The Posies will debut new material for the very first time at the Rock Shop in Brooklyn on September 23rd. That show is sold out, but now there are many more chances to see the band, and with Brendan ...

This has been a tumultuous year for longtime friends and musical collaborators Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow, the two primary figures behind the stalwart alt-rock/pop group The Posies and ...

If you were rocking out to “Dream All Day” and other hits by Washington State exports The Posies in the early 1990s, seeing the band perform in a living room seemed pretty unlikely. But the band play ...

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“I’m on a ferry right now so if we get cut off, that’s why. Also, at the end of this I’ll probably have to put you on speaker because I have to drive off the ferry too.” So the Posies’ Jon Auer warned ...

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The alt./power pop favorites, formed in Washington state during the late 80s and is celebrating the 30th anniversary of its debut album, ‘Failure.’ The Posies is also reissuing three of its key albums ...

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Seattle area indie rock/power pop band The Posies are marking their 30th anniversary this year by issuing three expanded re-releases of fan-favorite albums originally put out by Geffen Records.

The Posies are gearing up for this year’s 30th anniversary celebration which includes reissuing their three Geffen albums — 1990’s Dear 23, 1993’s Frosting on the Beater, and 1996’s Amazing Disgrace — ...

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In 1993, Whitney Houston ruled the pop charts. The late diva’s iconic recording of Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You” was the year’s No. 1 song. It was also the year of Nirvana’s “Heart-Shaped ...