Benefit Shows Scheduled in Aftermath of Everett Storage Fire

In addition to taking the life of a Lynnwood man, the Christmas Eve fire at The Storehouse in Everett also destroyed thousands of dollars of equipment for bands based in Everett and who support the Everett Music scene. Several concerts are being arranged to raise money so these local musicians can replace their equipment. Here’s a partial listing of some of those events provided by one of the organizers…
On Christmas Eve, the storage sheds that half the bands in Everett use as a practice space tragically burned down, taking tens of thousands of dollars worth of equipment with it. Several bands lost everything and they could really use your help right now. There are a bunch of benefit shows scheduled already, and if you’ve ever had even a passing interest in the local music scene, I urge you to go to at least one of them and support these guys in their time of need.
—Dec 30 at Flight’s Pub Everett
–Dec 30 at The shipwreck Tavern
—New Years Eve at Flight’s Pub Everett
–Jan 1 Potluck at Tony Vs Garage Everett
–Jan 6 at Uncle Sam’s American Bar and Grill Spanaway
—Jan 14 at Tony V’s Garage Everett
—Every Monday in Jan at One-Eyed Jack’s Roadhouse Everett:

You can also make an online donation to assist the band equipment fund by clicking here or using an alternate site here.

There is a donation box at Tony V’s Garage.

Hell’s Kitchen and One-Eyed Jacks will be taking donations New Years Eve.

The person who died in the fire has been identified as 31-year-old Matthew J. Paulsene of Lynnwood. Everett Police and Fire investigators are expected back at the fire scene today to continue trying to determine the cause of the fire.