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Everett Rock Band/Musician List Everett Rock Band/Musician List "T" Last Update: 6/28/2020 "T" List for Bands/Musicians Genre* From & Genre 311 R Los Angeles, CA Rock 322 J Seattle Jazz 322 J Seattle Jazz 10 Cent Monkey Pk R Clinton Punk / Rock / Alternative 10 Killing Hands E P R Bellingham's Electro / Pop / Rock 12 Gauge Pump H Everett Hip Hop 12 Stones R Al Mandeville, LA Rock / Alternative 12th Fret Band CR Snohomish Classic Rock 13 MAG M R Spokane Metal / Hard Rock 13 Scars R Pk Tacoma Rock / Punk 13th & Nowhere R Everett Rock 2 Big 2 Spank CR Carnation Classic Rock / Rock / Rockabilly 2 Guys And A Broad B R C Everett Blues / Rock / Country 2 Libras E R Seattle Electronic Rock 20 Riverside H J Fk Everett Jazz / Hip Hop / Funk 20 Sting Band F Bellingham's Folk / Bluegrass / Roots Music 20/20 A Cappella Ac Ellensburg A Cappella 206 A$$A$$IN H Rp Seattle Hip Hop / Rap 20sicem H Seattle Hip Hop 21 Guns: Seattle's Tribute to Green Day Al R Seattle Alternative Rock 2112 (Rush Tribute) Pr CR R Lakewood Progressive / Classic Rock / Rock 21feet R Seattle Rock 21st & Broadway R Pk Sk Ra Everett/Seattle Rock / Punk / Ska / Reggae 22 Kings Am F R San Diego, CA Americana / Folk-Rock 24 Madison Fk B RB Local Rock, Funk, Blues, Motown, Jazz, Soul, RnB, Folk 25th & State R Everett Rock 29A R Seattle Rock 2KLIX Hc South Seattle Hardcore 3 Doors Down R Escatawpa, Mississippi Rock 3 INCH MAX Al R Pk Seattle's Alternative / Rock / Punk 3 Miles High R P CR Everett Rock / Pop / Classic Rock 3 Play Ricochet BG B C J Seattle bluegrass, ragtime, old-time, blues, country, jazz 3 PM TRIO CR Everett based Rock / Classic Rock / Metal 3 SPOT J S Seattle R&B / Jazz / Neo-soul 3 Trick Pony R I A Seattle Rock / Indie / Accoustic 313 Soul with Darelle Holden J S RB Seattle R&B / Jazz / Soul 321 Impact P Pk Seattle Pop / Punk 38 Special R CR Nashville Rock 3D D Fk RB Seattle Dance Band 3-D Witch Hunt R Pk Port Angeles Rock / Punk / Metal 3D's BG Ce Bellingham Bluegrass / Celtic 3D's BG Ce Bellingham Bluegrass / Celtic 3-ish F I R Anacortes Folk-Indie-Rock 3RD RAIL R Seattle Rock 3Rey R B Fk Seattle Rock Blues Funk Left Turn On Blue B Sw J Seattle Blues / Swing / Jazz T & D Revue C Seattle Country T and the Beav Fk Spokane Funk / Jam Band / Psychedelic T J & K Trio R Re J Everett Lite rock, Gospel & Jazz Formerly known as 'The Business Associates' Vancouver BC T.B.A. DM Thrash / Metal / Grindcore T.H.C.(The Head Choppa) H Olympia Hip Hop T.Jay Rocket Pk R G Monroe Punk / Rock / Garage T.R. RB Seattle R & B / P / H Bands/Musicians that have played in Page 1 of 13 *Click on Genre at the top of page for list Everett WA and/or surrounding areas https://everettrock.com/Disclaimer.txt All Info: https://everettrock.com Everett Rock Band/Musician List "T" Last Update: 6/28/2020 "T" List for Bands/Musicians Genre* From & Genre T.R. Stewart Am C Seattle Americana Country T:FLO R I Friday Harbor Rock / Americana / Indie T11 H I Everett Hip Hop / Indie Seattle "The Best Hard Rock Hits in High Energy Alternative- T3 Knee Deep R Al 90's artists" Tacoma Finish Al Seattle Alternative Tad Kroening A F I Snohomish Acoustic / Folk Rock / Indie Tai Shan F P Seattle Folk / Singer/Songwriter / Pop Taj Mahal B Rt Hawaii blues and roots music Take 6 J Ac Re Nashville, TN Jazz / A cappella / Gospel Take 7 Little Big Band J L P From? jazz standards, latin and popular music Take Me Instead Al Pk A Olympia's Alternative / Pop Punk / Acoustic Take One CR Seattle classic rock Takk R Cholula, MX Rock Tal Goettling Band R Seattle Rock Tales From the Birdbath R Seattle Rock Talia Keys Fk S Ra Salt Lake City, UT Funk Soul Reggae Rock Talk Jonny Al R I Fox Island/Tacoma/Port Orchard Alternative / Indie / Rock TALK NORMAL R Brooklyn, New York Minimalist Talking In Tongues Al I R Seattle Alternative / Indie / Rock Tall Cann H Rp Tacoma Hip Hop / Rap Tall Smoke R Seattle Rock Tall Tall Trees Ps F R Mike Savino the one-man psychedelic folk rock orchestra TallBoy Pr M R Medford, Oregon Progressive/Metal/Rock TallTimberGrass BG A Sedro Woolley Bluegrass / Acoustic / Country Tamara Champlin R S P LA Rock / Soul / Pop Tamara Lewis F A Seattle's Folk / Americana / Acoustic Tamara Power-Drutis P A F Seattle Pop / Acoustic / Folk Tamara Shea A Al P Everett Acoustic / Alternative / Pop Tambor E Cordas W J Seattle brazilian jazz Tamborazo Alterado Mx Mount Vernon Regional Mexican Tami Curtis and Cavort Ce Local Celtic Tangerine R Seattle Rock TANGLES R Oxford, Mississippi Rock Tangletown String Band Am BG A Seattle Americana / Bluegrass / Acoustic Tango Alpha Tango R Portland Rock & Roll Tango Cowboys A C Local tango and cowboy songs Inistioge, Kilkenny, Anchorage, Suquamish Ireland Acoustic / Tania Opland A F Rt Folk / Roots Music Tania Opland and Mike Freeman Suquamish Acoustic / Folk Tania Opland/Mike Freeman A F Rt / Roots Music Tanks Of Zen R P Al Seattle Rock / Pop / Alternative Tannahill Weavers F Ce Paisley, UK Folk / Celtic / Scottish Traditional Tanya Hladik F A Bellingham Folk Acoustic Tao of Mag DM Al M Snohomish County Gothic/Alternative Metal Tapesone2 H J Ex Bremerton Hip Hop / Jazz / Experimental TapWater Rt Am Portland Roots Music / Americana / Zouk Tara Velarde I F Portland Indie Folk Targets Down Range R Al M Seattle Rock / Alternative Rock / Hard Rock TarNation Pk F Fk R Mount Vernon's Pop Punk / Folk Rock / Funk TASH H Rp CA Hip Hop / Rap / Lyrical Tasty Gore DM M Seattle Death Metal / Grindcore / Metal Tasty Waves R Pk Fk Issaquah Rock Punk & Funk Tatarus M Olympia Metal Bands/Musicians that have played in Page 2 of 13 *Click on Genre at the top of page for list Everett WA and/or surrounding areas https://everettrock.com/Disclaimer.txt All Info: https://everettrock.com Everett Rock Band/Musician List "T" Last Update: 6/28/2020 "T" List for Bands/Musicians Genre* From & Genre Tater Famine Am A Al C Santa Cruz, CA Americana / Acoustic / Alt Country Taybot H Seattle Hip Hop / Freestyle Tayla P R Seattle Christian / Pop / Rock Tayla Lynn C Am Al Seattle Country, Americana, Alt. Country Tayla Lynn C Franklin, TN Country Taylor Begert R A Al Seattle's Rock / Acoustic / Alternative Taylor Bolibol A P Seattle Acoustic Pop Taylor Brandesky A Al I F Seattle Acoustic Alternative Indie Folk Taylor Hicks P S C Birmingham, AL Pop / Soul / Country Taylor John Hardin B R C Local Blues, Rock, & Country Taylor Kropp SS Salinas, CA Singer Songwriter Taylor Manahan Fk J Seattle Funk / Jazz Taylor