Live music in Bothell, WA

MUSINGO brings music-fueled bingo to Firestarter Bar and Grill through a collaboration between Feel Good Productions and SINGO. This lively, sing along game replaces traditional letters and numbers with memorable clips from well-known songs, encouraging plenty of audience participation. It is free to take part. Printed bingo cards and daubers are provided, and players can also use a phone or tablet. Prizes add to the excitement. Hosted by DJ SnakPak, it is a fun pick for birthdays, wedding parties, date nights, and other special occasions.

This rehearsal with the Song of Seattle Chorus in Bellevue, WA focuses on learning a cappella music and stagecraft in a welcoming, lighthearted atmosphere. The ensemble is a chapter of Sweet Adelines International, also known as SingUnited International, a worldwide organization of women’s barbershop choruses that perform around the globe and compete at the regional level each year. A vibrant, community-focused sisterhood of women singers brings spirited energy to every practice.

STG presents A.J. Croce in Croce Plays Croce at The Moore Theatre, featuring special guest Leo Kottke. Seating is reserved on the main floor and first balcony, with general admission in the second balcony. Ticket purchases are limited to eight per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed the limit may be cancelled. All sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges, and the venue may change delivery methods. Every attendee must have a ticket regardless of age, and lap-sitting is not permitted. Please note there is no elevator access to the balconies, which are reached by stairs and ramps.

Roger McGuinn, celebrated for shaping folk rock as the frontman of The Byrds, appears in an intimate one man performance. The shimmering voice of his 12 string guitar frames a set that blends enduring favorites with personal stories and a clear affection for traditional folk. Filed under rock, the evening traces the roots of American music through songs and memories. Expect a close up, story driven experience that unites folk and rock, with behind the scenes insights that illuminate the music and the era.

Dimitriou's Jazz Alley hosts Isaiah Collier with Davis Whitfiled on piano, Conway Campbell on bass, and Tim Regis on drums. A South Side Chicago native, Collier is a composer, arranger, educator, and what he calls a "Sonic Scientist," recognized as a leading voice in contemporary jazz. His work has earned a Steve Jobs Archive Fellowship, Chicagoan of the Year in Jazz honors for 2024, a DownBeat Magazine cover feature, inclusion on The New York Times list of the year’s best jazz albums, and a spotlight on NPR’s Jazz Night in America for his suite The Story of 400 Years. He has also received a DownBeat Critics Poll award and was named Up and Coming Artist of the Year by the Jazz Journalists Association. Collier blends deep tradition with present-day urgency to shape a forward-looking sound and is known as both a bold improviser and a dedicated craftsman. His collaborators include Kahil El'Zabar, Ambrose Akinmusire, Craig Taborn, Joe Dyson, Azar Lawrence, NEA Jazz Masters Billy Hart and Marshall Allen, Denardo Coleman, Nicole Mitchell, Randy Brecker, Billy Harper, Marquis Hill, and Makaya McCraven. A member of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians and leader of The Chosen Few, he carries forward Chicago’s storied tenor saxophone lineage with a balance of reverence and innovation.

McCloud’s Grill House hosts karaoke where guests can take the microphone and sing in a friendly, encouraging atmosphere. It suits confident performers and first-timers alike, with popular songs, tasty bites, and lots of laughs. Bring friends and make it a casual outing filled with music and food.

Josiah Bogle performs at Goose Ridge Woodinville Tasting Room with a blend of original songs and well known covers that draw from timeless pop, rock, and soul, all delivered with a contemporary touch. Reservations are encouraged, and walk ins are accommodated as space allows. Song requests are welcome.

The Ultimate Doors presents a live tribute that captures the signature sound and electric presence of The Doors. This concert pays homage to the group with faithful performances that bring their songs to life on stage.

The Ultimate Doors brings the sound, swagger, and mystique of Jim Morrison and The Doors to the stage at Kirkland Performance Center. Known across the country for faithful performances, the band recreates the feel of a late 60s concert using authentic instruments and equipment from the era along with classic styling. Expect a set filled with signature songs like Light My Fire, Break On Through, People Are Strange, Riders on the Storm, L.A. Woman, and Roadhouse Blues. The show celebrates the timeless catalog and rebellious edge that helped define psychedelic rock, offering a concert experience that feels true to the era for longtime devotees and new listeners alike.

