Bands

British punk band, 1991-1995

Olympia duo formed in 1999

Olympia electronic duo, also known as ICU. Est. 1997.

Olympia band, early 1990s

Olympia, WA punk band, Mid-1980s. Released the cassette "No Accident" on K Records in 1984.

Atlanta, GA folk-rock duo (est. 1985), performed at Homo A Go Go

Bremerton punk band (Est. 1985)

Eugene, OR experimental duo (Early 1990s)

Olympia experimental music project, late 1990s

American indie musician, performed at Yoyo A Go Go in 1994.

Experimental musician from Texas. KAOS was the first station to play his music on terrestrial radio.

Washington, DC band (1989-1997)

Bay Area punk band, 1990s

Aberdeen band, early 2000s

Electronic musician, songwriter, DJ and poet active in Olympia from 1999-2009. (b. 1980, d. 2016)

Early 1980s Olympia band.

Post-Bikini Kill home recording project of Kathleen Hanna est. 1997. preceding the formation of Le Tigre. (Note- in 2010 Kathleen began The Julie Ruin, a live rock group.)

Tumwater, WA punk band. Acronym for "Kill All Redneck Pricks." (1990-1998)

Olympia band, early 2000s

New York/Olympia punk duo, est. 1990

New York/Olympia singer-songwriter

Olympia band, 2002-2006.

Olympia rock band (1999-2002)

Early 1990s Olympia queercore band

Olympia band, early 1980s

Los Angeles punk band (est. 1985)

precursor to Beat Happening

New York electro-punk band est. 1998

Olympia rock duo, 1997-2012

Olympia singer-songwriter

Olympia experimental rock band, 1997-2000

Olympia band (1994-2008) formed from the ashes of Lync.

Australian punk band est. 1986

Olympia, 1980s. Not the British band.

Rock band established in Olympia, 1992-1994.

Bremerton, WA pop-punk trio (Est. 1992 as Magnified Plaid)

Performing alias of Justin MacKaughan, 1995-present.

Washington, DC punk band (1995-2000)

Claremont, CA hardcore band (1990-1997)

UK indie pop band (1997-1999) featuring members of Heavenly, formed after the death of Heavenly drummer Matthew Fletcher. The group's only full length album "Sounds of the Gulf Stream" was released on K Records in 1999.

Australian band, 1980s

Vancouver, BC rock duo (Est. 1985)

Montesano, WA rock band est. 1983

Olympia rock band (early 1980s)

Portland band, 1982-1992

Solo project of Mirah Yomtov Zeitlyn, est. 1997

Olympia band, 1980s

Olympia band, early 1990s

Olympia band, 1995-1999

Rock band formed in Issaquah, WA. Est. 1993

New York band (1994-2004)

Olympia band est. 2000

Olympia rock band, 2010-2014

Olympia band, early 1980s

Seattle band est. 1988

Olympia band, mid-1980s

Olympia queercore band, 1993-1994

Seattle band, 2000s

Seattle band, 1996-2001

Short-lived Olympia band active for about a month in 1990.

Early 1990s Olympia band, future members of ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead

Washington, DC punk band (1988-1992)

Bay Area experimental group, est. 1979

Indie band formed in Ruston, Louisiana in 1989. Performed at YoYo A Go Go in 1994.

Aberdeen band, 1987-1994.

Olympia punk rock combo (1986-1987)

Olympia band, late 1980s

Grateful Dead cover band from Olympia (1973-Late 2000s)

Free improv band in Olympia, mid 1990s

Solo performer based in Olympia, 1990s-2000s

Olympia rock band, early 1990s

Olympia rock band, est. 2004

Olympia rock band, 1994-1996

Olympia metal band 1996-1997

Afro-Cuban Experimental Jazz band, 1976-2006

Olympia love-rock duo, 1986-1987

Olympia dance-punk band, est. 1995.

Olympia rock band, 2001-2005.

Scottish indie pop group, est. 1981. Performed at International Pop Underground Convention with Jad Fair.

Olympia rock band (1990s)

Portland, OR instrumental rock band (1980-1998)

Olympia punk band (1981-1983)

Olympia band (late 1990s)

Thrash rock band from Olympia, 1995-1998

Olympia punk band (1990s)

Olympia rock duo (1995-1996)

Olympia instrumental trio (Early 1990s)

Anacortes, WA band (est. 1989)

Olympia metal band (est. 2000)

Olympia acapella group (1980s)

Denver, CO band (1998-2001)

Berkley, CA punk band (est. 1990)

Olympia rock band (early 1990s)

Short-lived Olympia band

Spoken word/experimental duo, early 1990s

Olympia dance-pop band (2001-2012)

Seattle metal band (est. 1998)

Los Angeles punk band, est. 1980