Fleet Foxes
from:Paramount Theatre category:Arts and Entertainment posted:August 19th, 2008Seattle Theatre Group (STG) presents Fleet Foxes on Sunday, October 19, 2008 at The Moore Theatre. Fleet Foxes are five. There are five of them, and they are from Seattle. They are, for lack of an imminently more marketable descriptor, a group trafficking in baroque harmonic pop. And the joy they derive in doing so is palpable. We feel it too. They are, self-described, not much of a rock band. With the help of credit cards, minimum wages, tip money, friends and family, Fleet Foxes crafted their first demo, and subsequently the Sun Giant EP and this debut full-length album, with family friend Phil Ek manning the rudder. Drawing influence from the traditions of folk music, pop, choral music and gospel, sacred harp singing, West Coast music, traditional music from Ireland to Japan, film scores, and their NW peers, Fleet Foxes ranges in subject matter from the natural world and familial bonds to bygone loves and stone cold graves. Robin Pecknold is in Fleet Foxes: "All we strove for with this record was to make something that was an honest reflection of who we are, citizens of the western United States who love all kinds of music and above all else love singing." And we believe them.
About Seattle Theatre Group : Seattle Theatre Group is the non-profit arts organization that operates The Historic Paramount and Moore Theatres in downtown Seattle. STG's mission is to make diverse dance, music, film, theatre and arts education an integral part of our rich cultural identity while keeping Seattle's historic Paramount and Moore Theatres alive and vibrant.
Date and Time : Friday, October 19, 2008 at 8 pm.
Location : Seattle Theatre Group, The Moore Theatre.
Tickets: $15.00 (advance) or $17.00 (day of show) not including applicable fees.
Reserved seating. All Ages.
Tickets available Friday, August 23 at 10:00am at all Ticketmaster outlets, charge by phone, service charge free at The Moore Theatre box office or online at www.TheMoore.com.
