When I first heard that the Long Winters would be performing at the Crocodile on May 26, I thought our co-founder, Heather, was crazy. Turns out, the Long Winters not only performed at the Crocodile, but reintroduced themselves into the Seattle rock scene that, in the ironic words of John Roderick, is centered in the heart of Belltown.
The Long Winters performed this show under the moniker, The Newton Girls. Now, I suspect that I am just a moron lacking all ability to discern a simple anagram, but let me break …

Fresh off a European tour promoting their new album release titled “Outbursts”, Turin Brakes once again visit Seattle, sparking the start of a vigorous U.S. tour. Considered by many as the U.K.’s best acoustical duo, Turin Brakes take us back to their roots free from major record label pressures and, as a result, they’ve brought us an indie folk rock sound that many are praising as familiar yet better than ever.
On May 10, the Crocodile was playing host to this folk-rock duo, whose most recent album is described …

Dusk off those bikes, grab your I.D., and ride down to Via Triunali‘s for happy hour between 5pm and 7pm for their signature Margherita happy hour pizza. There’s a catch, each one of the 5 Via Tribunali’s store locations are included in the free pizza deal, but only one store location will be playing sponsor each Wednesday starting with Georgetown’s location on May 12th, and ending the Tour Of Seattle at Fremont’s store location on June 9th.
The idea? Raising funds for our local biking community with the help …