Michael Rietmulder

It's homecoming season for Washington music.

While Washington artists racked up Grammy nominations on Friday, one homegrown star was among the biggest snubs.

The Seattle rock giants will have a little help from Emerald City rock royalty during their Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction.

Brandi Carlile didn't have a plan — and made an album unlike anything else she's done before.

Brandi Carlile kicked off a weeklong Seattle celebration of her new album "Returning to Myself" with an exclusive, short-notice Paramount Theatre performance.

Over its 25 years of existence, Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture has amassed more than 80,000 artifacts. Jacob McMurray helps oversee all of them.

From art-rock greats to newly minted stars, here are some of the buzziest concerts coming to Seattle over the next few weeks.

One of Seattle's leading jazz organizations might be in a transitional phase, but its flagship festival is in good hands.

The progressive Baltimore band packed a Seattle venue more regularly filled by pop stars on the cusp and big-name EDM DJs.

Classic rock legends The Who bid farewell to Seattle, one of the first American cities the British band regularly played, according to Pete Townshend.

The breakout country star from southwest Washington is up for one of country music's top honors this fall.

Modest Mouse kicked off its first Psychic Salamander festival Saturday at Remlinger Farms, not far from where frontman Isaac Brock grew up. Here's our review.

Modest Mouse kicked off its first Psychic Salamander festival Saturday at Remlinger Farms, not far from where frontman Isaac Brock grew up. Here's our review.

From homegrown arena fillers to classic rock legends on their last hurrah, these are some of the biggest artists coming to town.

After canceling a Gorge Amphitheatre date, the folk-rock hero instead played for a more intimate crowd in a bucolic Seattle-area setting.

Modest Mouse frontman Isaac Brock opens up about launching his Psychic Salamander Festival in Carnation.

The Washington-raised pop star kicked off his first arena tour in St. Paul, Minnesota on Friday — sneak preview for when he plays in Seattle on Oct. 5.

Trent Reznor and his band that brought industrial music to the masses were intense as ever during their long-awaited Seattle return.

The total-package entertainer turned Climate Pledge Arena into a haunted opera house during the first of three sold-out Seattle shows.

With a rejuvenating new album in tow, Sub Pop alums The Head and the Heart take a stadium-sized stage in their hometown.