Bellevue Beats Wraps for 2021 See You Next Year

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Beats Music Series, a vibrant showcase for local talent, concluded its 2021 season on a high note, presenting over 35 musicians from April to September. Sponsored by Amazon, this year marked the longest music production organized by the Bellevue Downtown Association, adapting from virtual performances to live outdoor concerts as restrictions eased. Artists like Brian Butler, Sundae + Mr. Goessl, and Massy Ferguson highlighted the diversity of genres celebrated throughout the series, which aimed to uplift local musicians facing challenges due to the pandemic. Collaborative efforts with venues such as Brio Apartments and The Bellevue Collection were pivotal in creating inviting spaces for performances, reinforcing the commitment to a dynamic community culture.

The series not only entertained but also fostered a sense of unity among residents, encouraging them to support local eateries during the events. For those who missed the live performances, an online archive featuring all 27+ shows is available for streaming. The organizers extend heartfelt thanks to all attendees and express excitement for the return of the series next year. Community members are urged to stay tuned for updates and special offers related to future events.

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