Where thistles grow and owls rally

In a cozy, small Seattle alley

This year upon the night of devils

Come join our spooky-tinted revels!

"Is there a cost to join the thrill?"

Just tip the band! (and pay your bill)

You bring the fun, we'll bring the power

From 9:00 until the Witching Hour.

It's sure to be a grand affair

We're Raising Slane, we'll see you there!

The bottom of this pic has text

To tell you where we're haunting next*)

(*And lest the accusations fly, 'Twas made with Canva, not A.I.)

Hey! We're Trinket, a Seattle-based band looking for a female musician in her mid-to-late 20s to join us!

We're looking for someone who plays bass or guitar, and singing is a welcome bonus!

We've played shows at local venues including Conor Byrne, Blue Moon Tavern, and Skylark, and we practice weekly in Green Lake.

We're hoping to find someone who loves making music, playing live shows, and collaborating with other musicians.

If you're interested or know someone who might be a good fit, send us a message! We'd love to connect.

This will be our last time in seattle for a while, so pull up. 21+

Come grab a bowl of chili and check out some live music Sunday afternoon before the football game!

Slim's Last Chance Saloon

Doors 12 / Show 1

Ticket Link

$15 dollars entry!! In Seattle, local band spreading the word come see the Nov, 14th 21+ they are amazing!

https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/velvet-tang-dick-rossetti-and-bulk-male-roxbury-saints-2026-11-14-the-mountain-room-bar-at-the-r-seat-fa5d3d?utm_source=share&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=event_checkout&utm_content=top_right_button

Lindsay Scarey talks about how she ended up in The Darts on Table 18. It starts with her old band's Germany tour and what was supposed to be a few fill-in dates.

Story starts here: https://youtu.be/vNXo6_4qlbQ?t=2245

Strong language.

TL;DR: Exit206 oversold an already overcrowded venue, leaving people stuck in line for over an hour just to spend the show packed in like sardines. After posting about caring for the community, releasing another 100 tickets felt like a cash grab at the expense of the people who came to enjoy the music. We left early, and plenty of others seemed to share the same experience.

Exit206 is an EDM group that hosts shows at The Shop in SoDo. I just want to call out what felt like a complete lack of care for the event and the community and see if others had the same experience or if I’m way off base.
The show started at 9pm and my partner and I arrived a little after 10pm, hoping to catch part of the set that was already going and another set scheduled from 10:30-11:30. We spent over an hour in line, caught about 15 minutes of the set we wanted to start our night with, and then spent the rest of our time standing in a box of sardines.
There were way too many people for the space. People trying to move past us to get further away from the stage kept getting stuck, and more people just kept trying to stream in. Exit206 had even posted, in a post that has since been deleted, about how much they cared about the community while announcing an extra 100 tickets released before the show.
That doesn’t feel like caring about the community to me. It feels like a gross cash grab at the expense of the people who showed up to enjoy the music.
We left around midnight after trying to tolerate the situation, and even while waiting for an Uber home, we kept hearing people leaving the venue venting about how overcrowded it was.
Seattle has some great small EDM collectives putting on shows, but based on this experience, Exit206 is not one of them.

I went to school at and now engineer at Robert Lang Studios and would like more bands to track. Can do full band tracking at $800 a day, usually do more rock stuff but definitely open to anything. Also I can send references of my work :)

30-second song previews from artists playing around town this week, in calendar order.

It's a fun way to discover bands you might not otherwise come across, and maybe find a show worth going to.

https://seattlemusic.app

Curious what you think!

