Dorothy prepares for her set at Neptune Theatre. // Photo by Allison Zenner
On Saturday night, two bands from opposite sides of the country came together in Seattle. Brooklyn’s Spirit Animal, a pop rock quartet with oodles of funk, joined LA’s Dorothy, a blues-rock five-piece, at Neptune Theatre. Both bands put on a rockin’ show filled with sultry smoke and fresh guitar solos. Click through our gallery for a taste of the action.
Born Yesterday, Spirit Animal’s most recent album, was released in August 2018.
Cal Stamp, lead guitarist of Spirit Animal.
Steve Cooper, lead vocalist of Spirit Animal, performing at Neptune Theatre.
Bassist Paul Michel during the performance of “Karma,” a single from Born Yesterday.
Stamp raises his hands in unison with the crowd.
Dorothy Martin of Dorothy smudging the stage with sage for the avant-garde start of her Seattle show.
28 Days In The Valley, Dorothy’s most recent album, was released in March 2018.
Fog creeps onto the stage behind Martin, bringing an essence of whimsicality and modern day magic to the show.
Members of the crowd perched at the edge of the stage as they watch in awe.
Leroy Wulfmeier, guitarist for Dorothy, raising his guitar at the end of his solo.
By Allison Zenner