“A.J. Croce" has wisdom beyond his years. With his music, he represents his generation with a profound sense of honesty in his lyrics and quality in his delivery. The future of entertainment is safe in his hands.”  -  WILLIE NELSON

After more than 25 years making his own musical mark, "A.J. Croce" in the past couple years, has began performing some of his Dad’s songs live and forming a special show out of it.

He has begun periodically performing a “Croce Plays Croce” concert, where he does Jim Croce songs, his own tunes, and songs that influenced the two of them. He loves seeing “the joy it brings audiences,” as well as enjoying the fact that he can keep the shows fresh and exciting because he has the flexibility to change up the set list each time out.

Dance Floor Open, please select your seats accordingly.

First few rows, floor level, may have obstructed view of stage.

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All ticket prices include a 35% donation to the Historic Everett Theatre Preservation Society

The incomparable “Geoff Tate" and his band play all his hits plus some of the rarities too!

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First few rows, floor level, may have obstructed view of                                                                 stage.

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All ticket prices include a 35% donation to the Historic Everett Theatre Preservation Society

Carmen Best, Chief of Police Seattle (Retired), served with SPD for 28 years, becoming the 1st African American woman Chief of Police.

Currently manages a global security account, spanning 5 continents, & is an MSNBC Contributor as a Police Policy Expert.

In her new book, Black in Blue: Lessons on Leadership, Breaking Barriers, and Racial Reconciliation, Carmen Best is open about the                                                                    doubt she felt at times as a police officer and a Black woman, and                                                                    as the first Black woman to lead the Seattle Police Department.

                                                              Listen to stories and insights from her days as Seattle's Chief of                                                                        Police and get a book signed.

FREE ADMISSION

The band’s 2019 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction marked a major triumph in their 5-decade career, but you can be sure they will not rest on their laurels. "The Zombies" story continues on….!

Iconic British psychedelic pop legends "The Zombies" have returned to celebrate their long-awaited Induction into The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. 

After receiving their 4th nomination in 5 years, the support for "The Zombies" induction among the public and their peers was undeniable - the band placed 4th in the public online poll with over 330,000 votes, while even fellow nominee John Prine called for their induction before his own in a Billboard interview.  On March 29, 2019 at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, "The Zombies" joined Stevie Nicks, Radiohead, The Cure, Def Leppard, Janet Jackson, and Roxy Music as the 2019 Class of The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.  Fittingly, the Induction Ceremony took place exactly 50 years to-the-day after "The Zombies" classic “Time of the Season” first hit #1 on the charts in America.

♦ Just Added to this show, Special Guest: Olivia Klugman. Part of the new wave of contemporary folk          singers, Olivia Klugman is an independent singer/songwriter with a rare vocal gift.                                        Self-styled after genre icons like Joni Mitchell and Brandi Carlile.

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All ticket prices include a 35% donation to the Historic Everett Theatre Preservation Society

For the past 13 years, James Garner and his band have faithfully recreated Cash’s biggest hits with stunning accuracy in this not to be missed musical event.

From special concert airings on PBS stations to shows at Folsom and San Quentin Prisons, it’s easy to see why this is the premier                                                                        tribute to the “Man in Black.” 

Garner and his band faithfully recreate Cash’s biggest hits, such as "Folsom Prison Blues", "I Walk the Line", "Ring of Fire", "A Boy Named Sue" and incorporate historical accounts and personal anecdotes about America’s most beloved singing storyteller in this not-to-be-missed musical event.

This show is a fun, toe-tapping trip down memory lane honoring Johnny Cash's life and music, and the boom-chicka-boom sound of his longtime backing band, the Tennessee Three.

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All ticket prices include a 35% donation to the Historic Everett Theatre Preservation Society

Borrowed Time: The Music of Styx is not a look alike act, but a rocking and melodic band that faithfully recreates the magic of Styx classics like "Come Sail Away", "Lady", "Fooling Yourself", "Mr. Roboto", "Grand Illusion", "Miss America", "Renegade" and so many more classic songs.

If you're a Styx fan, we think you'll like what you hear. If you're not a Styx fan, the band will win you over with their sense of humor and musical chops.

Borrowed Time: The Music of Styx live shows are filled with great renditions of familiar Styx songs and are also infused with the enthusiasm and humor of the band's personalities. Quite simply, Borrowed Time: The Music of Styx WILL entertain you.

Borrowed Time lineup consists of:

 • Arny Bailey: lead vocals, electric/acoustic guitars and keyboards 

 • Bryan Woolley: lead vocals, bass

 • Michael Hards: lead vocals, electric/acoustic guitars, mandolin

 • David Shore: keyboards, vocals

 • Marc Montagnino: drums

Dance Floor Open, please select your seats accordingly.

First few rows, floor level, may have obstructed view of stage.

If you are uncomfortable being around people without a mask, please feel free to wear yours.

All ticket prices include a 35% donation to the Historic Everett Theatre Preservation Society

Award-winning vocalist, instrumentalist and songwriter Curtis Salgado, the man NPR calls “an icon” with “a huge voice,” is revered worldwide for his ability to wring every ounce of soul out of every song he performs.

Curtis Salgado is famed not only for his powerhouse live shows and ten previous albums, but also for his passionate and insightful original songs. He has been nominated three times for the Blues Music Award for Song Of The Year, winning in 2018 for "Walk A Mile In My Blues"                                                                           from The Beautiful Lowdown.

In total, he has won nine Blues Music Awards, including the B.B. King Entertainer Of The Year.

DownBeat calls his songwriting skills “an impressive gift”. Billboard says Salgado’s music is “inspired and powerful”.

Dance Floor Open, please select your seats accordingly.

First few rows, floor level, may have obstructed view of stage.

If you are uncomfortable being around people without a mask, please feel free to wear yours. 

All ticket prices include a 35% donation to the Historic Everett Theatre Preservation Society

Steely Dan was one of the smartest bands to consistently rack up platinum records. They got away with singing blisteringly acerbic lyrics and executing complex key changes and tricky time signatures while accruing crazy air time on commercial radio, back when that meant something.

So, a band dedicated to paying tribute to Steely Dan has to be sharper than your typical homage outfit. "Nearly Dan’s" 12 members (who’ve played with Ray Charles, the Four Tops, the Temptations, Gladys Knight, and, most importantly, Huey Lewis) are up to the task, interpreting the hits and deep cuts with a professionalism that would impress Donald Fagen and the late Walter Becker.

Dance Floor Open, please select your seats accordingly.

First Few Rows, floor level, may have obstructed view of stage.

If you are uncomfortable being around people without a mask, please feel free to wear yours.

 All ticket prices include a 35% donation to the Historic Everett Theatre Preservation Society