weekend agenda: more outdoor all the time
 flaming lips at sasquatch; tonight at marymoor. photo, by me. |
- Twelve Hour Notice presents a Three Dolly Bill Cinema tonight with an outdoor screening in Cal Anderson of secretarial vengeance eighties comedy of 9 to 5. [chs]
- KEXP’s free concerts at the Mural stage concludes tonight. If you missed last night’s show at the Crocodile, this is another chance to catch Fruit Bats and Johnny & the Moon, with the addition of local Moondoggies. $free, 5-8 pm. [kexp]
- Confetti-drenched space rock spectacle lands across the bridge as the Flaming Lips play the increasingly illustrious Marymoor Park, complete with expectations of hamster balls, life-affirming sing-alongs, costumed dancers, and maybe a bit of fake blood. The last time I saw them, it was from the stage in Teletubby attire. The joy of the event took nearly a week to wear off. $41.5, with Stardeath and the White Dwarfs. [concertsatmarymoor]
- Something must be happening on Saturday. Maybe a makeshift ice cream social or a a canoe adventure? Cantwell staffers are flipping burgers for the 43rd Dems in Gasworks Park. Get up early and buy some tickets to see Passion Pit play here in [r]Oc[k]tober (Sunday, the 11th). [showbox]; check out the Sea Navy’s new record at the Sunset; or motor down to the Pacific Industrial Center to hear music on KIA’s dime. [mb]
- On Sunday, Cage the Elephant play the Showbox, bringing tasmanian devil bible belt preach-whooping to the Market. With Thee Emergency, $13. [$]; and Cal Anderson plays host to a bike-in. [mb]