Remove if against the rules but I've been making music and recording myself for my whole life at this point. Post Office Studios gives me the ability to track people in our professional vocal booth as well as live tracking in our Live Room! Come one down and let's get your best ideas the best audio to go along with them! Insta dms always open

For an idea of what a band sounds like in the room engineered by yours truly: Check out this LIVE version of Soak by SPORTSTAR

As well as Live performances by La Flor Chicana

We are mainly a tracking studio so if you're curious what my mixing and mastering can do for you feel free to check out the Studio version of Soak by SPORTSTAR

As well as the Quick video I made showing what my mixing and mastering work does for La Flor Chicana's live set

Hi! I’m 23 and I’m currently living in Utah, I plan on moving to Seattle in early 2027 mainly because I have had awful luck with trying to make music connections and friends out here in Utah. I make a very niche style of music (specifically instrumental music like ambient, liminal, and some other electronic stuff) so it’s hard for me to find similar style musicians to connect with. Although I’ve always been open to Making musician friends out here that don’t make similar style music as me also, but because I’m not Mormon I’ve just had an extremely hard time fitting in with majority of the people I have met here in Utah sadly. So I was curious if someone happen to have any recommendations or possible online Seattle music groups I can join to connect with to meet some like minded people just so I can try and start making atleast some connections In some way while I’m waiting to save up enough money to move to Seattle in some months from now! :) thank you!

Space jazz music brought from alien visitation. https://open.spotify.com/album/1WT7FzntBb42SrN17yNBfg?si=7f1u_EKeTW2R-WQzhH2deg

Recorded in august

Hello lady fans. Looking for fun company at tonight’s show at Paramount. Maybe grab a drink beforehand. HMU

Hey! I'm a Seattle local learning to record bands in commercial studios, and I'm looking to get as much hands-on studio time as possible. I'll record you and your band for free if you cover the studio rental!

Most of my experience so far has been at the Hall of Justice in Ballard, so I'm especially comfortable working there. That said, if you'd prefer to record somewhere else, I'm happy to put in the work to get familiar with a new studio.

Since I'm still learning, I might work a little slower than a more experienced engineer, and there may be a few bumps along the way. That said, I'm passionate about recording good music and committed to doing a good job.

I'm open to all kinds of projects and genres. DM me if you're interested, want to hear more about my experience, or just want to see if we'd be a good fit!

Here’s a pic of me. (I’m learning electric guitar rn) ;) (I’m 20 btw)

Hello peoples!! I’m really looking for people (especially women) interested in starting a band with me. Some inspo I take from is Big Thief, Mazzy Star, and Dazey and the Scouts, Mannequin pussy, Sir Chloe, etc. I love the sound of these bands, and they make me wanna start something of my own. Anyways, PLEASE reply to this post if you’re interested and you’re in the Seattle, Marysville, or Arlington, WA area!!

Ps. I’m new to electric guitar, I’ve been playing off and on for about a year and still learning. I hope that’s not an issue. I mostly want to surround myself with people that want to make music and learn with me too bc I’m very inspired.

I'm looking to make friends with others attending Boo later this month. If your going leave a comment or shoot me a dm please.

