Live Music

7.2 & 7.23 — 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.

7.9 — 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.

7.16 — Rick Malloy
A former tech pro turned full-time musician, Seattle-based Rick Malloy 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.

7.30 — Steven 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.