Sundaze is a devotion to the contrasts of life. This five-piece band brings a whole new sound to the Pacific Northwest music scene by creating a soundscape that weaves together five musicians from widely different walks of life to create something greater. Their sound merges elements of alt-rock, shoegaze, grunge, and alt-metal into a blend […]
Bellingham Music Club brings artists of incomparable talent together in a vocal extravaganza! Soprano Heather Dudenbostel will be joined by baritone/pianist Mark Davies, sopranos Ibidunni Ojikutu and Celeste Fraser, mezzo-soprano Elizabeth Feeney, clarinetist Erika Block as well as pianist Emily Gantt to celebrate art song, grand opera and Broadway! The repertoire includes an English adaptation […]
We are so back!! Formerly known as Jam:30, Blue Room’s open mic style jam session returns Additional information: Open Jam is a free form instrumental/vocal jam session with signups by instrument. It is a casual environment to practice your skills and meet new people. If you don’t play an instrument - simply sit back and […]
Get ready to crank up the volume and throw logic out the window—I Can’t Believe It’s Not Rock is a wild, side-splitting improvised rock musical where every show is a brand new quest! Follow the misfit members of a struggling rock band as they shred and sing their way through epic (and often ridiculous) adventures—fighting […]
Our 21st season kicks off with a selection of beautiful Russian melodies. Join us as we perform Tchaikovsky’s famous Marche Slave, as well as works from Balakirev, Rimsky-Korsakov, and Mussorgsky. We round off our concerts with Borodin’s heoric Symphony #2. Please note our new concert times: FRIDAY night in Mount Vernon and SATURDAY night in […]
A Night of Music & Impact with WCEL Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating the Whatcom Center for Early Learning (WCEL) and the launch of our new Changemaker Program, a monthly giving opportunity designed to sustain the future of children with developmental delays and disabilities. This benefit event blends inspiring live music with a […]
Music Discipline faculty members Gabriel Mañalac and Heather Ray present a program of music for piano and violin. Focusing on African American music and art in the early 20th century, featuring William Grant Still's Suite for Violin and Piano and its connections to visual art by Richmond Barthé, Sargent Johnson and Augusta Savage. Program will […]
Open Decks is an FREE evening of dance music from the best undiscovered DJs, MCs, Producers, and bedroom Popstars More info Doors at 7pm, sign ups start at 730pm, and music runs from 8-10pm! Slots are first come first serve. Simply bring your properly formatted Rekordbox USB and sign up for your 20min slot. Any genre, […]
Join the Music Ministry of St. Paul's Episcopal Church for our "Bang for Your Buck!" fundraising concert -- Friday, November 21st @ 7pm. Northwest percussion titans Patrick Roulet and Gunnar Folsom present an evening of thrilling music; proceeds support the purchase of a timpani for the church. Come back at Easter to hear our new […]
Lest We Forget a heartbreaking chapter in U.S. history, Whatcom Chorale reprises Sarah Mattox’s exquisite Heart Mountain Suite. In the words of Kara Kondo, we give voice to the unbroken spirit of over 120,000 Japanese Americans unjustly rounded up and incarcerated during WWII. Scott Henderson’s arrangements of carols by Japanese children and Sondheim’s “No One […]
Join MBT for an evening with Over the Rhine, the acclaimed husband-and-wife Americana duo Karin Bergquist and Linford Detweiler. Love & Revelation, Over the Rhine’s newest album, is a record made for this moment. The songs have been rigorously road tested and burst at the seams with loss, lament, and resilient hope. During the album’s […]
Lest We Forget a heartbreaking chapter in U.S. history, Whatcom Chorale reprises Sarah Mattox’s exquisite Heart Mountain Suite. In the words of Kara Kondo, we give voice to the unbroken spirit of over 120,000 Japanese Americans unjustly rounded up and incarcerated during WWII. Scott Henderson’s arrangements of carols by Japanese children and Sondheim’s “No One […]
