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Roger Waters has done it. Queensryche, too. And now Motley Crue is performing one of their own iconic albums in its entirety. That would be "Dr. Feelgood," which will be featured in its entirety from beginning to end when Crue Fest 2 comes to Auburn's White River Amphitheatre, the band announced today. It's to celebrate the disc's 20th anniversary. Learn more here.
OK, so that webcast of Neko Case's concert in Amsterdam that I blogged about recently didn't quite pan out, with the show getting canceled and all. But soon, local fans will get to see her live and in person. The Seattle Theatre Group just announced Case, a former Tacoma resident, will headline the Paramount Theatre on June 4.
Case -- who immortalized T-town with her songs "Thrice All American" and "South Tacoma Way" -- will be touring in support of her new album album "Middle Cyclone," which was released today.
Grandaddy's Jason Lytle will add support for this show, which will kick off at 7:30 p.m. that day. Tickets are $22 to $27, and they'll be available through Ticketmaster beginning 10 a.m. Saturday (March 7). You can also learn more here.
