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The old Patti Summers space has seen a lot over its years—a birthday party for Jackie Hell, a venue for Seattle bands like the Blank Its to play, a watering hole for strays wandering around Pike Place Market. But on Valentine’s Day, the space will reemerge as the Can Can, opening its doors for the first time since the remodel (with a grand opening set for March 11) and from what it sounds like, still offering live music.
Patti decided that after 22 years of owning a club, she was ready to retire. (From club ownership, but not performing. You'll see her around, I'm sure.) She wanted to end her era completely, and chose to take her name with her as far as the club was concerned.
Patti decided that after 22 years of owning a club, she was ready to retire. (From club ownership, but not performing. You'll see her around, I'm sure.) She wanted to end her era completely, and chose to take her name with her as far as the club was concerned.
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What exactly happened to Patti Summers? I loved that place.