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Everett Rock's Live Music Schedule Everett Rock Band/Musician List "A" Last Update: 8/24/2020 "A" List for Bands/Musicians Genre* From & Genre "A" Local Cover Band CR P Snohomish County Charts / Classic Rock / Classic Pop A Balance of Power M Pr T Salt Lake City Utah Metal / Progressive / Thrash A Cassandra Utterance P I S Salt Lake City Pop / Indie / Soul A Cedar Suede J Cl L Seattle Jazz / Classical / Latin A Certain Serenity R I Al Seattle Rock / Indie Rock / Alternative Rock A City Not Forsaken M R Bellingham Hardcore / Rock A City Screams In Terror DM Hc Seattle Death Metal / Hardcore A Clockwork Tragedy R Seattle Rock A cozy kitchen Am F Bellingham Americana / Folk / Minimalist A Crime Of Passion M Pr Seattle Metal / Djent / Agressive Progessive A Flourishing Scourge M Seattle Metal a Gamble in the Litter F I Mukilteo Minimalist / Folk / Indie A Global Killer Hc Pk R Seattle Hardcore / Punk / Rock Now known as Wolfskin a gun that shoots knives Ex V Seattle Experimental / Melodramatic Popular Song / Visual A Hope Not Forgotten M Re Seattle Metal / Christian A Hot Mess Fk S H Portland Funk, Soul, Hip Hop A KILLING DOVE R Al Vancouver, WA Rock / Alternative Rock / Hard Rock A King Alone H Long Beach, CA Hip Hop / Lyrical A LEAF F R Tacoma/Seattle Folk Rock a lesson in chaos M R Seattle Metal Rock A Lien Nation R B Renton Rock / Blues a locket R Seattle Rock A Lot like Birds Pk M R Sacramento, CA Punk / Metal / Rock A Love Like Pi R Rock A Lovely Ruckus F I Seattle Folk Indie A Near Fatal Fall Hc M Arlington Hardcore / Screamo / Ghettotech A Night In Hollywood R Danville CA rock A Raging Forest F A Seattle Folk Acoustic A Raven Renaissance I Seattle Indie A Room Called Remember I P R Tacoma Indie Pop Rock A Sense of Gravity DM M Seattle Death / Metal Metal A Sic end Al M Seattle Alternative / Metal A Smile From The Trenches R Co & CA rock A Stagnant Motion Al Pr R Spokane Alternative / Progressive / Rock A Storm of Light R Am M Brooklyn, New York Rock / Americana / Metal A Strange Bird F P Am Seattle Folk-Pop/Americana A Thief At Heart R Portland Rock A Thousand Effigies R P Pk Boise, ID Rock / Pop Punk A Touch of Brass J F BC Jazz / Folk A Town Called Machine R F Ex Everett Rock / Folk Rock / Experimental A Townsmen Echo Ps R I Issaquah psychedelic rock indie A War In The Sky Pk Stanwood Punk A Well Known Stranger Ce Al I Lake Stevens Celtic / Alternative / Indie A Whiskey a Dance a Fight and a Kiss Fk Pk I Tacoma Folk / Punk / Indie Goodnight A.K.A. H RB Seattle Hip Hop / R&B a.k.a. White Devil M DM Hc Roseburg OR Metal / Death Metal / Hardcore A.S.P. Rp North Everett Comedy / Rap / Hardcore A.W.FELDT Am F I Portland Americana Folk Indie Aaiiee Pr Pk R Seattle Progressive / Punk / Rock Bands/Musicians that have played in Page 1 of 14 *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 "A" Last Update: 8/24/2020 "A" List for Bands/Musicians Genre* From & Genre Aardvarks Utd R Al Cb B Seattle Rock, Alternative, Dance, Blues Aaron and Izzy A Al F R Everett Acoustic Alt Folk Rock Aaron Balsley R Seattle Rock