Saying goodbye is hardly ever easy. Seattle's been lucky enough to be home to surf-pop band Tangerine over the past few years, watching them grow from their jangly debut EP Pale Summer to last year's self-assured and vibrant Sugar Teeth. They've been easy to latch onto from the start, giving a ray of light in our city's often grey days. No, Tangerine isn't breaking up. They're just uprooting and moving to Los Angeles — an apt fit for their joyous anthems. But still, it feels like a loss for the Seattle scene and everything Tangerine's given back to it.
Before they pack up and head out for the sunshine, they're going to get a proper Northwest sendoff at Neumos on Saturday night, July 1. They'll be joined with fellow local acts Fauna Shade and Emma Lee Toyoda, filling out the show as a celebration instead of a wake. Don't think about it as a "goodbye" but a "see ya soon." Come through and get all the sweet Tangerine licks you can until they come visit again. Let loose, jump around, sing-along and give them the best Seattle sendoff possible.Revisit Tangerine's past KEXP sessions below.
What's better than beer and music? Beer, music, and supporting all ages venues; that's what. This Saturday, Elysian Brewery brings their Search Party festival to Seattle Center and they're donating all the proceeds from the event to The Vera Project. Not just that, but you'll get to see fiery perfo…
Every Monday through Friday, we deliver a different song as part of our Song of the Day podcast subscription. This podcast features exclusive KEXP in-studio performances, unreleased songs, and recordings from independent artists that our DJ’s think you should hear. Today’s song, featured on the Mid…
Every week, KEXP features a new local artist with an interview and suggested tracks for where to start. This week, we’re featuring versatile songwriter Jenn Champion, who plays KEXP Rocks the Dock this Saturday at Waterfront Park.
One of the most exciting exhibits opening in Seattle this summer is Bowie by Mick Rock, a collection of 65 photographs by Bowie's personal photographer Mick Rock. And this Friday, June 30th, Mo'Pop kicks off the exhibit with Hot Tramp, I Love You So, an opening reception as dazzling as the show it …