Electronic duo Thievery Corporation cancel July 30 Knitting Factory show
Fri., July 21, 2017
No reason has been given for the cancellation.
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Music helps Marcus King overcome social anxiety and connect with fans
Thu., July 13, 2017
As a child, Marcus King used music to help him deal with his social anxiety. Now, he uses it to connect with fans.
Knitting Factory celebrates Father’s Day with Daddy Daughter Dance
Thu., June 15, 2017
To celebrate Spokane’s history with Father’s Day and the relationship between daughters and their male role models, the Knitting Factory will host its first Daddy Daughter Dance on Saturday.
Knitting Factory announces September date with the Shins
Mon., June 5, 2017
Aside from a couple stops at Sasquatch at the Gorge Amphitheatre, including the 2017 edition, the indie rockers have been noticeably absent from Eastern Washington.
Modest Mouse kicks off spring tour on high note with Spokane show
Wed., May 24, 2017
Kicking off its spring tour, Modest Mouse pulled tunes from its entire discography for Knitting Factory show.
By the numbers: Modest Mouse
Thu., May 18, 2017
Breaking down Issaquah-formed, Portland-based Modest Mouse by the numbers.
The 7: Seven Jimmy Eat World songs you can expect to hear at their Knitting Factory show
Thu., April 20, 2017
With nine albums, most recently last year’s “Intergrity Blues,” and half a dozen EPs to its name, pinning down an exact Jimmy Eat World setlist is nearly impossible. But here are seven songs you can confidently expect to hear when Jimmy Eat World plays the Knitting Factory Tuesday.
Instrumental rock quartet Explosions in the Sky announces Sept. 23 show at Knitting Factory
Mon., April 10, 2017
Austin-based instrumental rock quartet Explosions in the Sky has announced a Sept. 23 show at the Knitting Factory as part of its ongoing tour in support of its latest album “The Wilderness.”
Spring music preview - A look at the musicians performing in Spokane in the coming months
Thu., April 6, 2017
Spring temperatures mean spring tours are on the way. Here’s a look at the musicians performing in Spokane in the coming months.
Seattle’s Fleet Foxes announce new album, Knitting Factory show
Wed., March 29, 2017
Six years after the release of the Grammy-nominated “Helplessness Blues,” critically acclaimed Seattle-based folk band Fleet Foxes has announced its upcoming third album, “Crack-Up,” and with it comes a May 16 show at the Knitting Factory.
T.I. announces Knitting Factory show; Jason Aldean returns to Spokane Arena
Fri., March 17, 2017
Fans at either end of the musical spectrum are in for a treat today as rapper T.I. and country singer Jason Aldean have announced upcoming shows in Spokane.
Reel Big Fish looks to capture their vintage sound at Knitting Factory show
Thu., Feb. 9, 2017
The moderately famous ska punk band from the 1990s will perform “Turn the Radio Off,” their most popular album, in its entirety at a show at the Knitting Factory on Friday.
Violent Femmes prove anything is possible
Thu., May 12, 2016
Lead singer Gordon Gano, bassist Brian Ritchie patch things up – sort of – to make the Violent Femmes sing again
Dr. Dog makes something old into something new
Fri., Feb. 5, 2016
Philly group reinvents its past with re-release and re-imagining of original “Psychedelic Swamp” recording.
Tech N9ne isn’t afraid to mix things up
Thu., Oct. 15, 2015
Rapper Tech N9ne has made his mark on his own terms.
Ska-punk rockers Less Than Jake keep shows fresh
Fri., May 8, 2015
A lot has changed since Florida-based rockers Less Than Jake rode the third wave of ska to stardom in the 1990s. Frontman Chris DeMakes said some of those changes are surprising to fans of the band’s punk-rock, angst-driven style.
Ska-punk rockers Less Than Jake keep shows fresh
Thu., May 7, 2015
A lot has changed since Florida-based rockers Less Than Jake rode the third wave of ska to stardom in the 1990s. Frontman Chris DeMakes said some of those changes are surprising to fans of the band’s punk-rock, angst-driven style.
‘Psychology,’ honesty add to Neon Trees’ glow
Fri., June 6, 2014
When is a cliché not a cliché? When is it absolutely true to say that a band is having a crazy spring? When that band is the Neon Trees.
Downtown shooting suspect also charged in drug ring
Sat., March 15, 2014
One of 39 suspects indicted Thursday on federal drug charges now faces allegations of attempted murder in a gang-related shooting that briefly closed a downtown Spokane music venue in February 2013. An informant told police that Stafone Fuentes, 29, fired the .38-caliber rounds that struck two men sitting in a car near the Knitting Factory on Feb. 18, 2013. Under cover of a fight in the venue’s parking lot following a joint Valentine’s Day and birthday party, Fuentes walked up to the window of the vehicle and shot the driver in the arm and stomach, according to the informant.
Federal drug ring suspects implicated in downtown shooting
Fri., March 14, 2014
One of 39 suspects indicted on federal charges of manufacturing and distributing drugs Thursday has been formally charged in a February 2013 shooting at a downtown music club. Stafone Fuentes, 29, faces an attempted murder charge in the case.