Live music in Redmond at AKB

Join us Wednesdays + Fridays from 5 – 8 pm. Here's the lineup:

NOVEMBER

11.4 — Rick Molloy
A former tech pro turned full-time musician, Seattle-based Rick Molloy crafts gritty, soul-baring sets that blur the lines between Americana and alt-rock. With a voice for confession and a gift for storytelling, he pairs original songs with moody reimagined covers — creating an atmospheric experience that lingers long after the last note.

11.6 — Bennie James
Seattle-based Benni James brings raw emotion and rock polish to every performance. He’s opened for legends like Chris Cornell and Tom Morello, and his acclaimed debut album earned a top spot among the Pacific Northwest’s best. Expect passion, grit and a sound that lingers.

11.11 — Steve Fletcher
Dubbed a “human jukebox,” Steven Fletcher draws from a deep well of pop, rock and singer-songwriter classics spanning five decades. A veteran of the stage both solo and with Seattle’s beloved Dogtones, he welcomes requests and keeps the crowd singing along. His original work has even made its way to NBC, FIFA and the silver screen — but it’s his live sets that truly steal the show.

11.13 — Eric Allen
Seattle-based DJ and producer Eric Allen spins sets that range from deep and funky to dark and techy. A fixture of the city’s electronic scene since the ’90s — from the Lost Boys crew to club nights like Flammable and LOST — he knows how to read a room and keep it moving. Expect rich grooves, easy energy and a happy hour with a pulse.

11.18 — Rick Molloy
A former tech pro turned full-time musician, Seattle-based Rick Molloy crafts gritty, soul-baring sets that blur the lines between Americana and alt-rock. With a voice for confession and a gift for storytelling, he pairs original songs with moody reimagined covers — creating an atmospheric experience that lingers long after the last note.

11.20 — Alyssa Rugtvedt
Washington-based singer Alyssa Rugtvedt knows music from every angle. She studied music management at Washington State University, worked shows at White River Amphitheatre and brought her high school choir back to life — all while teaching others how to find their voice. Come for the cocktails, stay for a voice worth putting your phone down for.

11.25 — Benni James
Seattle-based Benni James brings raw emotion and rock polish to every performance. He’s opened for legends like Chris Cornell and Tom Morello, and his acclaimed debut album earned a top spot among the Pacific Northwest’s best. Expect passion, grit and a sound that lingers.

11.27 — Steve Fletcher
Dubbed a “human jukebox,” Steven Fletcher draws from a deep well of pop, rock and singer-songwriter classics spanning five decades. A veteran of the stage both solo and with Seattle’s beloved Dogtones, he welcomes requests and keeps the crowd singing along. His original work has even made its way to NBC, FIFA and the silver screen — but it’s his live sets that truly steal the show.

DECEMBER

12.2 — Rick Molloy
A former tech pro turned full-time musician, Seattle-based Rick Molloy crafts gritty, soul-baring sets that blur the lines between Americana and alt-rock. With a voice for confession and a gift for storytelling, he pairs original songs with moody reimagined covers — creating an atmospheric experience that lingers long after the last note.

12.4 — Mark Wand
From classical and jazz to Spanish guitar and pop standards, Mark Wand’s solo performances are as artful as they are eclectic. A Pacific Northwest talent with national recognition — including a feature at Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture — Mark sets the tone with music that’s polished, versatile and quietly captivating.

12.9 — Steve Fletcher
Dubbed a “human jukebox,” Steven Fletcher draws from a deep well of pop, rock and singer-songwriter classics spanning five decades. A veteran of the stage both solo and with Seattle’s beloved Dogtones, he welcomes requests and keeps the crowd singing along. His original work has even made its way to NBC, FIFA and the silver screen — but it’s his live sets that truly steal the show.

12.11 — Alyssa Rugtvedt
Washington-based singer Alyssa Rugtvedt knows music from every angle. She studied music management at Washington State University, worked shows at White River Amphitheatre and brought her high school choir back to life — all while teaching others how to find their voice. Come for the cocktails, stay for a voice worth putting your phone down for.

12.16 — Benni James
Seattle-based Benni James brings raw emotion and rock polish to every performance. He’s opened for legends like Chris Cornell and Tom Morello, and his acclaimed debut album earned a top spot among the Pacific Northwest’s best. Expect passion, grit and a sound that lingers.

12.18 — Mark Wand
From classical and jazz to Spanish guitar and pop standards, Mark Wand’s solo performances are as artful as they are eclectic. A Pacific Northwest talent with national recognition — including a feature at Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture — Mark sets the tone with music that’s polished, versatile and quietly captivating.

12.23 — Mark Wand
From classical and jazz to Spanish guitar and pop standards, Mark Wand’s solo performances are as artful as they are eclectic. A Pacific Northwest talent with national recognition — including a feature at Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture — Mark sets the tone with music that’s polished, versatile and quietly captivating.

12.30 — Rick Molloy
A former tech pro turned full-time musician, Seattle-based Rick Molloy crafts gritty, soul-baring sets that blur the lines between Americana and alt-rock. With a voice for confession and a gift for storytelling, he pairs original songs with moody reimagined covers — creating an atmospheric experience that lingers long after the last note.