In response to high demand, the Seattle Bach Festival is adding two more screenings of the acclaimed documentary Living Bach. The film will be shown at the historic Edmonds Theater on Saturday, November 9, and at the Grand Cinema in Tacoma on Sunday, November 10. Each screening will include a live Bach performance and conclude with a community sing-and-play of “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring.”
In an emotional farewell to a Seattle institution, The Trading Musician, a beloved music store in the University District, closed its doors after 33 years, marking a significant loss for the local music community.
In their first home game since Macklemore’s recent controversial comments, the Seattle Mariners made a notable change during the seventh-inning stretch, opting not to play the rapper’s hit song “Can’t Hold Us,” which has been a tradition for over two years.
In response to high demand, the Seattle Bach Festival is adding two more screenings of the acclaimed documentary Living Bach. The film will be shown at the historic Edmonds Theater on Saturday, November 9, and at the Grand Cinema in Tacoma on Sunday, November 10. Each screening will include a live Bach performance and conclude with a community sing-and-play of “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring.”
Taylor Swift has officially become the world’s richest female musician, surpassing Rihanna after the extraordinary success of her Eras Tour, according to Forbes. With a net worth now estimated at $1.6 billion, Swift has firmly secured her place at the top of the music industry’s financial ladder.
In a recent article titled The Musician’s Census 2024: “It’s Becoming Harder To Be An Independent Artist”, Mark Knight of Right Chord Music, in collaboration with Musosoup, reveals the difficulties faced by independent musicians. The survey, which gathered insights from 300 artists across 64 countries, highlights concerns around payment, visibility, and the evolving landscape of the music industry.
Mk.Gee’s ongoing tour has taken a unique turn, with his song “DNM” becoming an unexpected centerpiece of his shows. Fans across multiple cities have noticed a trend—Mk.Gee is playing “DNM” not just once or twice, but sometimes five, six, or even more times per performance! On Reddit, users from Nashville, Dallas, and other cities have shared their excitement, with some even saying Mk.Gee played the track 9 or 10 times in a single night. One fan from Nashville commented, “I swear I think he played it like 5 times,” while another from DC mentioned, “5 times in DC last night :)”.