Abraham Alexander If you happen to be a fan of the Texas smooth, neo soul and bluesy folk rock of Leon Bridges and Gary Clark Jr., then checking out their Lone Star State collaborator Abraham Alexander is a must, as he blends both artists’ styles into something all his own. The Greece-born, Texas-raised singer-songwriter showcases a stirring emotional depth — unafraid to be both vulnerable and strong — while also singing with a swoon-inducing sensuality. His 2023 debut LP Sea/Sons delves into his personal history — the strength of his mother who helped the family immigrate to the states only to be killed by a drunken driver, the pain of dealing with his abusive father, the grace of his eventual adoptive family — with an open-hearted resolve that can send empathetic vibrations into a listener’s soul.
Kool Keith We are beyond excited to be welcoming the Hip-Hop legend, Kool Keith aka Black Elvis, Dr. Octagon, Mr. Nogato to our venue as he goes back out on the road for his Black Elvis 2 Tour.
Tool It’s great when you find a band that always feels like it’s pushing the boundaries of rock forward. It’s an even rarer level of excellence when a band’s decades old albums still feel cutting edge. That’s certainly the case with Tool. The artful, progressive metal mainstay explores the darker corners of heavy rock with a stunning technical acumen that simply doesn’t age. Frontman Maynard James Keenan and Co. released their standout debut album Undertow 30 years ago, but when tunes from it reverberate throughout Spokane Arena, they’ll still sound as fresh as ever.
Macklemore Washington's own Macklemore is coming back to the setting of his iconic “Downtown” music video. He may even pull up on a moped and hit up a thrift shop while he’s here. The multi-diamond certified rapper (real name Ben Haggerty) is getting personal with his fans as he performs on his North American tour for his self-titled album Ben. Prepare to be immersed in a journey filled with arena-chanting pop tracks and hard-hitting anthems that reflect on the (no) bad days. It’s a musical story of relapse, regret, redemption and roots.