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Seattle's Electric Vibes: A Musical Odyssey at The Crocodile

Seattle's renowned venue, The Crocodile, is set to host a dynamic series of music events from May to June 2025. From the industrial beats of the Mechanismus Festival to the punk rock energy of The Bouncing Souls, and the introspective melodies of Samantha Crain, these events promise a vibrant tapestry of sound and culture. With performances spanning genres and showcasing both iconic and emerging artists, The Crocodile offers a unique stage for musical exploration, community engagement, and unforgettable live experiences.

May 30, 2025
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27 - 31 May, 2025
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May 30, 2025
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Jun 1, 2025
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4. The Wedding Present: Bizarro 35th Anniversary Tour Performing the album in its entirety – together with other songs
In 2025, The Wedding Present will be playing a series of concert dates in North America to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the release of their classic major-label debut long-player, Bizarro [“Simply unbeatable” – Melody Maker].
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Jun 3, 2025
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Jun 4, 2025
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6. Julia Wolf, Worry Club, Ellis
Hailing from Long Island's North Shore, Julia Wolf is a once-in-a- generation artist, genre-bending storyteller and a beacon of inspiration to music fans, tastemakers and fellow artists alike. Her journey is a vivid narrative of vulnerability, growth, experimentation & the human experience. Her 2023 debut album, "Good Thing We Stayed", melds Julia's hauntingly beautiful vocals and emotive songwriting with trap-infused pop melodies. Venturing into new realms, her singles "In My Room" and "Wishbone" revisit her rock roots, showcasing her versatile artistry and defiance of conventional boundaries. Julia's bond with her audience transcends music; her lyrics resonate so deeply that fans often immortalize them into tattoos, while industry support has been known to lend itself in the form of billboards (Spotify, YouTube Music) and playlists like Spotify’s “Fresh Finds” & Tidal’s “Rising: Pop”.
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Jun 6, 2025
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Jun 8, 2025
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8. Sunflower Bean, GIFT
Blue, as Julia Cumming of Brooklyn’s Sunflower Bean points out, is something of a “loaded color.” The word is of course often synonymous with sadness—certainly blues music isn’t known for its laughs. But it's also the "emotional color" of the band's upcoming, sparkling second album, Twentytwo in Blue. “We definitely don’t want it to come across as a sad record,” explains Cumming. “Blue is kind of hopeful, and we wanted to explore that color with this record.” The new record by vocalist and bassist Cumming, drummer Jacob Faber and guitarist and vocalist Nick Kivlen is many things: rousing, romantic, topical, empathetic and insightful. But defeatist it’s not.
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Jun 10, 2025
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Jun 13, 2025
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10. Samantha Crain
Samantha Crain is a Choctaw-American singer, songwriter, film composer, and producer from Oklahoma. A two-time winner of the Native American Music Award, Samantha defies categorisation, marrying folk music with the sounds of country rock and college indie. Samantha's latest album, A Small Death (2020), was released on Communion's Real Kind Records. The album received universal acclaim with tracks finding themselves in constant rotation on 6music.
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Jun 27, 2025
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Conclusion
In the heart of Seattle, The Crocodile's upcoming lineup promises a musical journey like no other. From the industrial rhythms of the Mechanismus Festival to the poignant storytelling of Samantha Crain, each event offers a unique experience that celebrates diversity in music. As these artists take the stage, they bring with them not only their distinctive sounds but also a chance for audiences to engage, connect, and be inspired. For anyone passionate about music, The Crocodile is the place to be this May and June.
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