Every Friday night, Woogie D, Mark Mattrey, Melissa Montalto, Roc Phizzle, Jimmy James, Trevor Parrish, and friends bring old school to new, do the do, and bring the funky music to YOU!

Salsa Saturday! Come dance with us!

It’s Ronny’s Big Crack Birthday Party Saturday July 25th at Sea Monster Lounge. Come celebrate Seattle Legend Ron Weinstein. We love this guy. He rocks the B3 with our local hero’s….. Crack Fucking Sabbath Keith Lowe Skerik Mike Stone Ron Weinstein Doors 9pm showtime 10pm-1am $15

Ron Weinstein plays some fine jazz tunes every Sunday. You might know Ron from his Suffering Fuckhead days and the mighty Crack Sabbath. His trio consists of only the best local bass players and drummers in the land. Best way to end the week and start it. Come drink Spanish coffees and sip on martin

A community social gathering with LATIN•FUNK•AFROBEAT 10pm to 1am

Seattle’s first dad pop band.

Seattle’s oddball organ/drum duo mixes punk rock sensibility with improvisational tactics. Ron Weinstein + Mike Peterson bring their skillful interpretations of standards, originals and the unexpected. Obnoxious Jazz for Sensitive People!

Danny Godinez guitar/vocals Showtime 10pm no cover donations welcome.

Manazma Sheen, this group reflects a modern approach in performing a collection of originals and creative arrangements of past and present music with flavors of swing, neo soul, latin and rock. Manazma Sheen is drummer Davy Nefos, bassist Trevor Pelletier and vibes Alfred Marra.

Powerhouse trio of Seattle jazz and funk legends at the Sea Monster Lounge! Bassist Arne Livingston (Living Daylights) joins forces with Hammond B3 organ wizard Joe Doria (McTuff) and the unstoppable D’Vonne Lewis on drums (Industrial Revelation).

Every Friday night, Woogie D, Mark Mattrey, Melissa Montalto, Roc Phizzle, Jimmy James, Trevor Parrish, and friends bring old school to new, do the do, and bring the funky music to YOU!

Sea Monster Salsa Saturdays! Come dance with us!

Seattle’s own guitar master Jimmy “Scratch” James is bringing Jimmy James & The Sure Things back to their home turf. Backed by his powerhouse rhythm section Woogie D on drums, Mark Mattrey on bass, and Tyler Richart on percussion.

Randy Weeks has been described as the “consummate songwriter’s songwriter,” so it’s no surprise that when Lucinda Williams recorded his song, “Can’t Let Go,” on her Grammy winning album, Car Wheels on a Gravel Road, it was the only cover and became the biggest hit on the album.