Local notes on what’s happening with musicians, events and more. Have something to share? Send your info to editor@whatsup-magazine.com. Oh hellllo… Hello there my dear friends, how are you all doing these days? I hope you’ve been plugging through the … Continue reading
Howlin Rain photo by Chris Butcher Supermissive, Garcia Peoples, Howlin Rain Jan. 10 • Firefly Lounge Boots were rocking and stomping to heavy jams of soul-psychedelic rock by California’s Howlin Rain. The group, which includes former Comets of Fire … Continue reading
by Devin Champlin Just down the street from the Leopold in the heart of downtown, you might notice a small sign for Allegro Strings. If you look further, down the stairs and peer in the windows, you’ll see a warmly … Continue reading
by Halee Hastad photo by Aaron Giesel Dead Meadow grew from the outskirts of Washington D.C. some time just before the turn of the last century. They came up in veterans halls and basements with the elements of DIY punk … Continue reading
by Brent Cole After The Gypsters returned from a tour in 2014, the band decided it was time to call it a day and move onto different projects. The band’s sound had progressed and changed enough that it felt like … Continue reading
by Jillian Johnsen Bobby Petite is a local Bellingham band made up of Bella Cole-Preciado on drums, Ryan Barney on guitar, and Olivia Moseley on bass and vocals. Having formed only last year, the band is definitely doing a great … Continue reading
by Keenan Ketzner In a creatively inclined town like Bellingham, it’s common to come across many people who have one or two really potent crafts, but Lurm is one of those individuals whose artistry knows no bounds. From visual artist, … Continue reading
Silverstein’s headlining show at the Showbox Market on January 27, transported myself and the audience back to their infancy as a band with the 15th anniversary celebration of their first album When Broken is Easily Fixed. Support for the show … Continue reading
A line of eager attendees wrapped around The Crocodile for Bayside’s sold-out acoustic show on January 24. People sang Bayside songs and spoke about how they had always hoped to see Bayside in an acoustic setting as they waited in … Continue reading