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Brittne Lunniss
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Freelance Journalist, The Stranger
Seattle
Beats
Humor, Tech Writing, Food Science, DIY Photography, LGBTQ+ Music
Content
By Brittne Lunniss| The Stranger Verified What makes a great show? I photograph hundreds every year (in 2024 alone, I shot around 200!), and I get that question a lot. When The Stranger’s managing editor Megan Seling asked me to compile a list of my top 10 from 2024, my head spontaneously combusted. How? Who? When? What? I put my skull back together and began looking through my calendar. It felt like I was selecting a favorite child, I was unsure how to approach the list.
By Brittne Lunniss| The Stranger Verified Freakout Festival was back in full force this weekend, featuring over 100 bands at seven venues. For their twelfth go around, the traditionally Ballard-only festival invited the good folks of Fremont along for the ride. From November 7th to 10th, Tractor Tavern, The Sunset, Conor Byrne, Ballard Smoke Shop, Salmon Bay Eagles Club, Nectar Lounge, and High Dive hosted international, national, and local performers.
By Brittne Lunniss| The Stranger Verified What makes a great show? I photograph hundreds every year (in 2024 alone, I shot around 200!), and I get that question a lot. When The Stranger’s managing editor Megan Seling asked me to compile a list of my top 10 from 2024, my head spontaneously combusted. How? Who? When? What? I put my skull back together and began looking through my calendar. It felt like I was selecting a favorite child, I was unsure how to approach the list.
Company Info
The Stranger
The Stranger is an alternative weekly newspaper based in Seattle, Washington. Founded in 1991 by Tim Keck and Dan Savage, it has established itself as a key media outlet in the city, focusing on local news, arts, and culture. Recently, it was acquired by Noisy Creek, a company co-founded by Brady Walkinshaw and Rob Crocker, while Index Newspapers retains a minority stake. The Stranger publishes both print and online content, offering extensive coverage of Seattle's cultural scene, including reviews, interviews, and event listings. It provides comprehensive listings of local events, concerts, and performances, catering to a diverse audience interested in the city's vibrant arts and culture. Under new ownership, The Stranger aims to maintain its editorial independence while enhancing its resources to support journalists and improve its content offerings.
Seattle, Washington, United States
+1 206-323-7101
Founded: 1991