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Mutemath, Showbox SoDo*
David Choi, Vera*
Chris Murray/Natalie Wouldn't/Moon/Skam, Funhouse
Smile For Diamonds/Keaton Collective, High Dive
Cold Cave/Second Sight DJs, Electric Tea Garden
Drew Grow & The Pastors' Wives/Ships/Bryan Free, Columbia City Theater !
The Classic Crime/Moneta, Showbox*
Cody Beebe & The Crooks/Perry Acker/Redwood Son, Nectar
And And And/The Quiet Ones/Friends & Family, Comet
Matthew Good {solo}/Emily Greene, Tractor
"Dancing On The Valentine" - John Roderick/Daniel G Harman/Fly Moon Royalty/Lesli Wood/Katie Kate/Noddy, Crocodile !
Mutiny Mutiny/Post Adolescence/Debutante Year, Sunset
1 Jon Harthun said on April 23, 2008
Stubbs is great. I love all those open air/semi-open air venue Austin has. Emo's is neat too.
But as far as Seattle goes...hmmm...
The Showbox has a huge place in my heart. So probably that. Though I do appreciate how a smaller (in size) venue like Neumo's gets huge bands.
I'd still go with the Showbox, because of all the memories.
2 Mike Mess said on April 23, 2008
I'm a small club kinda guy myself...give me Spaceland in L.A. any day of the week (especially residency Mondays) and I'd be there.
3 Matt Schild said on April 23, 2008
Stubbs? I've been there several times at SXSW, and it's nice and all, but nothing legendary. Red Rocks in Denver owns on that in every way, sound, sight lines, atmosphere, etc.
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