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Eric Church Eric Church is a man that college hoops-crazed Spokanites can understand. The country megastar recently drew heat for canceling a show in Texas so he could go cheer on the North Carolina Tarheels in the Final Four. That’s a move Zags fans get (Church plans a free makeup show for Texas fans). Beyond basketball proclivities, Church has solidified his spot near the top of the modern country landscape with albums like 2011’s Chief, which won ACM and CMA Album of the Year, and dozens of hit singles like “Springsteen” and “Record Year.” The 2020 CMA En...

Santana OK, I get it, you’ve heard “Smooth” one too many times since the earworm hit helped make Santana 1999 Supernatural album a multiplatinum seller and multi-Grammy winner. Here’s the thing, though: You can drop Carlos Santana’s most successful album from history, and the guy is still a sure-fire Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and one of the greatest guitar players who’s ever hit a concert stage. Go reacquaint yourself with Santana’s breakthrough Woodstock performance from 1969 and marvel at the energy of the young musician (and the fact he says he wa...

Macklemore While Macklemore hasn’t been setting the musical world on fire like he did in 2012 and 2013 with the blockbuster album The Heist and its omnipresent singles “Thrift Shop,” “Can’t Hold Us” and “Same Love,” the public pop-culture discourse around him has tipped a bit too far into the punchline territory. The follow-up album This Unruly Mess I’ve Made didn’t hit, but he recently reconnected with producer Ryan Lewis for a new single, “Next Year,” which is a step in the right direction. While Macklemore may oddly see...

Ghost Light Ghost Light is a true musical collaboration; five personalities, five perspectives, and five unique approaches towards one common sound.

Ghost Funk Orchestra, The Jack Moves, BaLonely For a band with “ghost” in its name, Ghost Funk Orchestra sure is lively. Bandleader and multi-instrumentalist Seth Applebaum initially started GFO as a one-man recording project to explore all the funk corners of his psychedelic brain. But the sound couldn’t work solo live, so he put together a 10-piece band featuring a horn section and multiple female vocalists. The result is a funk group that can span the sonic gamut from smoky slow jams to salsa-inspired dance tracks to expansive psych rock explorations. Ghost Funk Orchestra ...