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June 23, 2014 at 4:11 PM

Turn up ‘Shiver + Shake’ by My Goodness, and let it howl | New recordings

Posted by Gene Stout

My Goodness, “Shiver + Shake” (Votiv Music LLC)

Go ahead and turn up the volume on this album and let it howl.

“Shiver + Shake,” the new, full-length album by Seattle duo My Goodness, is a gloriously raucous celebration of Seattle-style psychedelic blues-rock.

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March 21, 2014 at 9:06 AM

Everett natives, the Moondoggies, to headline Fishermans Village Music Festival

Posted by Jeff Albertson

The Moondoggies will headline the Everett Fishermans Village Music Festival.

Members of the Moondoggies often wear homemade shirts that read “Everett (expletive) kickers” as an homage to their hometown. Now the band will get a chance to perform in front of its hometown fans when it headlines the Everett Fishermans Village Music Festival along with Gardens and Villa, La Luz, Rose Windows and others.

The festival takes place May 16-17 on the downtown Everett waterfront. Tickets are $55 and are good for admission to both days.

The full lineup:

Comments | More in Festivals, Rock/Pop | Topics: Bear Mountain, chad valley, Everett Fishermans Village Music Festival

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