Sunday
Twisted Tea
Dance Party
Every Sunday from 2-5pm join us for day-drinking and dancing with the best 80s, 90, 00' mix with the fabulous DJ Vodka Twist!
Tuesday
Cap Hill Jam
Every Tuesday join the Riley from Ghost Fetish and Glitt for an evening of creative collaboration!
Wednesday
New Music
Showcase
Every Wednesday we feature new artists and bands that are shaping what's next in. the Seattle Music Scene!
This week Lost in the Sound with Applecore and the Detractors!
Thursday
Seraphim
Tiffany Wilson and her All Star band have created a night unlike any other in Seattle with a blend of Jazz, Soul, Hip Hop, R&B & Funk! Come grab a mic and show us what you got with a stellar House Band as back up! Your destination for a vibe that’s out of this world! Seraphim at Cafe Racer! Earth Angels, Heavenly Vibe.
Friday
Latin X
Following our local live performances we host LatinX Dance from 10-2am
Featuring resident DJ
EXESIVE!
Every Sturday we feature some of Seattle's best local bands along with some of Seattle's hottest DJs.
Saturday
Bands Beats Booze
ARTIST OF THE WEEK
Guest Directors
Listen to Guest Director's new release, "Intrference" in its entirety on Cafe Racer Radio.
Thursday Sept. 28th at 8pm!
Guest Directors began playing together in 2014, and started releasing music in 2016. Clearly shoegaze-inspired, but willing to take whatever creative paths present themselves when writing.
Guitarist/vocalist Gary Thorstensen is likely best known from his time as axe-wielder in Seattle grungle legends TAD, but has a wider-ranging musical CV than many would expect, with The Tree Climbers, The Navins, Tularosa, and studio work for Heather Duby. He stretches his skills in many directions with Guest Directors.
Guitarist/vocalist Julie D played in San Diego bands Chinchilla (all-female art/math/rock) and Drip Tank (“pop core”), briefly joined Seattle post-punk Mutiny Mutiny for their final release, and drummed(!) for the short-lived Cryptobebelem. She also plays “lead bass” in her husband’s band The Drolls.
Rounded out by a powerful rhythm section of Rian Turner (drums) and Charles Russo (bass), their live shows have been likened to Swervedriver in intensity and guitar interplay (and volume). The quartet has a confident chemistry with a progression of recorded material that demonstrates harmonic, rhythmic, and stylistic explorations that hover around a familiar sonic center.