Seattle Thunderbirds

Great band.. so glad they got back together. Great Venue.. Rough Trade is an amazing place for a show, can't wait to go back.

Free Parking, great seats. Love seeing the ball chasers.

I met one of the best bands ever the venue was nice great location felt safe

We had front row seats and it was so fun to see the way Imogen creates her unique sound. She is super duper talented and very personable and fun too. Very very memorable concert, and I will go any time she comes to town. If you ever have a chance to see her... TAKE IT!!!

This band is incredible. They put on such a great show and the place was packed with celebrants.

Unreal Chandelier Lobby concert. Intimate and appreciative crowd. Next time fill the theatre house. These guys and Mickey & the Motorcars completely stellar.

Consistently one of the best live shows you can see. Superb musicianship with not an electric instrument to be found. There are really no "stars" in this show since each member is an accomplished artist in their own right. It is impossible to choose a high point in an AKUS show. They're that good.

If you like nostalgia this is the show for you. The music was awesome. The venue was fantastic. Acoustics couldn t have been better. Highly recommend you see them if they ever tour again. I know I will!

Wow...growing up in the Metropolitan NYC area, I rarely had the opportunity to see the west coast-based Murder City Devils perform live. In fact, the first time I saw them was in Coachella 2009. Compared to last year's performance tonight was positively different. What a great theater, the NOKIA, to have the chance to see them fully-pumped. They seemed too restrained and mechanical at Coachella. Tonight, they were sporadic, not synchronized, and spontaneous. Completely what I wanted to see in this quintessential garage punk band. Leslie seemed quite ready to finish her part and head off to other more important activities. This seemed to bother Spencer judging by his cynical comments. I loved the drama. It was a real "blue-collar" band just trying to perform with the only tools they had in their arsenal. Spenser's forays into the crowd was the catalyst to get the crowd completely wound-up. For whatever reason their set seemed really short and I found myself asking the question, " Where did the night go?" (at 12:00am). Feral Children did a great job and could definitely use an accomplished producer but they will definitely be a force in the future. Oh...really bad merchandising. No posters, no tour date shirts, oh well...this adds to their "buck-the-system" charm.

It was a small circus but we really enjoyed ourselfs. My kids loved the whole thing from beginning to end. Wish the memorabilia was so expensive. But that is to be exspected at any event. $$! Well spent