Aaron Crawford C Am Seattle Country / Americana Aaron Crawford & The Badcards R A Pk Sterling, VA Rock / Accoustic / Punk Aaron Daniel I A R Aaron Daniel "One Man Banned" Indie / Acoustic / Rock Aaron English SS Al R Seattle Singer Songwriter / Alternative Rock / World Aaron Harmonson Ex bassist living in Bellingham that plays with many bands Aaron J. Shay A Seattle Acoustic Aaron Johnson J Sw New York, NY Jazz / Bebop / Swing Aaron Jones SS I C Seattle Singer Songwriter / Indie / Country Aaron Lee Tasjan Al Nashville, TN Alternative aaron mannino A F Seattle Acoustic / Showtunes / Folk Aaron McDonnell C Seattle Country Aaron Neville RB S New Orleans, LA R&B/Soul Aaron Ventura Al H Rp Seattle Alternative / Hip Hop / Rap Aaron Willsie I Al F Seattle Indie / Alternative / Folksy Aaron Wilson A WA Acoustic Aarun & Jonathan C Portland Country AB3L B H RB Rp Lynnwood Hip Hop / RnB / Rap aba A F Olympia Acoustic / Folk ABADAWN H Al Gn Portland, OR Hip Hop / Alternative / Grunge ABANDON Re Al R San Antonio, Texas Christian / Alternative / Rock Abba Fab (Abba Tribute) P Phoenix, AZ Pop / Tribute Abbacadabra - ABBA Tribute CR P Sparks NV Classic Rock Pop Abbey Road Live CR Athens GA Classic Rock / Pop / Rock Abby Anastasio I P S Seattle Indie / Pop / Soul Abby Gilbert Cl A Seattle classical guitarist Abby London S Seattle Singer/Songwriter Soul Abby Mae & the Homeschool Boys F Port Angeles Folk Abby Santos A I Redmond Acoustic / Indie Abd.El.Kader B Lynnwood Blues / SafarBlues / Fusion also known as AEK Abi Grace A F R Seattle Acoustic / Folk / Folk Rock Abi Tapia A C F Austin TX Acoustic / Country / Folk Abigail Neilson SS A P Tacoma Singer Songwriter / Pop Abject Offering M DM Seattle Metal / Death Metal / Black Metal About Face CR Seattle Classic Rock About Sprout R B P Issaquah/Bellingham Blues / Electroacoustic / Pop Above Ground M R Seattle Metal / Heavy Rock Abraham Neuwelt (ABRO) E V W Seattle Organic/Electronic / Visual Absent Minds Pk Sk F Portland Punk / Ska / Folk Absent Planet Fk R Everett Crunk / Funk / Grunge AC/DDC CR Portland's AC/DC tribute band once known as American Thighs ACACIA STRAIN R M THE ACACIA STRAIN from? Rock Metal Acapulco Gold S Fk RB Seattle Soul Funk R&B Ace Martyr Al R H Seattle alternative Rock Hip Hop ACELYN Al R Seattle Alternative Rock Aces Up C R Tacoma Country / Southern Rock / Rock Achates Al R Seattle Alternative Rock Bands/Musicians that have played in Page 2 of 14 *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 "A" Last Update: 8/24/2020 "A" List for Bands/Musicians Genre* From & Genre Achilles Fall Pr M Seattle Progressive / Rock / Metal Acid Angels Pk G R Seattle's Punk / Garage / Rock Acid Teeth Pk Hc P Seattle Punk / Hardcore / Pop ACIDIC R Al I L.A., California Rock/Alt/Indie Acme Band R Seattle Rock Acorn Project R Pr Fk Bellingham Rock / Progressive / Funk Acoustic Cadence W Ce F Seattle World / Celtic / Folk Acoustic Fantasy J A Seattle Instrumental / Jazz / Flamenco Acoustic Mayhem A Seattle Acoustic Acoustic Neck Punch R Marysville Rock Acoustic Transitions A Seattle Acoustic Acquire The Fire Re R Richmond