At McCloud’s Grill House, line dancing takes center stage with a professional instructor leading both newcomers and seasoned dancers. Enjoy step by step guidance to upbeat music in a lively setting, with food available as everyone moves together on the dance floor. It is a relaxed and social night that caters to all experience levels and sparks plenty of smiles and lasting memories.

Bruce Cosacchi brings an old-school piano bar experience to Kingston with piano and keyboards that serve as his band. The set features lively sing-alongs from Neil Diamond and more, invitations for audience members to step up to the mic, and plenty of music, jokes, and playful back-and-forth with the crowd. He gained attention during Covid when CNN highlighted his nightly trumpet performances on Hood Canal for listeners in their cars. No cover.

Experience a fresh take on Swan Lake at Meydenbauer Center, where classical ballet meets modern light artistry. Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score anchors the performance as dancers glide in luminous costumes that respond to their movement, washing the stage in shifting color and feeling. Innovative visuals are integrated to support the choreography, complementing rather than replacing the elegance that has captivated audiences for more than a century. The result is a contemporary staging that invites audiences to see this classic anew as light, music, and motion move in harmony.

Presented by STG Presents and Live Nation, PRESIDENT takes the stage at The Neptune Theatre with special guest Showing Teeth. This is a general admission show. Purchases are limited to four tickets per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcodes will be released four days before the event, and the venue may change delivery methods. Every attendee needs a ticket regardless of age, and lap infants are not permitted. Please note there is no elevator, and access to the balcony is via stairs and ramps.

Dave & Buster's in Bellevue, WA hosts a lively Music Bingo game night where songs take the place of numbers. A game host plays a variety of tracks while participants use their phones to access a bingo card and mark the corresponding squares as they recognize the music. The event is free to attend and includes one card per person. Expect upbeat vibes with music, food, and plenty of fun, plus prizes for winners and opportunities to sing and dance along. Prizes come in a fun mix that can vary.

Sea Monster Lounge features a funk-driven performance from Woogie D, Mark Mattrey, Melissa Montalto, Roc Phizzle, RL Heyer, Trevor Parrish, and friends. They blend classic grooves with newer styles and fill the space with lively, funky sounds.

Celebrate Taylor Swift’s music at a high-energy family matinee as Emily McVicker’s Swiftified brings fan favorites to life with a live band and interactive fun. All ages are welcome to arrive in era-inspired outfits, sing along, and dance while enjoying these songs together. This tribute event blends a welcoming, all-ages atmosphere with participatory moments and plenty of Swiftie spirit for an upbeat afternoon filled with familiar hits and community energy.

Drum Roll Wine marks its third anniversary in downtown Renton with the Third Annual Battle of the Acoustic Bands, a showcase of local musicians. Artists will compete for cash and other prizes, with three finalists receiving awards. This celebration is supported in part by a grant from the Renton Municipal Arts Commission.

Hosted by Holy Resurrection Armenian Apostolic Church of Seattle, the Annual Gala Banquet brings the community together at Brightwater Center for an elegant evening that blends celebration with support for the church’s future. Guests can reconnect with friends, share meaningful moments, and take part in a night designed to uplift the parish and its mission. The experience includes a cocktail reception, a refined dinner, live music, a DJ with plenty of time to dance, silent and live auctions, and a special celebration that will be announced. Individual admission is $200 per person. A VIP table for up to 10 guests is available for $3,000 and features an exclusive VIP signature surprise created specifically for this gala. Patrons who contribute $1,000 receive two complimentary tickets in appreciation of their generosity. Business sponsorships start at $500 and offer a chance to showcase a company while supporting the church. This gathering also looks ahead to the 15th anniversary of the church’s opening, with plans to honor the parish’s founders, celebrate its history, and invest in the next chapter. All donations benefit the Church Fund. Announcements about special guests and entertainment will be shared as the event approaches.

The Hopecoming Gala, Auction, and Dance Party at Meydenbauer Center kicks off LifeWire’s 45th year serving Western Washington. The event highlights community dedication to ending domestic violence and support for survivors as they move toward safety, stability, and healing. This celebration blends a gala, an auction, and a dance party to honor the milestone and the collective effort behind it.

