Entertainment & Promotions Calendar

DJ Indica Jones and his music style is a fusion of '80s, '90s, present, dance and alternative hip-hop genres. This Seattle-based artist is known for creating energetic and infectious beats that get crowds moving. With a unique ability to blend different styles, DJ Indica Jones produces thrilling rhythms that captivate audiences worldwide. Whether it's a live performance or a recorded set, DJ Indica Jones's music is sure to get you dancing and signing!

Quil Ceda Creek Casino is honoring all seniors each Wednesday with entertainment from 1PM until 4PM. Seniors over the age of 50 will have their choice between $2 off any food item from The Kitchen, $5 Free Play, 10 bonus entries or a gift. Must be a ONE club member to participate. Food voucher excludes alcoholic beverages. Guests earning 100 promo slot points will receive $10 Free Play instead of $5. Guests earning 200 promo slot points must visit a promotional kiosk to claim their gift. Limited to one per week, per guest.

Wings N Things is a Seattle band playing the music of Paul McCartney. From Sir Paul's Beatles classics, to Wings and solo hits, the group covers all phases of McCartney's incredible career. The five-member band consists of personnel from such great Seattle club acts as The Machine, About Face, The Penguins, The Rockafellers and Max Axle. They've created this very special band to perform these modern-day rock classics. Excellent musicianship, spot-on harmonies, an excellent rapport with the audience and an incredible catalog of hits to choose from ensures that you will have a great time at any Wings N Things show.

Picture the days when you could witness legends like Journey, Aerosmith and Bon Jovi, sometimes even sharing the same bill, all for just five bucks! Those were the days when live music was pure magic, and every concert was a memory waiting to happen.

Arena expertly captures the essence of not just these legendary bands, but a whole roster of rock icons that could have easily shared the same stage. But don’t confuse Arena with the spandex-and-wig-wearing glam rock bands saturating today’s music scene. An Arena show embodies the era when there was more grit than glam, favoring jeans over spandex, and delivering raw power over mere posing.