Virginia Christian / Rock Across Midnight R Seattle Rock Across the Flats I Al R Everett Indie / Alternative / Rock Act Of Defiance T M Los Angeles, CA Heavy Metal, Thrash Metal, Shred Act Of Sabotage Pk Tacoma Punk Action Slacks D NW RB Seattle Disco House / New Wave / R&B Actionesse G Sf R Seattle Garage/Dance/Surf Rock Adam Attax R A Pk Seattle Rock / Acoustic / Punk Adam Christopher Mandelin A Seattle Acoustic Adam Dragland J B Woodinville Jazz / Blues Adam Hill Rt R Bellingham Progressive / Americana / Roots Music Adam Stephens A Ex San Francisco Healing & EasyListening Adam Werner A Woodland Hills, CA Accoustic Adarna Hc Pk R Bothell Hardcore / Punk / Rock ADDITION P Ry Bellingham Pop / Rockabilly / Tropical Adema R M Bakersfield, CA Rock / Heavy Rock Adena Atkins P Seattle Pop / singer/songwriter Adler’s Appetite R Hollywood CA Rock Adobe Rose CR B Everett Country / Classic Rock / Blues Adrenaline Red Records R M I Redmond's Indie / Rock / Metal adrenalyn M R G Mukilteo metal / rock / garage Adrian and the Sickness R Pk CR Austin TX Rock / Pop Punk / Classic Rock Adrian Bellue A Sacramento, CA Instrumental / Acoustic Adrian Legg A F Richmond, CA Acoustic / Folk Adrian Orange & Her Band Portland's K-POP / Afro-beat / Adrian Orange Af P Trance Adrian Witherspoon J Bothell Jazz Adrian Xavier Ra S Seattle Reggae / Soul / Dub Adventures in Parrotdise - A Jimmy Buffett F R Las Vegas Folk Rock Tribute advisory R Pk G Portland Folk Rock / Punk / Garage Lynnwood Blues / SafarBlues / Fusion also known as AEK B Abd.El.Kader AEMAETH M Renton Metal Aeolian A R Renton Acoustic / Psychedelic / Jam Band Aeon Rp Everett Rap AEROFYRE Al Pr Federal Way Alternative / Progressive Aeromyth (Aerosmith Tribute) R Huntington Beach, CA Rock Aeterno Elementum M Seattle Heavy Metal Opera Bands/Musicians that have played in Page 3 of 14 *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 "A" Last Update: 8/24/2020 "A" List for Bands/Musicians Genre* From & Genre Affected Re R M Lacey Christian / Rock / Metal Affordable Lawyers Sk Pk S Arlington Ska/Punk/Soul/Alternative Arisen From Nothing Snohomish County Rock / Metal / AFN R M Pr Progressive Afraid Of Figs Al P Seattle Alternative / Pop Africa Violeta L R A Al Seattle Latin, Rock, Acustic, Alternative African All Stars Af Ra Seattle Afro-beat / Reggae / Tropical Afro Panda E Fk Ellensburg Electro / Funk After Marco Al Snohomish Alternative After The Boom R CR Bellevue Rock / Classic Rock After the Fallout M Seattle Metal AFTER YOU R P Kingston, ON, CA Rock / Pop After Zion Ra JB S Seattle/Tacoma Reggae / Jam Band / Soul AFTEREON R Seattle/Tacoma Rock AfterWords Pp Al Maple Valley Pop Punk / Alternative again and again P R Seattle pop rock Against The Grain R Al Covington Rock / Alternative Age Of Dusk DM The Age Of Dusk Seattle's Progressive / Death Metal / Metal Agent 86 Pk Ra Hc Las Vegas NV Punk / Reggae / Hardcore Agents of Chaos R M Everett Rock / Metal Agents of Fortune (Blue Oyster Cult tribute) CR Local Classic Rock Aghori M T Hc San Diego, CA Metal / Thrash / Hardcore
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