Neighbor News
Me&Thee Offers Refunds For Cancelled 2020 Concerts.
Local non-profit wins two year legal battle with Brown Paper Tickets.

To Our Me&Thee Community,
We have great news about Me&Thee Music and we are finally ready to offer you refunds, or coupons for future shows. Details below!
It has been more than two years of waiting, wondering, and working behind the scenes to reignite our beloved music venue. Finally, there is some light shining through. We have spent many hours in thoughtful conversation, brainstorming, working with performers, and reorganizing to become Me&Thee Music with our reopening planned for Friday, March 4th with world-class guitarist Raymond Gonzales. Please join us!
Our struggles with Brown Paper Tickets have taken many hours, emails, letters, and even formal complaints with the Washington State Attorney General's office, but we have now received a settlement enabling us to offer refunds or credits for future shows.
Me&Thee Music has never been about the money, but about deep community; It’s the coming together of neighbors, old friends, and new friends around live music, and supporting the culture and artists behind it.
We ask that you complete the form at https://meandthee.org/ticket-refunds-coupons-and-donations if you have not been reimbursed for tickets from the canceled shows in 2020. We can now offer full refunds or credit for future shows of your choice. Of course, if you would like to turn your ticket into a donation for this non-profit, all-volunteer organization that started in 1970, your generosity is always welcome. Our reopening is getting closer and what a celebration it will be!
The Board of Managers at Me&Thee Music