Steely Dan - Seattle, WA - 2018-06-05

Steely Dan, with opening act The Doobie Brothers, at KeyArena, Seattle, WA, June 5, 2018.

Steely Dan Setlist: Fan It, Janet; Green Flower Street; Hey Nineteen; Black Friday; Aja; New Frontier; Time Out Of Mind; Kid Charlemagne; Rikki Don't Lose That Number; Black Cow; Dirty Work; Babylon Sisters; Bodhisattva; Keep That Same Old Feeling; Josie; Peg; My Old School.

Doobie Brothers Setlist: Natural Thing; Rockin' Down the Highway; Road Angel; South City Midnight Lady; Dark Eyed Cajun Woman; Jesus is Just Alright; Eyes of Silver; Disciple; piano intro > Takin' it to the Streets; The Doctor; Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me a Little While); Black Water; Long Train Runnin'. Encore: China Grove; Listen to the Music.

David Bowie: Lazarus - Brooklyn, NY - 2018-05-02

David Bowie's Lazarus, Kings Theatre, Brooklyn, NY, May 2, 2018

David Bowie Is... - Brooklyn, NY - 2018-05-02

David Bowie Is...at the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, NY, May 2, 2018.

North Bend Jazz Walk - North Bend, WA - 2018-04-21

North Bend Jazz Walk, multiple venues, North Bend, WA, April 21, 2018

Of the 15+ artists across a dozen locations I caught these: Pioneer Coffee - Kelly and Sage Eisenhour; Valley Center Stage - Endemic Ensemble; Twedes - Janette West Quartet w/ Ed Weber, Dan O'Brien, Marty Tuttle; Georgia's Bakery - Johnaye Kendrick, Chris Symer, Bill Anschell.

The Monday After - Seattle, WA - 2018-03-28

The Monday After, Seattle Music Partners 2018 Fundraiser, Northwest African American Museum, Seattle, WA, March 28, 2018

Golden Road - Seattle, WA - 2018-03-22

Golden Road, with opening act Cascade Crescendo, Nectar Lounge, Seattle, WA, March 22, 2018.

Golden Road is Andy Coe, Colin Higgins, Keith Lowe, Wayne Horvitz, Paul Moore, and Eric Eagle. At this show they performed Europe '72, front-to-back. They are coming back in May for Reckoning. I might be, too.

Setlist: Cumberland Bues, He's Gone, One More Saturday Night, Jack Straw, You Win Again, Chinacat Sunflower, I Know You Rider, Brown-Eyed Woman, Hurts Me Too, Ramble On Rose, Sugar Magnolia, Mr. Charlie, Tennessee Jed, Trucking', Epilogue, Prelude, Morning Dew.

Lorde - Seattle, WA - 2018-03-09

Lorde, with support artists Run the Jewels and Tove Styrke, Key Arena, Seattle, WA, March 9, 2018.

Lorde Setlist: Sober, Homemade Dynamite, Tennis Court, Magnets, Buzzcut Season, 400 Lux, Ribs, The Louvre, Hard Feelings, Yellow Flicker Beat, Writer in the Dark, Solo, Liability, Sover II (Melodrama), Supercut, Royals, Perfect Places, Green Light. Encore: Loveless, Precious Metals, Team.

Run the Jewels Setlist: Run the Jewels, Talk to Me, Legend Has It, Call Ticketron, Blockbuster Night Part 1, Oh My Darling Don't Cry, Stay Gold, Don't Get Captured, Nobody Speak, Close Your Eyes (And Count to Fuck), Sealegs, A Report to Shareholders, Down.

Randy Halberstadt - Seattle, WA - 2018-03-07

Randy Halberstadt, Royal Room, Seattle, WA, March 7, 2018.

From the event listing:

Pianist Randy Halberstadt and his all-star septet will be heading into the studio later in March to record his fifth CD, “Open Heart,” which will come out in the fall on Origin Records. Tonight’s concert will feature the selections from that project, including music by Mancini, Ellington, Strayhorn, Gershwin, several brand new Halberstadt originals – and even Chopin! They’ll also throw in some fun off-the-cuff standards along the way, as this band features some of the finest improvisational talent in the Northwest and beyond.

Featuring:
Chuck Deardorf – bass
Adam Kessler – drums
Jay Thomas – trumpet/flugelhorn/flute
Ben Thomas – vibes
Dave Marriott – trombone
Mark Taylor – alto
Randy Halberstadt – piano 

Hotcakes - Austin, TX - 2018-02-17

Hotcakes, Donn's Depot, Austin, TX, February, 17, 2018

This show may have started on February 17 but from what I recall it ended sometime the 18th...what a great cover band...walked in to them playing a Philly Soul medley and over the next several hours they left no stone unturned...Talking Heads, Michael Jackson, Rolling Stones, and only christ remembers what else.

The crazy thing is how intensely good they were! Billie Jean actually sounded as good as And She Was and Brown Sugar...This is just one of the things Austin is all about: a random cover band in a West End dive bar as good as just about anything else you could see in any other city that night. And nothing better than old cowboys dancing with young college students and middle-aged hipsters...