Friday March 5th ~ Browne & Gilbert
6-8 PM

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Friday 3/5 ~ Locust Street Taxi
9pm $5 cover

"Like a zoo burning down...but in a good way." - Darrell Romine

We did not set out to make music that wouldn't offend grandmothers and wouldn't embarass teenagers. We set out to write songs that entertained us, or made our tummies feel good, or gave us shivers (though only a couple of those.) It was an accident that our performances went over just as well at lavender festivals and farmers' markets, as they did at college dances and raucous brew pubs. But they did and do, and we're not complaining.

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Sat 3/6 ~ BluMeadows
9 PM $5

Blues/Rock/Funk/Reggae

The music of BluMeadows has been described as a mix of various styles, Afro-Cuban, funk, hip-hop, reggae, rock calypso and everything in between. BluMeadows says his music is best described as "consciousness" rock with a universal message. BluMeadows lives in Seattle, but his music has taken him across the US, Europe and the Far East. He's performed with Parliament Funkadelic, Joe Higgs, Buddy Miles, Liquid Jesus, Branford Marsalis, Bruce Hornsby, Dave Lewis (Father Of The Northwest Sound), Pete Depoe (Redbone), Eek -A-Mouse, Don Carlos, Obo Addy, Charlie Chaplan, Pablo Moses, Apple Gabriel, And Leon Hendrix to name but a few.. Blumeadows plays music with an aim to open minds, and not simply entertain. But don't let that fool you, his explosive riffs will have you out of your chair and on the dance floor the moment he starts jamming.

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Wednesday 3/10 ~ Open Mic

Thursday 3/11 ~ Karaoke - 9 PM

Fri 3/12 ~ Clay Bartlett
9 PM $5 cover

Beyond Norway
Clay Bartlett has been a longtime fixture in the Northwest music scene and has recorded with The Supersuckers (Must’ve Been Live), Gerald Collier (Low Tar Taste) and his former band The Cheap Ones (Leaving Lake City).

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Sat 3/13 ~ Colin Spring and Special Guest
9 PM $5

Colin Spring is a NW singer/songwriter known for writing humorous and poignant narratives. He is currently working on his fifth album entitled, "Naugahyde Nights" with Seattle producer/engineer Graig Markel.

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Tues 3/16 Pat Hull
8 PM , No cover

Wednesday 3/17~ Open Mic

Thursday 3/18 ~ Karaoke - 9 PM

Friday 3/19 ~ DJ Dance night feat
9PM. No cover

"DJ Are You My Daddy" (Local Favorite DJ Miro Lund playing groovy dance tunes!

Saturday 3/20 ~ The Solvents and Be Careful
9PM $5 cover

Songs written for the benefit of the musician and with the added bonus of wooing the occasional willing audience, the tracks of the Solvents are intellectually and euphonically pleasing. It’s a project about inventing and a music experience about experimentation. The members fluctuate both permanently and temporarily, but the outcome is always an intricate patchwork of indie-folk uniqueness."-Volcano Weekly,the Tacoma music mag!!!!

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Sunday 3/21 ~ tribal fusion belly dance show!
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Wednesday 3/24~ Open Mic

Friday 3/26 ~ The Ethan Thomas Quartet
9PM $5 cover

Music is an unending journey into the unknown. It is always new and incredibly exciting. Music began as an interesting elective in school and became an obsession. I am not satisfied with sitting on the sidelines and appreciating great music, I must be an active participant. I need to create, to express, to explore. Music is my passion. I studied music at Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle. While there I had the privilege of studying with some of the finest musicians in the Northwest including: Hadley Caliman, Hans Teuber, Amy Rubin, Jim Knapp, and Dawn Clement.

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Thursday 3/25 ~ Karaoke - 9 PM

Sat 3/27 ~ The Native Guerillas
9PM $5 cover

Sounds Like The optimism of youth, the excitement of the gold rush, and the reality of the present day.
The Native Guerrillas is a collision of the arid east and the sopping flood plains of the west. It is root and seed, the hammer and the anvil. Using guitars, piano, banjo, accordion, mandolin and voice, this group creates a sound that draws on diverse influences from across a distinctly American landscape. Sound travels more fluidly through time than space and in the songs of The Native Guerrillas you might hear the distant hum of Skip James rubbing against the industrial clang of Tom Waits, or the folk lyricism of John Prine grinding past the tectonic mass of Frank Zappa.

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Wednesday 3/31~ Open Mic