Dave Segal is a journalist at The Stranger. He has been writing about music and arts and entertainment since 1983, covering topics such as the music business, concerts and festivals, and nightlife, while also delving into event management and local economy. His work has been featured in notable publications including Pitchfork, SPIN, and Yahoo News.
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Dave Segal focuses on local entertainment news, particularly music and performances in Seattle. He often cites data and covers events extensively.
To effectively reach out to Dave, consider providing insights into the local music scene, upcoming concerts, or new releases from Seattle-based artists. Additionally, if you represent a record label or are involved in organizing musical events within Seattle or nearby areas, these would be relevant points of discussion for potential coverage by Dave.
Given his focus on event coverage and citing data sources frequently, offering exclusive access to statistics about the local music industry trends or notable developments could also catch his attention.
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By: Charles Mudede, Dave Segal, Todd Hamm, Audrey Vann, Rob Moura, Megan Seling, Rachel Stevens
KEY:⭐ Don’t Miss📍 Local! 📍 American FlatsIf you need a break from all the modern music pummeling your eardrums, catch local American Flats, who describe themselves as “a rock and roll band with Americana and punk influences.” It’s not revelatory, it’s not perfect, but it’s a warm hug if you’re longing for those days of […]
By: Dave Segal
A weakening Hawaii economy pushed up the state’s unemployment rate in July to its highest level since November 2024 as cracks continued to appear in the state’s labor market.
Hawaiian Electric Co. restored power today to more than 1,700 Hawaii island customers in Naalehu, Oceanview, Kaloko Mauka, Upper Ahualoa, Kalapana, portions of Leilani Estates, Paauilo Mauka, Hawaiian Beaches, and Hawaiian Paradise Park.
American Savings Bank, now owned by a hui of investors, filed a registration statement Monday with the intent of becoming a publicly traded company.
By: Dylan Bueche, Dave Segal, Nathalie Graham, Julianne Bell, Nico Swenson
Want more? Here’s everything we recommend this month: Music, Visual Art, Literature, Performance, Film, Food & Drink, and This & That. Blood/SuckerThrough Sept 21September is a time for school, and it is a time for horror. What if something thirsty for blood was lurking in your high school’s walls? It’s a brave question asked by […]
By: Dylan Bueche, Dave Segal, Emily Nokes, Megan Seling, Todd Hamm, Charles Mudede, Julianne Bell
Want more? Here’s everything we recommend this month: Music, Visual Art, Literature, Performance, Film, Food & Drink, and This & That. Slayyyter, Pearly DropsSept 4With a sound described as “Charli XCX on whippets” and a look modeled on the MySpace-era aesthetic and Y2K bimbo queens, Slayyyter is the bratty, trashy-fabulous diva that the chronically online […]
By: Katie Lee Ellison, Audrey Vann, Dave Segal, Michael Wong, Bess Lovejoy
You know we had to add one more category for folks who are hard to categorize! If you hadn’t caught on by now, community is the engine driving so much of Seattle’s art. The city has a long, unruly tradition of artists deciding that if the institution they need doesn’t exist, they’ll just build it […]
By: Dave Segal, Charles Mudede, Jas Keimig
We’re a music city, baby! But the talent runs way deeper than the excellent indie/rock/punk canon you may already know and love. Whether reimagining hip-hop, composing for film, pushing electronic music into places no synth has gone before, or running a record store out of a living room, these musicians are building on the city’s […]
We’re a music city, baby! But the talent runs way deeper than the excellent indie/rock/punk canon you may already know and love. Whether reimagining hip-hop, composing for film, pushing electronic music into places no synth has gone before, or running a record store out of a living room, these musicians are building on the city’s […]
Rising inventory in the Oahu condominium market put downward pressure on prices and sales in August as prospective buyers weighed their options amid gradually increasing interest rates.