1. Jimmy James (11) • High-profile staple in groups like True Loves, Parlor Greens, and Champagne Bubblebath; praised for deep groove, Hendrix-inspired style, and jam skills.
2. Danny Godinez (7) • Beloved instructor and performer known for acoustic and electric technique; plays regular no-cover shows at Owl & Thistle and Darrell's.
3. Andy Coe (7) • Local jam/jazz/fusion staple with the Andy Coe Band and McTuff, known for Jerry Garcia-style improvisations and free Monday sets at Blue Moon Tavern.
4. Kathy Moore (5) • Acclaimed regional guitarist praised for her versatile lead playing, Soundgarden tribute sets, and frequent local performances.
5. Ayron Jones (4) • Prominent local artist known for a raw, heavy, and high-energy style described as "filthy."
6. Xoth (4) • Technical metal band featuring double-guitar shredding and intense live shows at El Corazon.
7. Simon Henneman (3) • Super-shredder in Authentic Luxury and War Puppy who blends fast, tasteful solos with theatrical elements like headstock theremin and banjo shredding.
8. Shaun Crawford (3) • Songwriter and guitarist who plays across multiple local bands and leads Shaun Crawford & The Reasons.
9. R.L. Heyer (3) • Local jam and funk regular frequently seen at Seamonster Lounge (F2D) and performing alongside Kathy Moore.
10. Eric Snyder (3) • Standout lead guitarist in the local metal scene, performing with La Cabra and Skank Tornado.
11. Nate Gniffke (2) • Fronts Gniffke, delivering an 80s hard-rock, Les Paul-driven style reminiscent of John Sykes.
12. Dave Webb (2) • Progressive rock guitarist in Moon Letters and heavy metal riff-smith in Subversion Trigger.
13. Igor Abuladze (2) • Guitarist for heavy, experimental local acts Nosretep and Black Dogs.
14. Jesse (1) • Lead guitarist for heavy metal band Greyhawk, noted for technical shredding and strong improvisation.
15. Curtis (1) • Multi-instrumentalist playing heavy guitar and bass in Witch Ripper and Moon Letters.
16. Aaron Hiebert (1) • Plays with Eden and Shaggysweet, known for high-energy rock solos and Emerald City Guitars YouTube appearances.
17. Demarcus Baysmore (1) • Seattle Jazz Academy faculty member and Heavy Bloom guitarist delivering high-level jazz-fusion chops.
18. Jay Roberts (1) • Second-generation guitarist and son of jazz legend Howard Roberts, praised for powerful live shows.
19. Mandy Fer (1) • Award-winning lead guitarist for Sway Wild who tours nationally and exhibits top-tier instrumental skill.
20. Rusty Baumeier (1) • Noted for his lead guitar work during a six-month stint with The Maya Experience.
21. Les Evans (1) • Co-guitarist featured in the heavy metal group Subversion Trigger.
22. Larches Lead Guitarist (1) • Highlighted for ripping lead guitar work live with local band Larches.
23. Ben Bloom (1) • Guitarist for Polyrhythmics, praised as a favorite on the local funk and soul scene.
24. Tim Mitchell (1) • Versatile player doing hard rock with Rent The Sky and funk/R&B with Global Heat.
25. Alex Lancaster (1) • Fronts the Alex Lancaster Band with blues-rock lead playing.
26. Ian Moore (1) • Vashon Island-based blues and rock guitarist known for soulful, high-energy performances.
27. Jack & Endo (1) • Dual guitarists for skate punk band Me, Grimlock!, praised for fast-paced shredding.
28. Dave (1) • Lead guitarist for the punk-ish group Chance to Steal.
29. Ruth & Jared (1) • Dual shredders heading up the group Maxx Shredroom.
30. Country Dave (1) • Recommended for classic country-style picking and shredding.
31. Nathan Smurthwaite (1) • Guitarist for local heavy/psychedelic acts Fungal Abyss and Marrying Type.
32. Jim Davis (1) • Heavy riff and lead contributor to Fungal Abyss and Bog Ore.
33. Steve Schmidt (1) • Guitarist for Diminished Men who weaves subtle shred elements into experimental arrangements.
34. Dan Teisan (1) • Former Late September Dogs guitarist known for playing extremely fast, high-note leads.
35. Jeff Loomis (1) • Internationally recognized metal guitarist (Nevermore) based locally, cited as a premier shredder.
36. Yellow Crane (1) • Local band featuring a high-intensity guitarist and bassist tandem.
37. Frontline (1) • Melodic metal outfit based north of Seattle with face-melting lead solos.
38. Nick Nordus (1) • Fronts Nordus, showcasing technical lead skills.
39. Montlake Traffic Lead Guitarist (1) • Lead player for funk-rock group Montlake Traffic, noted for standout chops.
40. Steel Beans (1) • Multi-instrumentalist live performer recognized for intense stage energy.
41. Thaddeus Turner (1) • Seamonster Lounge regular praised as one of the area's premier live guitarists.
42. Little Venom (1) • High-energy band noted for strong individual technique across all instruments.
43. Leif Totusek (1) • Plays monthly jazz/fusion residency sets at Latona Pub in Green Lake.

Come hear some fun Halloween music along with orchestral concert pieces! Free to the public!

Off their new Split!