Mother Love Bone

Before the live recording at the Neptune Theatre on May 5, 2018, Mother Love Bone had left a significant mark on the grunge and alternative rock scene, especially through their 1992 debut album, 'Apple'. This album established their sound, blending glam rock charm with raw emotional depth, and is often credited with paving the way for the Seattle music scene's explosion in the early '90s. The tribute event, part of a benefit to support SMASH, celebrates the legacy of the band, whose members profoundly influenced countless musicians through their artistry and vulnerability in songs like 'Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns.' It's a remarkable nod to the band’s enduring impact, highlighting how even years after losing frontman Andrew Wood, the spirit of Mother Love Bone continues to resonate within Seattle's music community.

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