Vidic J S Alaskan currently residing in Seattle Jazz Soul Taylor Zickefoose Music J from? Jazz TBA Rp Durrës, AL Rap TBASA R P A I Lewiston, Idaho Rock, Pop, Acoustic, Indie T-Boned Cadillac A P J B Seattle Acoustic Pop Jazz Blues Country Te Fare O Tamatoa/Te’a rama A Seattle drum & dance group TEA SEAS Trio Ex Sf Bellingham Experimental / surf Teach Me Equals Ex P Cl Olympia experimental pop / post-classical duo team abraham P San Diego Pop Tears Created The Sea M Kent Metal TECH N9NE H R I Kansas City, Missouri Hip Hop / Rap / Indie Ted Bunny Pk Seattle Punk Ted Dortch J L Fk Edgewood, WA Jazz / Latin / Funk Ted Pickett CR Seattle Classic Rock Ted Pickett's Acoustic Neil Diamond Tribute CR Seattle Classic Rock Ted Vigil (John Denver tribute) A CR Woodland A Tribute to John Denver Teddy Bear Orchestra CR From? Classic Rock TEDESCHI TRUCKS BAND B R I Greenville, SC Blues / R &R / INDIES Teen Cat Pk R Seattle Punk Rock Teezer (Weezer Tribute) R Seattle Rock Tekla Waterfield Am Al C I Seattle Americana / Alt Country/Folk/Soul / Indie Telepathic Liberation Army Pk R Seattle Post punk / New Wave Tell Me a Story R Al Pr Local Rock/Alternative/Progressive TELLERS P R Everett Pop Rock TEMPEREDCAST R M Al Seattle Rock / Metal / Alternative Temple Canyon Al R F Seattle Alternative/Rock/Folk/Soul/ Tempul Pr R Seattle Progressive / Psychedelic / Rock Ten Feet Thick (Tragically Hip Tribute) R Al Local Rock / Alternative Ten Foot Tall and 80 Proof Rt R C Bozeman, Montana Roots Music / Rock / Country Ten Miles Of Bad Road C Pk R Tacoma Country / Punk / Southern Rock Ten Miles Wide Al R Seattle Alternate Rock Ten Pole Drunk Hc Pk Tacoma Hardcore Punk Ten Pound Note R Mercer Island Rock Ten Ticket Thrill R Pk Marysville Rock / Punk / Alternative Tenspeed Warlock M Portland Down-tempo / Metal Tent City R Bainbridge Island Rock Teo Crider F Burlington's Folk / Melodramatic Popular Song / Lounge Tequila Mockingbird CR Snoqualmie Classic Rock Teresa and The Wolves R Seattle Rock Teresa James and The Rhythm Tramps B LA CA Blues Teresa Tudury F B San Francisco CA Folk / Blues Teri Derr B Seattle Blues Bands/Musicians that have played in Page 3 of 13 *Click on Genre at the top of page for list Everett WA and/or surrounding areas https://everettrock.com/Disclaimer.txt All Info: https://everettrock.com Everett Rock Band/Musician List "T" Last Update: 6/28/2020 "T" List for Bands/Musicians Genre* From & Genre Teri Wilson B R Seattle Blues / Rock Terman Shanks Pk Seattle Punk Terra Morta DM Tacoma Death Metal / Black Metal / Down-tempo Terrance Simien & The Zydeco Experience Am Z W Lafayette, LA Americana / Zydeco / World TerraNova R P Seattle Rock / Pop Rock / Fusion Rock Terrasone R Ps King County Rock Terrible Beauty Al R Seattle Alt Rock Terror/Cactus E F Ex L Seattle electro, folk, experimental, psychedlic, latin Terry Evans B S LA CA Blues / Soul / Gospel Terry Hanck B CR CA/FL Sax player from the Elvin Bishop Band Terry Holder Am F R P Olympia Americana / Folk Rock / Pop Terry Lee Burns SS R B Local Singer Songwriter Rock Blues Country Terry Robb Am B Portland Americana & Delta Blues Terryn Bunnell CR Monroe Classic Rock Tess Henley S RB P Kent's Soul
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