The Cap Hill vintage shop reinventing Seattle's music scene

A Seattle storefront caters an exceptionally eclectic space for local artists. Noisy bar scene not included.
A Seattle storefront caters an exceptionally eclectic space for local artists. Noisy bar scene not included.

On Friday, February 21, Seattle DIY pop rock extraordinaires Dude York had their record release show at a little venue on Capitol Hill called Cairo.

Well, calling it a venue isn’t strictly accurate. Most venues don’t require their audience to pass through a room full of denim jackets, scenester jewelry, local zines and hipster greeting cards to get close to the band.

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Joseph Sutton-Holcomb

Joseph is a full-time landscaper, part-time journalist and full time culture junkie discovering the hidden joys of life as a UW graduate in Seattle. When not taking care of plants or writing, he spends his time in the company of good friends enjoying film, music and the great outdoors.