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Meet Evan Flory-Barnes, a Seattle-based bassist, vocalist, and versatile composer/arranger whose work spans jazz, soul, R&B, experimental pop, and hip-hop-inflected grooves. Widely known for his role with Industrial Revelation and for thriving as a solo artist and collaborative musician, Evan has been celebrated by critics and fans alike for his inventive sound and dynamic live performances. This page offers a detailed biography, highlights from his discography, and up-to-date information about his upcoming tour activity, including 2025 shows at The Rabbit Box in Seattle.

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Inspired by classic soul and modern jazz impulses, Evan’s music blends rich melodic lines with exploratory textures. As a recipient of Seattle’s Stranger Genius Award for Music (2014) and through ongoing coverage from Earshot Jazz, City Arts, and Cascade PBS, his multi-project career continues to evolve while remaining accessible and rooted in strong, expressive live musicianship.

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Explore Evan’s official channels for the latest music releases and tour news. We’ve got you covered with easy access to where to listen, follow, and see him live.

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Key discography highlights include major Industrial Revelation albums such as It Can Only Get Better From Here, Unreal Reality, Live at the Eastside, Oak Head, Live at Rhythm & Rye, and Liberation & the Kingdom of Nri, along with Bubamara LIVE at Parliament Tavern (a 2020 collaboration). For the 2025 season, look for performances at The Rabbit Box in Seattle, including May 18, 2025, and Brittany Davis’ album-release date on June 17, 2025, both at the same venue. For the latest news, follow Evan on social media and Bandcamp via the official links below.

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Socials and official pages offer direct access to music, upcoming dates, and behind-the-scenes insights. We’ve included official social links to ensure you can connect with Evan’s ongoing projects and releases securely.

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Quick Facts About Evan Flory-Barnes

  • Seattle-based bassist, vocalist and composer/arranger, widely known for his work with Industrial Revelation and for evolving as a solo artist and collaborator.
  • Musical style spans jazz, soul, R&B, experimental pop, and hip-hop-inflected grooves; Bandcamp describes his music as a blend of classic soul, experimental-pop and jazz.
  • Discography includes major IR albums (It Can Only Get Better From Here, Unreal Reality, Live at the Eastside, Oak Head, Live at Rhythm & Rye, Liberation & the Kingdom of Nri) plus Bubamara LIVE at Parliament Tavern (a 2020 collaboration).
  • Notable awards/recognitions include Seattle’s Stranger Genius Award for Music (Industrial Revelation, 2014) and features in Seattle arts press (e.g., Earshot Jazz, City Arts) for his multi-project work.
  • 2025 tour activity centers on Seattle’s The Rabbit Box, with Evan performing May 18, 2025 and a Brittany Davis album-release date on June 17, 2025 at The Rabbit Box.
  • Social media presence is primarily via Bandcamp (with a linked Linktr.ee) and frequent press coverage; the artist has been profiled by Cascade PBS and Earshot Jazz.

The records

Evan Flory-Barnes Discography

  • Bubamara LIVE at Parliament Tavern, Seattle
    2020 · Bandcamp release (collab: Jessica Lurie, Bill Horist, Dave Abraham)
  • Liberation & the Kingdom of Nri
    2015 · Industrial Revelation
  • Live at Rhythm & Rye
    2015 · Industrial Revelation
  • Oak Head
    2013 · Industrial Revelation
  • Live at the Eastside
    2012 · Industrial Revelation
  • Unreal Reality
    2010 · Industrial Revelation
  • It Can Only Get Better From Here
    2007 · Industrial Revelation

The hits

Top Evan Flory-Barnes Songs

  • It Must Suck To Be You/Beauty Hurts
    2024 · N/A
  • I'm Out
    2019 · N/A

Biography

Evan Flory-Barnes is a Seattle-based bassist, vocalist, and composer/arranger whose talents cross genres and sides of the stage. His career flourished through his work with Industrial Revelation, a group recognized for blending rigorous jazz with soul and experimental textures. As a solo artist and collaborative musician, Evan continuously expands his palette—from jazz-inflected grooves and R&B-inspired melodies to experimental pop and hip-hop rhythms. His approach emphasizes strong melodic storytelling, intricate arrangements, and compelling live energy that resonates with diverse audiences in Seattle and beyond.

Discography Highlights

  • Industrial Revelation albums: It Can Only Get Better From Here
  • Industrial Revelation albums: Unreal Reality
  • Industrial Revelation live sets: Live at the Eastside
  • Industrial Revelation: Oak Head
  • Industrial Revelation: Live at Rhythm & Rye
  • Industrial Revelation: Liberation & the Kingdom of Nri
  • Bubamara LIVE at Parliament Tavern (2020 collaboration)

Upcoming Tour Information

In 2025, Evan’s touring activity centers on Seattle’s The Rabbit Box. Expect intimate, high-energy performances that showcase his multi-instrumental versatility and collaborative spirit. Specific date details for May 18, 2025 at The Rabbit Box are confirmed, with additional events such as Brittany Davis’ album-release on June 17, 2025 at the same venue.

Where to Listen & Follow

Bandcamp remains a core hub for Evan’s releases, with updates and new singles appearing regularly. Official social media and links are provided below for direct access. For press features and profiles, look to Cascade PBS, Earshot Jazz, and City Arts for in-depth coverage of his multi-project work.

Notes on Availability

Want to secure your seats or catch a live set? We’ve got you. Check the venue page for The Rabbit Box in Seattle and follow Evan’s official channels to stay informed about dates, lineups, and ticketing details. If you’re planning a visit to Seattle, Evan’s shows offer a quintessential blend of dynamic basswork, melodic vocal lines, and adventurous arrangements that sit at the intersection of jazz, soul, and contemporary indie styles.

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