The Stranger

For the past decade, Visqueen have remained one of Seattle’s most beloved bands, thanks in large part to their amazing live shows, packed with smashing power pop and the superstar charm of lead singer/guitarist Rachel Flotard. Tonight, Visqueen play their final show, after which the band’s members will devote themselves to new projects, one of which will be onstage tonight, just behind Flotard’s guitar, in its fifth month in utero. Go bid farewell to one of the bands that made Seattle’s rep as “a great music town” a fact. With Broadcast Oblivion. (Neptune Theatre, 1303 NE 45th St, www.stgpresents.org, 8 pm, $11 adv/$13 DOS, all ages) by David Schmader

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