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Friday, April 10: Brian Lynch

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Friday, April 10: Brian Lynch

There are events we in the musical promotional game could never have expected to see. This is one of those events. An otherwise noteworthy jazz musician, Brian Lynch, has cemented our interest in an upcoming concert by adding ... a juggler. This juggler is Henrik Bothe. He's performed all over

CONCERT ALERT: James Germain & the Grey Days, Seven Deadly Sins, Roy Hargrove Quartet, Joshua Radin ...

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CONCERT ALERT: James Germain & the Grey Days, Seven Deadly Sins, Roy Hargrove Quartet, Joshua Radin ...

We list major concerts going on sale this weekend, as well as national touring acts performing in the Puget Sound this week and down the road. SECRET TICKET CODE TM = Ticketmaster, 253.627.TIXS, www.ticketmaster.com TW = TicketsWest, 800.325.SEAT, www.ticketswest.com TWEB = Ticketweb, 866.468.7623, www.ticketweb.com >>> ON SALE NOW James Germain & the Grey

Friday, April 10, Sunday, April 12: "Romeo et Juliette"

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Friday, April 10, Sunday, April 12: "Romeo et Juliette"

We could've easily featured Roméo et Juliette (it's OK, you can call it Romeo and Juliet, we won't tell) in our music section, because it goes without saying opera lands like a wet noodle in the absence of stirring music. If there's one thing Tacoma Opera boasts, it's capable singers.

Monday, April 13: Bobby Shew with Rich Wetzel's Groovin' Higher Orchestra

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Monday, April 13: Bobby Shew with Rich Wetzel's Groovin' Higher Orchestra

This isn't the first time I've received a press release that referred to an artist as "legendary." It's an adjective I've employed myself, to describe Smokey Robinson and other members of the pop music pantheon, but I can honestly say it's not a word I use lightly. A promoter who

A really big Shew at Tacoma Community College

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A really big Shew at Tacoma Community College

This isn't the first time I've received a press release that referred to an artist as "legendary." It's an adjective I've employed myself, to describe Smokey Robinson and other members of the pop music pantheon, but I can honestly say it's not a word I use lightly. A promoter who

Music Critics' Picks: The Brown Edition, The Woolen Men, Fruition, The Boxers ...

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Music Critics' Picks: The Brown Edition, The Woolen Men, Fruition, The Boxers ...

[FUNK JAM] + THURS, APRIL 2 Award-winning Olympia-based funk rock band Brown Edition wants you to join their band. Hold on - don't get your hopes up. The band, led by the charismatic Miguel Pineda, will host a jam session inviting all to join them on stage Thursday night at the

Margaret Dilloway then and now

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Margaret Dilloway then and now

Chances are you've heard enough quotes about hard work and persistence that if you followed half of them you could have achieved most of your life's dreams by now. But who does that, right? Every once in awhile, though, you meet someone who proves all those motivational sayings aren't just

Tuesday, April 14: Tacoma Eco-Hour

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Tuesday, April 14: Tacoma Eco-Hour

In this day and age, it's rare to find someone who didn't have the three R's drilled into them all the way through grade school. Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. Third graders across the country know it like a prayer. How about adults? Do they know their three R's? Tacoma Eco-Hour has

Wednesday, April 15: Sister Spit

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Wednesday, April 15: Sister Spit

Sister Spit all-girl spoken word road show drops in on the Olympia Timberland Library on Tax Day. If you're envisioning a bunch of gray-haired professors reading Dickinson and Shakespeare in low, expressionless tones, drooling, you've it wrong. Whew!  This tour features half a dozen or so, 20-something queer female writers,

Spring Concert Preview

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Spring Concert Preview

As Tom Lehrer immortally said, "Spring is here! Su-pa-ring is here! Life is skittles and life is beer!" We've made it through the terrible wasteland of the temperate winter, and we've lived to come out on the other side: spring. How do we show our benevolent gods that we are thankful

Tuesday, April 7: Pile

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Tuesday, April 7: Pile

While four-piece Pile from Massachusetts named themselves a single, indistinct word, there are thousands of pages to be written with that one little word. Standing out amongst the English language, "pile" is a word that rarely denotes something good. I guess you could have a pile of delicious donuts? More

Monday, April 6: The Boxers

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Monday, April 6: The Boxers

Chicago quartet the Boxers start out their most recent LP, The Blue Pool, with washed-out snippets from Bobby Vinton's "Blue Velvet," distorted and sinister, before segueing into a sort of anthemic, melancholy rock. It's reminiscent of the days when the Flaming Lips were transitioning from stoned punks into the glorious

WEDNESDAY READING: Still on the road with New American Shame

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WEDNESDAY READING: Still on the road with New American Shame

We were five guys who loved rock, but there were certainly other passions in the van. Literally. Johnny and the previously mentioned guitar tech, Brian Roe, had each brought their fly-fishing reels. At some point in the first few hours of day one, the tour manager/sound guy promised our fearless

Reserve officer earns Lance P. Sijan Award

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Reserve officer earns Lance P. Sijan Award

(446 AW PA) - He's flown more than 4,000 hours of civilian and military flying time, including 230 combat dispatches and 873 hours of combat time. He's helped in the rapid response to the humanitarian crisis in Haiti this year, delivering 97,000 pounds of emergency rations. He's a C-17 Globemaster

Airman lauded for volunteerism

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Airman lauded for volunteerism

After serving in the Air Force for 19 years and being stationed at five different duty locations, Senior Master Sgt. Michael Lantz finally got the opportunity to come home. The Tacoma native and Washington High School alum was transferred to McChord Field in 2007 to serve as the 361st Recruiting Squadron's

From prisoner to patriot

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From prisoner to patriot

"Good things come from horse manure," is a lesson Sam Mitsui learned as a prisoner of war. In 1942, Mitsui's family was forced into an American internment camp, where some families slept in racetrack horse stalls. But it was among the cramped and squalid conditions of the camp, where prisoners would

Saturday, April 4: The Woolen Men

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Saturday, April 4: The Woolen Men

Portland trio the Woolen Men carry with them a number of easily identifiable influences that mix together in delightful ways. They bring the '50s rock by way of Violent Femmes, the stately indie pop of Guided By Voices, and the shambolic lo-fi rock of Pavement. It's ear candy for a

Thursday, April 2: The Brown Edition

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Thursday, April 2: The Brown Edition

Award-winning Olympia-based funk rock band The Brown Edition wants you to join their band. Hold on - don't get your hopes up. The band, led by the charismatic Miguel Pineda, will host a jam session inviting all to join them on stage Thursday night at the Rhythm and Rye venue

A happy excuse to sip a lot of wine

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A happy excuse to sip a lot of wine

There are many things we leave until the last minute when it comes to our holiday meals, and we shouldn't. It could be the cranberry sauce. Who was supposed to bring that? Nobody wants to because no one eats it. AH! Whip cream for the pumpkin pie! Who is supposed

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