Elysian Brewing Supports Music with Keep Music Live IPA
Elysian Brewing supports music with Keep Music Live IPA, Elysian & Rolling Stone Lager, and Def Leppard Pale.
One of the activities that we sorely miss during this ongoing pandemic is catching live music. The end seems to be in sight but is likely to be many months away. And when we finally do come out of this on the other side, how many live music venues will be around to open its stage to bands?
To assist these small, independent live music venues in Washington State,
Keep Music Live IPA. The net proceeds from the sales of this fundraising IPA will be donated to support these independent live music venues of under 1,000 capacity within the Evergreen State.
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Ruby Laine Apparel and Keep Music Live Washington Announce a Collaborative Collection of Limited Edition Hoodies
January 11, 2021 GMT News Direct Seattle streetwear brand Ruby Laine Apparel announces a Special Collection in collaboration with Keep Music Live Washington. Keep Music Live is a fundraising campaign committed to saving community-based music and event venues throughout Washington State that are facing hardship and potential closure from the restrictions statewide due to Covid-19. The pieces are available for a limited time starting today, online at https://rm.realmerch.com/keep-music-live/.
Nuemos owner Steven Severin.
Steven Severin, co-owner of Neumos in Seattle, says, We are not past the SOS Act. We are still very much in it, but we don’t have to spend all day only thinking about it.
As co-owner of Seattle’s popular independent venue Neumos in Capitol Hill,
Steven Severin has been a staple in the Seattle music industry for more than 20 years. Roughly 10 years ago, he helped create the Seattle Nightlife and Music Association to bring together the area’s live event insiders, and for the past 16 years has helped run Neumos with its sister club Barboza and the accompanying Runaway bar.
How has the last week been for you?
I have never hit refresh on CNN more times than I have in the last week. I’m just hoping for this stupid stimulus package. The SOS [Save Our Stages] Act is still in there. I saw the bill. It is so real and we fight every single day to make sure that we stay in that stimulus package. We really need this to happen, like now. Congress needs to get it all hammered out this week so they can take it for a vote. We are going into Christmas and people have lost their businesses, are unemployed and Congress can’t get it done. It is unfathomable.
Culture
Our pick of Belgium’s best activities – online and off – for the coming two weeks
No one throws a party like Tomorrowland, and why should this New Year’s Eve be any different? The digital celebration is set to ring in the New Year in 193 countries – including this one, natch. Live performances, fireworks and fantastical animations envelope you in the action for an evening that is
almost as good as the real thing.
31 December 20.00-3.00
Ballet Vlaanderen is giving free access to its popular annual Choreolab, wherein dancers become choreographers. Nine of them have choreographed pieces for their fellow dancers, but, while they usually have carte blanche to create whatever they want, this year corona has imposed a few rules: No more than five dancers onstage, and none of them may touch each other. See what these incredibly talented artists have come up with live via Facebook.