Dave Segal is a journalist at The Stranger. He has been writing about music since 1983, covering themes in arts and entertainment, particularly within the music business and various genres, while also touching on local economy and real estate topics. His work has been featured in Pitchfork, Portland Mercury, Yahoo Finance, EverOut, Yahoo News, The Garden Island Newspaper, Honolulu Star-Advertiser, SPIN, AOL, Inc., and more.
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Dave Segal focuses on local entertainment news, particularly music and performances in Seattle. He often cites data and covers events extensively.
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By: Shannon Lubetich, Julianne Bell, Meg Van Huygen, Dave Segal, Megan Seling, Amanda Manitach, Hannah Murphy Winter
MONDAY 7/27 Black Moth Super Rainbow, Giant Day (MUSIC) Since 2003, Pittsburgh’s Black Moth Super Rainbow have been creating some of the finest honey-glazed, weird-dream soundtracks in the USA. If you like rock music that sounds as if it’s being filtered through clouds of DMT haze and sung by a wonderstruck waif, BMSR will set […]
By: Dave Segal, Audrey Vann, Julianne Bell, Nathalie Graham, Megan Seling
Want more? Here’s everything we recommend this month: Music, Visual Art, Literature, Performance, Film, Food, and This & That. Sérgio Mendes Band – Celebrating 60 Years of Brasil ’66Aug 6–9Sérgio Mendes (1941–2024) played a major role in popularizing Brazilian music in the US in the 1960s, fusing bossa nova with Anglo-American pop, rock, jazz, and […]
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Hawaii’s unemployment rate rose in June for the third consecutive month in what could be a sign that the state’s economy may be slowing.
Chris Jones and Joe Nix combine ambassadorial knowledge and evangelistic zeal for the Belltown neighborhood that houses their bars, Screwdriver and Jupiter, respectively. That civic fervor has manifested Belltown Blast, a daylong, eclectic celebration of a vital cultural hub, with crucial support from Belltown Art Walk organizer/Slip Gallery owner Amy Tipton, Timothy Firth from Common […]
Chris Jones and Joe Nix combine ambassadorial knowledge and evangelistic zeal for the Belltown neighborhood that houses their bars, Screwdriver and Jupiter
By: Charles Mudede, Dave Segal, Todd Hamm, Audrey Vann, Rob Moura, Megan Seling, Rachel Stevens
KEY:⭐ Don’t Miss📍 Local! 📍 American FlatsIf you need a break from all the modern music pummeling your eardrums, catch local American Flats, who describe themselves as “a rock and roll band with Americana and punk influences.” It’s not revelatory, it’s not perfect, but it’s a warm hug if you’re longing for those days of […]
By: Dave Segal
A weakening Hawaii economy pushed up the state’s unemployment rate in July to its highest level since November 2024 as cracks continued to appear in the state’s labor market.
Hawaiian Electric Co. restored power today to more than 1,700 Hawaii island customers in Naalehu, Oceanview, Kaloko Mauka, Upper Ahualoa, Kalapana, portions of Leilani Estates, Paauilo Mauka, Hawaiian Beaches, and Hawaiian Paradise Park.
American Savings Bank, now owned by a hui of investors, filed a registration statement Monday with the intent of becoming a publicly traded company.
