Progressive metal and rock artist Plini performs live at The Crocodile in Seattle as part of his An Unnameable Desire North American Tour.
Plini plays The Crocodile on Wednesday, November 4, as part of the North American leg of An Unnameable Desire. He's an independent solo artist from Sydney, Australia, and the Seattle date is one stop on a tour that's taking the new material across the continent.
If you're not familiar with him, Plini is a guitar virtuoso whose work sits at the intersection of progressive metal and progressive rock. He handles the writing and recording himself, so the sound is his own. The tour is built around An Unnameable Desire, the record he's currently touring, and the set will draw from it.
He's not playing alone that night. Night Verses and Portraits are both on the bill, so the evening starts well before Plini takes the stage. Between the openers and the main set, it's a full night of music rather than a single act.
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The show is at The Crocodile, 2505 1st Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121, on Wednesday, November 4, starting at 7 PM.