Shoreline Music Fest brings live music to Darrell’s Tavern with a full lineup and free admission. There is no cover charge.

Good Times Roll pays homage to The Cars at New Everett Theater, recreating the band’s late 1970s and early 1980s sound and stage presence while revisiting the era when their music was a force on FM radio. The set reflects the legacy of the group’s 2018 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction. Sharing the stage, Budokan honors Cheap Trick with a show that evokes the band’s early concerts, focusing on songs from their late 1970s studio and live albums. Together, these tributes present a concert dedicated to two defining chapters of rock.

A classic is reborn as tradition meets technology in this reimagined Swan Lake. For more than a century, Tchaikovsky's score and the ballet's iconic choreography have captivated audiences. Here, graceful movement intertwines with innovative light design, with illuminated costumes responding to each step and turning the stage into a living canvas of shifting color and emotion. Technology is integrated to enhance, not replace, the elegance of classical ballet. Blending heritage with innovation, the production offers a vivid, multi-sensory journey where light, music, and movement come together in striking harmony to invite a fresh encounter with a beloved legend.

At Kirkland Performance Center, Jake Shimabukuro showcases the full expressive range of the ukulele in a performance that blends virtuosity with heart. An internationally recognized master of the instrument, often compared to the “Jimi Hendrix of the ukulele”, he brings together jazz, rock, blues, classical, folk, and traditional Hawaiian influences to create a singular sound. His viral rendition of While My Guitar Gently Weeps introduced his artistry to audiences around the world, followed by appearances at the Sydney Opera House, the Hollywood Bowl, and the Kennedy Center. Collaborations with Bette Midler, Yo-Yo Ma, Jimmy Buffett, Ziggy Marley, and Mick Fleetwood reflect his innovative spirit and wide-ranging musical connections. Look forward to an evening of striking musicianship, engaging storytelling, and uplifting energy from an artist who continues to redefine what the ukulele can convey.

At Barboza, LØLØ brings the God Forbid a Girl Goes on Tour, joined by special guests. She grew up sifting through an eclectic pile of CDs, learned Green Day’s Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) on guitar, and never looked back, evolving into a pop rock artist known for candid lyrics and high-energy performances. Her catalog includes the overkill and debbie downer EPs, a rendition of Bruce Springsteen’s Dancing In The Dark that has drawn tens of millions of streams, and the single u turn me on (but u give me depression), which has also reached a large audience. Coverage from outlets like OnesToWatch, Alternative Press, 1883 Magazine, tmrw, PAPER, and People has followed. She teamed up with Simple Plan for an Amazon Exclusive version of I’m Just a Kid, toured with Boys Like Girls, New Found Glory, and Against The Current, and appeared at Lollapalooza, Sad Summer Festival, and Slam Dunk Festival. Crafted with producer Mike Robinson for Hopeless Records, her full-length debut falling for robots and wishing I was one leans into big feelings and questions about being human in a complicated world. This is an all ages show, and alcohol service is restricted to guests 21 and over with valid ID. Doors open at the time shown on the event listing, and the show typically starts about an hour later, with details subject to change without notice. The venue is not wheelchair accessible. Tickets are nonrefundable except in the case of cancellation. Supporting acts may change. Orders that exceed the stated ticket limit may be canceled without notice.

Presented by Showbox, Judah & The Lion perform live at The Showbox. The event welcomes attendees of all ages, while alcohol service is restricted to guests 21 and older. Doors open before the performance begins.

Showbox and KISW Metal Shop host a metal showcase headlined by Dying Fetus and Sanguisugabogg, with Crowbar, Left to Suffer, and Deterioration also performing. All ages are welcome to attend, and alcohol service is restricted to those 21 and over.

Blue Violin recasts iconic rock anthems in a candlelit setting, turning familiar riffs into a vivid soundscape for solo violin. Trained at the conservatory level and fueled by the energy of a full band, this genre-crossing performer fuses classical finesse with rock intensity. Appearances have included major halls such as Carnegie Hall and the Sydney Opera House, within a world tour that spans Australia, Europe, Asia, and the United States. Expect fiery technique, cinematic flair, and reimagined classics that offer far more than a standard tribute, all delivered with the virtuosity that has earned acclaim around the globe.

