WHAT’S HAPPENING
November 8th.
Fly Away: The Lenny Kravitz Tribute…
will bring the electrifying energy of Lenny Kravitz’s music to Columbia City Theater. The band channels Kravitz’s signature blend of rock, funk, and soul, delivering a dynamic set of well-loved hits like “Fly Away,” “Are You Gonna Go My Way,” and “American Woman.”
Expect a high-voltage performance full of gritty guitar riffs, tight rhythms, and heartfelt vocals — a concert that aims not just to cover the songs, but to revive the spirit of the original artist in a live, immersive experience.
Sat Nov 8 | Doors 6:30p | Show 7:30p
$20.00 adv | $30.00 door | $100.00 VIP (private lounge and bar)
– Click on the poster below to purchase tickets
November 15th. Parliament/Funkadelic is landing in Seattle!
Experience the music, the energy, and the spirit of P-Funk like never before as KG and the 5 Star Band, with special guest appearances, pay tribute in a show that’s part concert and part original play. The legendary Mothership lands inside the historic Columbia City Theater for a night where iconic Parliament/Funkadelic hits meet a script that weaves Seattle right into the performance.
As if that weren’t enough, the evening also features a special tribute to Seattle’s own 80s funk pioneers, Teleclere. It all goes down Saturday, November 15th—doors at 6:30 p.m., show at 7:30 p.m. sharp. Tickets are $20 in advance, $30 at the door, and $100 VIP (with exclusive access to a private bar and lounge). Don’t wait—secure your tickets now on Eventbrite and be part of the ultimate Seattle funk celebration!
The Mothership is landing in Seattle!
Parliament/Funkadelic comes alive in a one-of-a-kind tribute with KG & the 5 Star Band + special guests at the historic Columbia City Theater. Part concert, part original play—with the Mothership landing right inside the theater.
Plus—a tribute to Seattle’s own 80s funk legends, Teleclere!
Sat, Nov 15 | Doors 6:30p | Show 7:30p
$20 adv | $30 door | $100 VIP (private lounge + bar)
Click on the poster below to purchase tickets
“Call To Conscience” A Black History Month Museum
