Jack Parker//Victoria Fragoso//Trusty Sea Creatures

Doors: 6:30pm

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The Royal Room is All Ages until 10pm.

Over the span of his 20-year career, Jack Parker has taken his life-long journey through the peaks and valleys, and shaped a musical sound reminiscent of a timeless America. For years, Parker has been the ingenious six-string slinger interpreting other people’s songs from “stage-right” as a founding member of Tumbledown (along with Mike Herrera of MxPx), Rocky Point All-Stars, New Old Stock, and Dark Horses,  (Parker was also a guitarist for the legendary Bremerton punk band MxPx from 2011-2016), but more recently he has taken center-stage to write, sing, and play his own songs that have an air of rambling down the open road, but ultimately a longing for coming home. His roots lie in the heart of the great Pacific Northwest, right next to the shores of Puget Sound.

Parker released his first solo EP entitled Homegrown (also available on Vinyl LP) in 2014. The album opens with the exciting southern-rocker “It’s So Good (To Be Back Home)” that mixes the attitude of his Tumbledown twang with his meticulous ear for melody. He sings about loving life on the road, but that coming home is what makes it all worthwhile. On other songs like “I Might Love You,” “Gone,” and “Put Me Down,” he pulls beautifully from his bluegrass and southern rock influences like Tony Rice or The Outlaws, to create a whole new sound all his own. His songs invoke a romantic sense of longing, for overcoming pain caused by life’s hardships and failed relationships, coupled with a desire to find true joy.

In 2019 Parker proudly formed “Jack Parker and The Remedy,” an exciting, dynamic, electric band that is rapidly turning heads all around the PNW music scene.

On August 12, 2022 Parker released his full-length follow-up to “Homegrown” entitled “Through the Darkness.” For this album he recorded and produced the songs almost entirely himself in his own studio Homegrown Recording Co. with the help of long-time collaborator/producer Bryan Daisley (Bryan Daisley Band). The new album blends styles of southern rock, americana, country, and even a touch of bluegrass. It also features many prominent PNW musicians like Mike Herrera (MxPx), Tony Reed (Mos Generator), Greg Kramer (True Loves), Darla Rae (Craetorus), and many more. Through the Darkness is now available everywhere!

Meet Victoria Fragoso, a talented singer-songwriter from Tacoma, Washington, who has created a unique sound by blending her Hispanic roots, classical piano training, church choir harmonies, and musical theater background. With emotional vocals and heartfelt lyrics, Victoria's music is sure to resonate with fans of Vanessa Carlton, Sia, and Regina Spektor.

After releasing her first EP, "This River," in 2019, Victoria continued to pour her heart and soul into every song she created. She is also a graduate of Chapman University's Creative Writing program and has a passion for special effects makeup. Her creativity shines through in her music videos and online content, as she brings her songs to life with her artistry and imagination.

Victoria has also used her music to connect with others, hosting live stream shows and a weekly talk show, "Tuesday with Toya," where she interviews independent artists and showcases her own songs on keys and ukulele.

In addition to her music career, Victoria is a passionate advocate for mental health awareness and has used her platform to raise awareness about self-care and seeking help when needed. She is open about her own struggles with anxiety and depression and shares her experiences navigating the music industry while prioritizing mental health.

Victoria is excited to share her music with live audiences in Washington state. Make sure to also catch her on "Tuesday with Toya" on Instagram (@toyamakesmusic) every week at 5 PM PT to hear more of her unique sound and connect with the fellowship of artists she's proud to be a part of. Join her on a musical journey like no other, where together, you'll experience inspiration and build a strong community inspired by the healing power of music.

Jonathan Mahler -also known as Trusty Sea Creatures- was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest. At age 14, he began learning to play guitar, and eventually other instruments followed. A musician with a desire to learn was born from those early years of playing any instruments he could get his hands on. In 2021 he released his debut album "Running Through the Trees." He continues to live in the Pacific Northwest with his wife, and son.