October 2nd, 2012
Hardcoretet will be touring through the Northwest this month for the first time as a Table & Chairs group. They will also be celebrating the re-release of their album Do It Live. Find them in the following cities:
Hardcoretet at John’s Alley
9:30pm on Thursday, October 11th, 2012
114 E 6th St
Moscow, ID
$5
21+
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Hardcoretet at The Emerald of Siam
8:00pm on Friday, October 12th, 2012
1314 Jadwin Ave
Richland, WA
$5
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Hardcoretet at The Green Frog
9:30pm on Saturday, October 13th, 2012
1015 N State St
Bellingham, WA
$5
with: Rippin’ Chicken
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Performance and Workshop by Hardcoretet
7:00pm on Wednesday, October 24th, 2012
The Jazz Station
124 W Broadway
Eugene, OR
$7
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Hardcoretet at The Goodfoot
9:30pm on Thursday, October 25th, 2012
2845 SE Stark St
Portland, OR
$7
21+
with: Trio Subtonic
They will finish up their tour with a performance at the Royal Room here in Seattle. We hope you can make it for one of these performances!
Hardcoretet Joins T&C Celebration
8:00pm on Friday, October 26th, 2012
The Royal Room
5000 Rainier Ave S
Seattle, WA
Performances by:
Hardcoretet
Operation ID
September 3rd, 2012
Chemical Clock will be taking a trip down the West Coast this month with lots of performances all the way down to San Francisco. Here are the details!
- 9/10: Portland, OR at The Piano Fort – 8:00pm, $5-10 suggested donation
- 9/12: Eugene, OR at The Jazz Station – 8:00pm, $5
- 9/13: Chico, CA at Origami Lounge – 8:00pm, $5
- 9/14: Oakland, CA at the Totally Intense Fractal Mindgaze Hut – 8:00pm, $5-10 suggested donation
- 9/15: Oakland, CA at House Show (private address. email thechemicalclock@gmail.com for details) – suggested donation only
- 9/16: San Francisco, CA at Viracocha – 8:00pm
- 9/17: Sacramento, CA at Luna’s Cafe – 7:30pm, $5-20
- 9/21: Seattle, WA at Cafe Racer – 8:00pm, $5-15 suggested donation
We hope you make it out to a show in your area!
—T&C
August 23rd, 2012
Table & Chairs is pleased to announce that Hardcoretet has joined our numbers. We’re also thrilled by the increasing diversity of our catalogue that this latest addition represents. Fans of Operation ID and Chemical Clock are sure to gravitate to their unstoppable funkiness, and those of Neil Welch or WA will resonate with Hardcoretet’s sharp-angled melodies and many-dimensioned sound palette. That said, Hardcoretet will occupy a unique space within our roster, and we’ve chosen to represent the group based on the distinctiveness of their sound. After years of watching at the sidelines, we’re proud to finally be a part of Hardcoretet’s music-making career, and for them to be a part of ours.
Expect a performance from Hardcoretet on October 26th along with Operation ID at the Royal Room. Music starts at 8:30 and there’s no cover. Hope to see you there!
—T&C
June 5th, 2012
Table & Chairs is excited to have Sacramento guitarist, Ross Hammond, back in Seattle from June 22nd through the 24th. He will be performing at the T&C Median show on Saturday the 23rd and curating the Racer Sessions on Sunday the 24th.
Ross Hammond is a guitarist, composer, concert planner, promoter, festival organizer, music lover, family man, coffee enthusiast, and all-around-good-human, based out of Sacramento, California. In addition to hosting a weekly experimental music series called Nebraska Mondays at Luna’s Café, Ross also organizes the In the Flow Festival, which just completed its fifth successful year!
Ross has been kind enough to have T&C artists Operation ID, Bad Luck, and Neil Welch perform at Nebraska Mondays on their respective tours, and has been a huge proponent of our music and the Seattle music scene. He came up to Seattle last year with poet NSAA and their spoken-word duo Electropoetic Coffee, performed at our T&C house show and participated as curator for the Racer Sessions (click here to listen to his last session). We are excited to have him back and can’t wait to hear him perform again!
Welcome back, Ross!
Love,
Table & Chairs
May 21st, 2012
Table & Chairs and the Monktail Creative Music Concern are joining forces at this year’s Folklife Festival, presenting a showcase for Seattle’s thriving experimental improvised music scene.
The showcase will take place this Friday, May 25th, at 7:00pm. All performances will take place at the Center House Theater, which is located on the first floor of the Center House. The festival is free, but a suggested donation of $10 at any entrance gate is greatly encouraged in order to keep it running for future generations.
Here is the schedule for the evening:
7:00 Natalie Hall
solo cello
7:10 Paul Hoskin
solo contrabass clarinet
7:30 Smallface
Aaron Otheim – keyboard
David Balatero – cello
7:45 WA
Simon Henneman – guitar
Gregg Keplinger – drums
8:10 Kromer
Ivan Arteaga – alto saxophone
Cameron Sharif – piano
Katie Jacobson – voice
8:30 Heaney, Parris & Rea Guitar Threesome
Brian Heaney, Stephen Parris, Dennis Rea – electric guitar
9:00 Burn List
Cuong Vu – trumpet
Greg Sinibaldi – tenor saxophone
Aaron Otheim – keyboard
Chris Icasiano – drums
9:30 Wally Shoup Quartet
Wally Shoup – alto sax
Gust Burns – piano
John Seman – bass
Mark Ostrowski – drums
Check out the Northwest Folklife Festival website for more information about all the great performances throughout the weekend! Hope to see you there!
