It's fitting that the Arts in Nature Festival is where Cloud Cult planted the seed. Their concert last summer inside the Lodge at Seattle's Camp Long marked the first time the the Minnesota band went fully acoustic. They had recently rearranged songs spanning their entire catalog for what would become a series of all-acoustic performances and the album to follow, "Unplug", and the audience was thrilled by this new, but not unexpected direction. Some were even brought to tears. KEXP filmed the entire Camp Long performance, so you can here
Even better, you can see Cloud Cult for yourself when they headline Little Big Show #9 at Neptune Theatre on Friday, May 16. Tickets are still available, and 100% of ticket sales benefit Hugo House, a non-profit community writing center in Seattle. Find out more here.Before their concert last summer in the Lodge, we followed Cloud Cult to two beautiful locations on the scenic grounds of Camp Long and captured them truly making art in nature:
Three times a year, KEXP, Starbucks and STG partner together to present Little Big Show, a concert series created to benefit our city’s arts organizations, with 100% of ticket sales donated to local non-profits. The upcoming Little Big Show – at Neptune Theatre this Friday, May 16 – will feature Cl…
You could feel the weight of the road lifted from their shoulders. After wrapping up their North American tour with a packed, energetic show at The Neptune the night before, indie-rock legends Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks joined us in the KEXP studios with Springtime on their minds. "It's pretty…
Unless you've got a bad case of phonophobia, Big Scary isn't too terrifying. Featuring Joanna Syme on percussion and heavenly-voiced Tom Iansek on guitar and keyboards, the Melbourne-based duo has broken the mold for Australian music. Their 2013 album, Not Art, was nominated for the triple j Austra…
KEXP, STG, and Starbucks kicked off the new year with another fine edition of our benefit series, Little Big Show. On January 31st, we joined together to raise money for Reel Grrls, a program where girls ages 9-21 can learn media production skills from volunteer professionals and voice their indivi…
