vulture’s wing out now!

 

Shime @ the Crocodile, Seattle WA 4/26

SUMMER TOUR DATES

  • OLYMPIA WA, Thurs 6/18

    • @ The Mortuary w/ Ash Marks & kross kancel 

  • ASHLAND OR Sat 6/20

    • @  Local 31 w/ Vinnie Rip & more

  • RENO, NV Sun 6/21

    • @ Green House w/ altered states & wetdog

  • SAN FRANCISCO, CA Thurs 6/25

    • @ El Rio (Big Leap Collective Pride Event) w/SWELL FOOP, Sab Star, Xtraños 

  • SALT LAKE CITY, UT Mon 6/29

    • @ Pearl on Main  w/Stage Fright, Citrus!

  • SPOKANE, WA Wed 7/1

    • @ The Shoppee w/ When She Dreams & Summerache

  • SEATTLE WA Fri 7/3

    • @ Addaball w/digital darlings, mommy mommy

May 2026 updates

in their teenage bedroom in 2017, Celeste Felsheim started writing songs and jokes that would later become the discography of the Seattle band “King Sheim” who went on to make several studio albums, tour the west coast, and feature many shining faces of Celeste’s very talented friends.

Like going back to your elementary school, Celeste felt like all of the doorways of King Sheim were just slightly too short, so they decided continue forward as
the variety show “Shime.” This new band is comprised of Celeste Felsheim , their songwriting partner Tristan White, producer and bass player Calla Avery, and incredible drummer Jade Eliza Rosier.

Shime still takes after King Sheim, with cutting lyrics with jokes a plenty, catchy guitar riffs, and grooves to move your booty to, with a side of doing.... whatever we want.

praise for shime:

Straight out of the vibrant music scene of Seattle, Washington, comes the dynamic pop-punk ensemble, King Sheim, with their latest single ‘Amends’. Established by the talented Celeste Felshiem, King Sheim (now known as “shime”) is a dynamic venture seamlessly blending the unbridled vigour of grunge with the defiant spirit of punk culminating in a versatile sound that draws your attention from the get-go.

Their sound is an instant attention-grabber, thanks to the talents of Celeste on lead vocals and guitar, Miranda Kitchpanich on bass and harmonies, Baylee Harper on drums, and Tristan White on lead guitar. Since their inception, King Sheim has dropped two EPs, an album, and a slew of releases that have garnered acclaim from outlets like A Grrrls Two Cents and The Daily UW.

As a prime showcase of King Sheim’s heartfelt songwriting, the latest track, Amends, draws inspiration from a challenging ordeal Celeste endured, ultimately finding solace through the support of friends and community. Though initially fueled by anger, Celeste discovered that the collaborative process of arranging the song with the band brought about a cathartic and unexpected healing experience, surpassing their prior expectations.

Commencing with a robust, foot-tapping bassline and Celeste’s melodic delivery, Amends swiftly progresses into a punky, frenzied piece, featuring galloping drum beats, distorted guitars, bold backing vocals, and an exhilarating vocal performance sure to quicken your pulse.- Read more here

... is a powerhouse of emotional intensity, delivering heartfelt sincerity in its lyrics and a chaotic performance that resonates with rebellious spirits everywhere.”

With its palpable grunge influence and introspective lyricism, the song serves as a window into King Sheim’s world, reminding us that art will always flourish and prevail even in the face of pain.
— Right Chord Music Blog, UK
 
 

Celeste Felsheim, Miranda Kitchpanich, and Baylee Harper are pictured above by Brittne Lunniss.

Artist Spotlight: Celeste Felsheim of King Sheim

Celeste was interviewed by Izzy Corp for her online publication A Grrrls Two Cents.

 

Celeste Felshiem, Miranda Kitchpanich, and Baylee Harper are pictured above by Brittne Lunniss.

It's Sheim Time!: An Interview with Celeste Felsheim

Celeste was interviewed by Timothy Robert Graham for Crybaby Music Media.

 
 

Celeste Felshiem, Miranda Kitchpanich, and Baylee Harper are pictured above by Brittne Lunniss.

‘Everybody still loves you’: An intimate night with Mirabai Kukathas

Celeste opened for Mirabai Kukathas at the vera Project. it was covered by Abigail Boyer at the Daily UW.