It’s summer, and our friends at Hood River Distillers (whose selections feature our favorites Big Gin, Double Mountain Hopped Whiskey, and Trail’s End) put together a few summer cocktails to help you pack for Timber! Outdoor Music Festival. Hop Farm Sour By Jacob Grier 1 ½ oz. Double Mountain Hopped Whiskey 1 oz. lemon juice…
It’s almost time for Timber! Outdoor Music Festival, and we want to thank you so much for buying tickets to this year’s event. Whether or not you’ve been to one of our events in the past, please read through this entire email and keep it handy. It has tons of important information that’ll make traversing…
Our own Kevin Sur was interviewed on Season 2 Episode 18 of the local podcast Rise Seattle! Listen to him talk about his touring days, the success of Doe Bay Fest, and the genesis of Timber! Outdoor Music Festival. He even talks about the music industry as a whole, especially the rise of streaming services…
The Seattle powerhouse that is General Mojo’s plays trippy, psychedelic music that floats, sits, examines and is taken by the breeze again. Co-fronted by Heather Thomas, a standout vocalist and one of the city’s best drummers, General Mojo’s have set their sights on a July 6th EP release with Vaudeville Etiquette at the Southgate Roller…
Conventional wisdom states that you shouldn’t write a review about a concert more than a week after you’ve seen it. I respectfully submit a formal proposal to screw that noise. A few weekends ago, I saw two childhood heroes of mine—musicians whose work is practically part of my DNA—play live. Something that significant is worth…
You might not have heard of the Seattle five-piece, Kilcid Band, but you’re likely going to start hearing more and more from the talented group. And today, we’re happy to premiere their new music video the group made for their single, “The Good Get Gone,” an earworm of a track featuring sticky synths and falsetto…
Ruler’s debut album, due out Friday, May 25, 2018 on Barsuk Records, is a project 7 years in the making. “I was playing in other bands and I wanted to do a solo project, but I’d been kinda playing music for a long time and had really sort of ‘the dream’ of ever being noticed…
The Yakima Valley-based folk band, Planes on Paper, is releasing a new album May 31st, a 10-track LP called Edge Markings. The album is intricate and dark but also beautiful and buoyant. And we’re happy to premiere the newest single from the record, “All That’s Flesh Is Grass,” a song that wonders how the future…
We were so floored the other day to have been sent this article featuring so many familiar faces, including SMI founder Greg Roth and annual Timber! attendee Ashley Berg and her daughter, Piper. The reason for the article is “a forthcoming documentary film about cycling, cancer, mothers, their children and healing” called #WeRideWhy. So check…
Seattle pop-punk band Wiscon is breaking up. The band’s final show is this Friday at the Lo-Fi performance gallery (tickets available here). At the show, the group will release copies of their new record, The Finish Line, an energetic four-song EP featuring synths, quick rhythms and lyrics about, among other things, The Wizard Of Oz….
Seattle’s lilting-voiced singer Whitney Lyman is ready. On Tuesday, she will release her latest LP, Pleasure/Pain, with a show at the Triple Door (tickets here). The record’s a sweeping, theatrical work traveling from bright joy to quizzical melancholy. Backed by large chamber ensemble, Lyman, who recently played KEXP and Jimmy Kimmel Live with the famed…
Single-day tickets are availble NOW at TimberMusicFest.com. Thursday tickets are $40 and Friday and Saturday are both $50 per day. Of course, weekend passes are still available for $99 through May 31. After that, prices increase to $109 through July. Get Single-Day Tickets and Weekend Passes The Official Schedule Thursday Maiah Wynne – 6:00 –…
