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Bellevue Beats Tobias the Owl

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Beats concert series is set to feature Tobias the Owl, a celebrated musical collective from the Pacific Northwest, with Elijah Dhavvan delivering a solo performance. Known for their award-winning songwriting and international appeal, Tobias the Owl's music has been featured in films and on television, enhancing their reputation within the music industry. This event is part of a broader effort to revitalize Downtown Bellevue's music scene, offering free concerts that span from April through fall. Every Wednesday, audiences can stream the shows online, while in-person summer sessions are planned to commence in July. The concert series not only provides entertainment but also fosters community spirit and involvement in local arts.

Virtual tip jars via Venmo and PayPal are set up for those who wish to support the artists financially. With the initiative, Bellevue aims to create an inviting atmosphere for music lovers and to reignite interest in live performances. The Bellevue Beats series reflects the city’s commitment to promoting local culture and the arts in a post-pandemic landscape.

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