On the first Thursday of every month Marketplace will be hosting an Open mic night for all of eager music gurus to come and show off your skills! Sign-ups start at 6pm, so pick your favorite song, grab some liquid courage and get ready to sing your heart out.
Dubbed "the poetess of the blues," Michele D'Amour* was steeped in music in the womb and has maintained her love of the blues genre throughout her life, bolstered by her father's extensive record collection. At the tender age of six, inspired by a now-forgotten incident, the precocious youngster penned her first song, "My Mom is So Mean." Growing up in rainy Seattle in such circumstances with two older sisters to boot, the blues gave Michele an outlet for transcending life's trials and helping others as well.
Come enjoy live piano music for a chill Monday night off here at Earth & Vine. We are featuring a special guest rotated monthly and enjoy discounted draft beers and stay for the music!
Thailand born, Jeannie Rak, has been lauded as ‘Seattle’s newest shining star,’ and has the raw talent to back that up. Hard working busker turned recording artist, Jeannie’s style of music pulls heavily from top 40’s pop hits, but with a completely unique twist of her own: sincerity, performance chops, and charm. Her performances are engaging, evocative, and masterful - this is a performance you do not want to miss! www.jeannierak.com
Come enjoy live piano music for a chill Monday night off here at Earth & Vine. We are featuring a special guest rotated monthly and enjoy discounted draft beers and stay for the music!
Looking for an incredible wine experience without breaking the bank? Look no further than Earth and Vine Wine Bar's Half-Price Bottle Night, held every Tuesday! This is the perfect opportunity to indulge in a new appellation or try something from a faraway region at a fraction of the cost. You can also focus on your favorite vintner and go vertical! We offer an impressive selection of hard-to-find wines from across the globe, including sought-after vintners from Washington State, Spain, Australia, and France. All bottles priced $30 and over are half-price, so come join us at Earth and Vine Wine Bar, located in the Village at Pleasant Beach.
Airtight harmonies and storytelling over folk, rock, and country guitars - recognizable favorites and original tunesmithing alike. With influences ranging from the Everly Brothers, Bee Gees, and Brothers Osborne, the Dunn Brothers are proud to join a long tradition of musical fraternal units.
Jazz-Folk vocalist Jean Lenke paints scenery & emotion through song, approach- ing her canvas with broad strokes and a free hand. Having launched her musical career late in life, her music is influenced by an eclectic mix of genres that span generations. Jean has recently made her home in the Pacific Northwest, on the Olympic Peninsula. Through her music she celebrates all the shades and hues life brings us here, feelings, beautifully expressed and set free!
The duo of Mark Hurwitz and Glenn Olson brings together two accomplished musicians who have performed extensively with their own bands and in a variety of other musical settings across the Puget Sound area and beyond. Mark was nominated this year by the Washington Blues Society as Best Pianist for his work with his band Mark Hurwitz and Gin Creek. In addition to a busy club schedule, the group has appeared at such major events as The Bite of Seattle, Northwest Folklife, and the Gorge Blues Festival. Mark has also performed solo at The Sunbanks Festival. Glenn is a multi-instrumentalist (bass, guitar, mandolin, percussion) who leads his own jazz combo, GO Four, and can often be seen as a musical "jack of all trades" with other area bands. In the past he has toured the US and Canada with Top 40 and country shows and sung in choirs and a cappella groups.Mark Hurwitz & Glenn Olson
Seattle-based artist Rachael MacQuarrie is a singer-songwriter combining pop sensibility with folk roots to tell intimate stories driven by evocative melodies. Growing up on Anderson Island, a tiny island in south Puget Sound inhabited more by trees than people, Rachael learned young to let nature animate her music, expressing themes of love, loss, and renewal through metaphors of the natural world. While exploring these complicated personal themes through songwriting, she seeks to keep empathy and self-awareness at the heart of every song. Rachael is currently gearing up to record an album of original songs, threading childhood memories through the never-ending process of growing up.