Barboza presents a live performance by Ecca Vandal in Seattle. Entry is open to all ages, with alcohol service limited to guests 21 and over and a valid ID required to access bar areas. Doors will open at the time shown on the event listing, and the performance typically begins about an hour after doors, though timing may change without notice. All tickets are final unless the show is canceled, and opening acts may change. Orders that exceed posted ticket limits may be canceled without notice. Wheelchair access is not available at Barboza.

At a/stir, this feel-good Queer Munch brings people together to celebrate, connect, and share great food alongside even better company. Attend with friends, a partner, or solo, and settle into a warm, inclusive atmosphere filled with laughter, conversation, music, and queer joy. A gluten-free menu and a selection of drinks will be available for purchase. Expect easy mingling and many opportunities to meet new people and form connections. All identities and expressions are celebrated, and attendees are welcome to be exactly who they are.

Dimitriou's Jazz Alley presents GRAMMY-winning jazz fusion group Yellowjackets, featuring Russell Ferrante on keyboards and piano, Bob Mintzer on saxophone and EWI, Will Kennedy on drums, and Australian bassist Dane Alderson, whose groove-rich approach brings fresh energy to the band. With a 43-year history, the group has released 26 albums, earned two GRAMMY Awards and sixteen nominations, and achieved worldwide critical and commercial recognition. Formed in the late 1970s while working as Robben Ford’s backing band, they issued their first album in 1980 and have continued to refine their blend of electronic textures and acoustic interplay. Recent milestones include a GRAMMY nomination for Jackets XL with the WDR Big Band and another for Parallel Motion in 2022 for Best Jazz Instrumental Album.

Neumos in Seattle hosts an evening centered on Geordie Greep, the black midi vocalist and guitarist, highlighting his solo debut The New Sound. Made with complete creative freedom, the album draws on contributions from more than thirty session musicians working across two continents, with several tracks recorded in Brazil with local players assembled at short notice and captured in a day or two. The music nods to figures like Frank Zappa, Frank Sinatra, and Scott Walker while maintaining its own voice. The instrumental title track leans into jazz funk with bright brass, wah wah guitar textures, punchy bass, choral flourishes, and interlocking rhythms that build a cinematic momentum, and the songs move between hushed passages and sudden bursts, often arriving and departing with impact. The record unfolds as a set of vignette-like scenes, with Greep guiding tales about desperation and the slide from confidence into self-deception. Street life frames many of these moments, placing listeners in cafes, bars, rented rooms, cabarets, and curious museums. Images range from the outlandish to the everyday, including cannibalism, being boiled alive, and a woman giving birth to a goat, while characters take on mischievous assignments, dabble in military cosplay, or celebrate perceived social victories, blurring satire and sermon. The single Holy Holy imagines a nightclub encounter set to 2000s-era indie guitar lines and a bold Latin big band arrangement that features three pianos. Greep has signaled a continued path of change by working with different session groups in different locations to keep results fresh and unrepeatable. All ages are welcome. Bar access is limited to guests 21 and over with valid ID. Doors open at the time shown on the ticket, and the performance typically begins about an hour after that, with schedules subject to change without notice. All tickets are nonrefundable except in the event of cancellation. Supporting acts may change. Orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice.

Community members come together in a multi-use space to practice, receive extra instruction, and socialize. The atmosphere blends office hours, open practice, and a cozy jazz lounge, with snacks and board games on hand. During the first hour, Jazztime students can get free coaching from working instructors. Participants are encouraged to use this time to ask questions, gather practice tips, and catch up on missed classes. Pricing: $10 entry, $5 with code "access" if cost is a barrier, and free for Jazztime members.

At Sea Monster Lounge, Hammond organist Joe Doria hosts an evening of music with some of Seattle’s finest players. Based in Seattle and fluent in many styles, he has supported numerous local solo artists and performs with groups such as McTuff, the Joe Doria Trio, The Drunken Masters, Skerik’s Syncopated Taint Septet, and AriSawkaDoria, with projects that have toured nationally. There is no cover, and donations are welcome.