Concert Reviews

Monsoon’s two-act concert included a literal show-stopping moment that still felt endearingly characteristic.

Stage effects were sometimes a bit much, but Wet Leg’s “moisturizer” tracks were as well-received as its biggest song, “Chaise Longue.”

Miller tickled ivories and funny bones during his “Heading Homo Cabaret” on Friday, Sept. 5.

The vocalists’ timbres added a tenor section that helped punctuate their bandmates’ funk-disco jams.

At least four personal crises interrupted an otherwise gorgeous exploration of doomed love.

The four Pacific Northwest bands each brought their own unique flavors to the show’s bill.

The two groups attract overlapping but differing listeners, each scratching a different itch.

Berlin-based DJ Boys Noize performed seamlessly alongside the band during NIN’s third act.

Over 100 people gave the queer DJs all the energy they had on a Thursday evening.

Welch and Rawlings sparked a standing ovation before ever playing a note on June 25.

The prog-rock legacy band’s set mostly stuck to music made without its long-dead founders.

Despite a brief onstage mixup, the veteran singer-songwriter breezed through the best of her solo songs and work with Yaz.