Birthplace of grunge with a thriving indie scene from Capitol Hill to Ballard. Home to legendary venues and The Gorge Amphitheatre.
1426 1st Ave
Seattle's premier mid-size venue since 1939. Art Deco landmark that's hosted everyone from Duke Ellington to Pearl Jam.
925 E Pike St
Capitol Hill venue in the former Moe's space. Essential for Seattle's indie and rock scene with great sound.
2505 1st Ave
Legendary Belltown venue where Nirvana played. Reopened and expanded, still essential for Seattle rock and indie.
911 Pine St
Historic 1928 theater in downtown Seattle. Beautiful 2,807-seat venue for major touring acts.
5213 Ballard Ave NW
Ballard venue known for Americana, folk, and roots music. Intimate room with excellent booking.
1932 2nd Ave
Seattle's oldest theater, opened 1907. Beautiful 1,800-seat venue with excellent acoustics.
1325 E Madison St
Capitol Hill venue with eclectic booking. Indie, hip-hop, and electronic in a unique space.
1303 NE 45th St
University District theater since 1921. Beautiful 800-seat venue for indie, rock, and film.
925 E Pike St
Intimate basement venue below Neumos. Great for emerging artists and late-night shows.
754 Silica Rd NW
World-famous outdoor venue overlooking the Columbia River. One of the most scenic concert venues on Earth.
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