Munich’s award-winning Arcis Saxophone Quartet on February 17th at 7:30 pm. This concert is for all ages and sets audiences aflame with their enthusiasm and burning passion for this rare form of chamber music.
Music
Live music of all genres and styles, from classical to avant garde. Looking to book a musician or band for a gig? Check out our Artist Roster to find their information or contact the local musician’s union for recommendations.
Roddan
Scott Roddan, who goes by the artist name “Roddan” is a West Coast American-Songwriter who writes and composes songs that include genres of Singer Songwriter, Blues, Folk, and Americana.
Colton Sullivan
Colton is a multi-talented musician. Starting with 15 years of Piano experience, he now creates Music using a wide range of electronic instruments.
Clasica
An evening featuring classical and Spanish music and dance, plus some of the best Flamenco performers from across the country at the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center at Gonzaga University.
Lucas Brookbank Brown
Brown is receiving support from SAGA to record and produce of a compilation album featuring original songs from four local individual emerging artists.
Inland Northwest Opera (INO)
The Opera Truck is INO’s newest program: a 16-foot box truck, which has been converted into a mobile stage to employ artists, expand INO’s audience, and provide educational programs through Covid restrictions.
Spokane Jazz Orchestra Holiday Concert
The Spokane Jazz Orchestra (SJO) returns to the stage at The Bing for the first time in two years for a Holiday Concert featuring the cherished Christmas music of Nat King Cole, with guest vocalist Horace Alexander Young. The SJO will follow its tradition of also including the music of artists such as Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Bill Holman, Buddy Rich, and Maynard Ferguson, as well as original compositions and arrangements by members of the ensemble.
Northwest BachFest December Concerts
Enjoy two concerts from Northwest BachFest this December! BachFest’s opening concert in December represents a time in the 19th and early 20th century when it became popular to hear musical masterpieces with piano accompaniment. Complete orchestras were not available in smaller communities, but pianos in homes were becoming increasingly present, and parlor concerts became popular. The December concerts bring musical masterpieces, including Johannes Brahms’s final piece for orchestra, to the intimacy of Barrister Winery. The second concert features rare musical gems, familiar and unfamiliar, presented by exciting, virtuosic soloists.
WHITWORTH UNIVERSITY CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL CONCERT – A BRAND NEW MORN
Supercrush + Balonely + Fun Ladies
Supercrush + Balonely + Fun Ladies live at the Baby Bar Sunday December 12
Lindy + Big Raffle
Lindy + Big Raffle live at the Baby Bar, Friday November 26 Spokane