Well, well, well. I was all set to suggest Visqueen's big ol' reunion show at Tractor Tavern because it's fucking Visqueen, one of Seattle's very best power-pop bands not just of the 2000s, but ever. And that's saying something because my god was there a lot of power pop in the early 2000s. Visqueen was able to stand out with powerhouse vocalist Rachel Flotard and a knack for leaning into rock 'n' roll by way of big guitar solos, and keyboards that'd make Greg Hawkes blush whenever they needed to harden up their edges. Their shows are fun, sweaty, and best when everyone in the crowd is gleefully singing along to every word. A very suggestable event! But all you greedy power-pop punks bought up every last ticket. So now, while you cannot go to Friday's Visqueen show unless you planned ahead, I strongly suggest you snag tickets to their just-announced all-ages show at the Vera Project on December 9. Tickets will sell out. Consider this your warning.