The Super-Krewe: an ensemble of hand-picked musicians from the national and international music scene exploring the rhythmic and melodic realms of pocket, groove and space . The Super-Krewe creates sounds, grooves and feels that help you satisfy the itch that makes you wanna strut, 2 step and shout!

Every Friday night, Woogie D, Mark Mattrey, Melissa Montalto, Roc Phizzle, Jimmy James, Trevor Parrish, and friends bring old school to new, do the do, and bring the funky music to YOU!

Seattle’s own Jimmy Scratch James on guitar and vocals playing at his second home the Sea Monster with his musical brothers Woogie D on Drums/vocal, Mark Mattrey on bass and Tyler Richart on percussion. Seattle funk band Taytonic is opening up the night at 10pm. Doors 9:30pm $15.

Ron Weinstein plays some fine jazz tunes every Sunday. You might know Ron from his Suffering Fuckhead days and the mighty Crack Sabbath. His trio consists of only the best local bass players and drummers in the land. Best way to end the week and start it. No cover donations welcomed. Showtime 9pm.

A social gathering.

These three friends have been making music together for the better part of thirty years. They combine their significant talents on bass (Alan Paisley), guitar (Bruce Hazen) and drums (Steve Smith) to play a mix of instrumental interpretations of rock standards by the Beatles, Jimmy Hendrix…

Every Tuesday local legend Joe Doria a Seattle Hammond organist plays with some of Seattle’s finest musicians. 10pm no cover donations welcomed.

Acid Washed Marching Band is a Seattle-based micro marching band that plays like a jazz combo on wheels and looks like a fashion crime in those acid-washed, cut-off denim jean shorts. AWMB serves a tall glass of New Orleans second line with a shot of popular hits on the side. No cover.

Every first Wednesday, Ron plays the B3 Hammond organ and brings some of the finest players out there to join him for some jazz, blues, funk, and soul. This month he’s with Jeff Johnson, John Bishop, and Andy Coe.

Soaring violin solos, hypnotic rhythms, and insightful lyrics. An exotic journey of the mind and soul. Hard to categorize, Northwest Music Scene tried, “imagine if Bjork decided to be a classical musician and an astronaut and chronicle her journey through time.”

Every 1st Thursday at 10pm is Marmalade time. Come dance with us. For over a decade, a new style of music has been growing and evolving in the clubs of this famous West Coast city. Marmalade embodies this new music we call Groove. Marmalade brings a refreshing and innovative style to live improvise

XOË is a group bound to make you feel something. Anything. Pulling from a plethora of genres including r&b, rock, pop, jazz, soul the group has come together to have a good time and produce something beautiful. From Seattle, this band is just getting started. Doors 7:30pm showtime 8pm. $12

Every Friday night, Woogie D, Mark Mattrey, Melissa Montalto, Roc Phizzle, Jimmy James, Trevor Parrish, and friends bring old school to new, do the do, and bring the funky music to YOU!

“Formed in 2014, Horse & Tiger (aka Bryant Moore-bass, & Dave McGraw-drums), welcomes a rotating lineup of local players for evenings of improvised grooves and epic jams. This will be their 20th installment and features members of True Loves.” Doors 9:30pm showtime 10pm $15

Randy Weeks has been described as the “consummate songwriter’s songwriter,” so it’s no surprise that when Lucinda Williams recorded his song, “Can’t Let Go,” on her Grammy winning album, Car Wheels on a Gravel Road, it was the only cover and became the biggest hit on the album.

Ron Weinstein plays some fine jazz tunes every Sunday. You might know Ron from his Suffering Fuckhead days and the mighty Crack Sabbath. His trio consists of only the best local bass players and drummers in the land. Best way to end the week and start it. No cover donations welcomed. Showtime 9pm.