock, Arkansas and Grand Rapids, Michigan. As an experimental composer and keyboardist, he focuses on creating original, piano-centered electronic music for live performance. His intricate control...
Farewell-To-Summer/Get-Ready-For-Season 6! The THOMAS HARRIS QUARTET plays the Bellingham Cider Company's patio on Wednesday, August 28th at 7 PM, one week before WJMAC officially begins the fall season. Come hear some great jazz, al fresco. Dinner's on you, the music's on WJMAC. Thomas Harris (tenor sax), Connor Helms (keys), Roger Yamashita (bass), Christian Casolary (drums). More info at wjmac.org. Email us: info@wjmac.org.
AGES: All Ages TICKETS: $15 WEB: www.jansenartcenter.org/events/cory-gallant/ VENUE / PUBLIC INFORMATION Jansen Art Center 321 Front Street, Lynden, WA 98264 360-354-3600 info@jansenartcenter.org Canadian country recording artist and CCMA (Canadian Country Music Association) Spotlight Contest Winner Cory Gallant and his guitar player, Roland Beaulieu. This is going to be a high-energy duo patrons will be sure to love. Cory’s rich, soul-filled vocals helped gain him national exposure when he became the winner of the 2018 CCMA National Spotlight...
Julia, Jared, and Dominic are happiest together on stage, moving and flowing as synchronous aspects of a greater whole. That grace and delight comes through in their recorded work, telegraphed transparently to the listener. A cohesive statement, unique yet instantly recognizable, Their new EP Welcome To Warren Dunes slides seamlessly from...
The Sky Colony are a indie folk rock group, focused on what matters most to them: simply creating wholesome music with real instruments, and more importantly, their intention behind doing so. Since their formation in 2012, the story behind the lyrics of their 1960’s reminiscent sound has organically grown into one of personal empowerment, discovery, and social awareness. Authentic and...
Join us to open WJMAC's Season 6 with this special artist. Formerly from NYC, now residing in the PNW, "... award-winning composer (Chamber Music America/Doris Duke Foundation grant recipient) and player (winner, Jazzconnect.com Jazz Competition), Colligan is highly in demand as a sideman, having worked with players like Cassandra Wilson, Don Byron, Buster Williams, and Lonnie...
WJMAC presents the JERRY STEINHILBER TRIO, Wednesday, September 11th, 7PM at the Sylvia Center for the Arts. “Not to seek to be like the Masters, but to seek what the Masters sought.” Drummer Jerry Steinhilber has written some wonderfully unique musical suites for this exciting tenor - bass - drums trio. The trio interweaves a variety of impactful tunes from classic and newer jazz masters that have...
BRAD SHIGETA QUINTET, Wednesday, September 18th, 7PM at The Sylvia Center for the Arts. Originally from Montreal, and formerly of the Lincoln Center Jazz Band, The Duke Ellington Orchestra as well as other big bands, Shigeta now resides in Vancouver where he is in scorching demand. Rooted in the golden age of the big band...
PINTS & PUMPKINS September 19, 6-9pm, Ages 21+ $20 Schack Members / $25 Non-Members Grab a pint, listen to live...
Wednesday, September 25th, 7PM at the Sylvia Center for the Arts: Seattle saxophonist, band leader, and educator Stuart MacDonald presents an evening of classic jazz and original music, with a few vocal numbers thrown in for good measure.The evening features award-winning trumpeter Thomas Marriott, WJMAC mainstay Michael Glynn on bass, and two rising stars of the Seattle jazz scene: Dylan Hayes (piano), and Xavier Lecouturier (drums). Tickets at the door after 6PM: $10 general, $5 students, WJMAC members FREE. Doors...
