Byland brings her cinematic indie-rock to The Rabbit Box Theatre on June 11, joined by Zander Hawley and Abby Gundersen. Doors 7pm, show 8pm, $20 advance.

Michigan-born, Seattle-based Americana singer-songwriter Sarah Brunner has played 1,000+ shows, toured 26 states, and co-fronts The Hipocrats — a nationally touring duo whose debut album was produced by Grammy Award-winner Chance McCoy.

Orville Johnson is a Seattle-based dobro master and roots multi-instrumentalist with credits on over 500 recordings, a residency on Prairie Home Companion, and decades of live performances across blues, bluegrass, and Americana.

Scott Concinnity is the frontman of Letters From Traffic, a seven-piece Seattle rock and soul band whose New Vintage Soul sound has been shaking rooms and stirring souls since 2006.

PNW guitarist Lyle Ronglien is equally at home in a solo acoustic set and fronting a 17-piece Brian Setzer tribute band. His latest album, How Many Miles, dropped in fall 2024.

Judd Wasserman writes indie-folk songs in the tradition of Nick Drake and Elliott Smith, then performs them as a one-man band using live looping to build something that sounds much bigger than one person.

Eric C.P. Martin of Eric Blu & the Soul Revue has released a cookbook and family memoir rooted in Black Southern food traditions. Lovin' From Mama's Oven is out now.

Sean Gaskell is a Tacoma-based kora player who studied in Gambia and Senegal and has brought the 800-year-old West African harp tradition to over 400 venues across the US and Canada.

With 30+ years in Seattle music and a 13-year residency at The Olympic Hotel's Georgian dining room, Emmanuel del Casal brings depth, versatility, and deep-pocket groove to every performance.

Bonita Fishwife — formerly Drea & the Marilyns — drops their debut single "Looking For," a song about losing your footing and searching for something real. The video involves an evil wizard, a dragon, and a band that refuses to cancel their set.

Champagne Sunday is a husband-and-wife glam-folk duo with stadium energy and the heart to back it up. Jessi and Jared Fredeen play every room like a festival.

Carly Ann Calbero has a voice like a freight train and a live presence to match. The PNW singer-songwriter is a Rolling Stone finalist, NWMF Emerging Artist winner, and one of Seattle's most exciting performers.

Fast Nasties performs at Jupiter Bar in Seattle on 6/24 at 8:00 PM. 2126 2nd Ave.

Polybanderous joins Bloodbelly Blues, Colt Lightnin', and It & I at The Spare Room in Portland on June 19th. Four one-man-band approaches, one night. 7pm.

Fast Nasties returns to The Sandbar & Grill in Tacoma on July 25th. Progressive blues with soul, funk, and gospel detours. Doors at 7pm on the waterfront.

Polybanderous performs at the Tacoma Broadway Farmers Market on 6/18 at 11:00 AM. 50 Pacific Ave, Tacoma.

Polybanderous returns to The Sandbar & Grill in Tacoma on June 6th with Reji Marc and It & I. One-man-band showcase on the waterfront. 8pm.

With eight albums, a decade of PNW stages, and a five-word review from John Legend, Katrina Kope is one of Seattle's most versatile and respected vocalists.

Polybanderous plays Wally's Tavern in Wenatchee on 5/30 with It & I and Tribunal. 9:00 PM at 322 S Wenatchee Ave.

Eric Blu & the Soul Revue returns to The Sandbar & Grill in Tacoma on 6/13 at 7:00 PM. 1941 Marine View Dr.