Punk rock concert featuring The Goddamn Gallows and King Sickabilly at El Corazon.
The Goddamn Gallows play El Corazon on Friday, November 13, with King Sickabilly opening the night. It's a double bill that keeps the whole evening in the same general neighborhood, so you're getting two acts on one ticket rather than a random pairing.
The Goddamn Gallows are the main draw here. They've built their name on a sound that pulls from a few different places at once—folk, punk, and a good bit of old-school country—and they're known for playing it with a certain kind of grit. It's the kind of music that feels like it belongs in a dive bar or a dance hall, and El Corazon fits that mood well enough. If you've heard them before, you know the drill: it's loud, it's fast, and it doesn't take itself too seriously.
King Sickabilly takes the first slot, and they're playing right in that same wheelhouse. The name gives you a fair idea of where they sit—rockabilly with a lean toward the darker, rowdier side of the genre. Between the two of them, you've got a full night of music that doesn't shift gears much, which is a plus if that's the kind of sound you're looking for. You can come in for the opener and stay through the headliner without having to reset your expectations halfway through.
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It's a Friday night show, and it kicks off at 8 PM. The venue is El Corazon, over at 109 Eastlake Ave. East in Seattle. If you're coming from downtown, it's a short trip over to Eastlake, and since it's a Friday, you'll want to plan for the usual traffic around that part of town. The Goddamn Gallows and King Sickabilly are both on the bill, so you've got two bands for the price of one. Doors open and the music starts at 8 PM.
