By Seth Sommerfeld
Listening through The Decemberists' discography calls to mind ambling into a top-flight used bookstore. The breadth of offerings can be somewhat overwhelming...
Checking out some of the free summer concert series in the Inland Northwest
By Seth Sommerfeld, Madison Pearson, Cassandra Benson and Madi Oswalt
Q&A: Portland's STRFKR delivers more club-worthy psychedelia on Parallel Realms
By Brittne Lunnis
The beat goes on: Remembering Spokane drummer Drey Davis
A concert in his memory will take place this Sunday at Riverfront Park
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After a Lucky break, Megan Moroney is poised for country superstardom with Am I Okay?
Getting old with Blink-182
Q&A: Wheeler Walker Jr. rebels against mainstream pop country with his comically profane outlaw country
Superlatives from a day spent at the Gorge for the EDM festival Beyond Wonderland
By Samantha Wohlfeil and Seth Sommerfeld
After a few tumultuous years, Cage the Elephant is back in top form on Neon Pill
By Azaria Podplesky
Despite being a newcomer to town, Hayes Noble is already one of Spokane's most exciting rock voices
On Drive and Cry, country singer Emily Nenni encourages listeners to let it all out
A new locally created sampler instrument, CHOMPI aims to make music production fun and accessible
By Summer Sandstrom
After a COVID-induced hiatus, the Spokane-based music festival Volume is set to return this fall
Spokane's own Jang the Goon finally feels fully himself on Goon Shii: Vol. 1
After multiple stops, pop punk staple Yellowcard is reveling in fans' revived interest
Taking Back Sunday still resonates across generations with their cathartic emo
By Brittne Lunniss
The inaugural Punk Palouse Fest looks to help cultivate the Inland Northwest DIY music scene
By Elissa Ball
How family ties have helped Portugal. The Man with the career highs and personal lows that get thrown its way
A look at the biggest summer concerts swinging through the Inland Northwest in 2024
On Taylor Swift and the trend of extremely overlong albums...
In promoting the world's fair, organizers saw music as a way to entice people to "meet... by the river" at Expo '74
By Will Maupin
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