Live music in Edmonds, WA

Edmonds Block Party returns in 2026 at Civic Center Playfield in Edmonds, bringing two evenings of live music, a beer garden, food, and plenty of fun. The lineup has been announced and tickets are currently on sale.

Capitol Hill Block Party returns for its 28th year, bringing the celebration back to the streets. The artist lineup will be announced soon.

Enjoy a glass of wine crafted on site with a snack, or bring your own food, then relax with the entertainment. The atmosphere is welcoming to families and dogs.

Music Bingo blends familiar songs, tasty pub fare, cold drinks, and a friendly neighborhood vibe. It suits a casual date, a meet-up with friends, or anyone looking to kick off Friday night with something lighthearted. Instead of numbers, quick clips of well-known tracks are played while your card lists song titles or artists. Mark the ones you recognize and complete a line to win prizes. No special music knowledge is needed. If you can identify a tune, you are set, and the easygoing format keeps it social and fun for everyone.

Enjoy live music at the Park at Bothell Landing as Bothell’s Music in the Park series presents an opener followed by the headliner. Lucia Flores-Wiseman sets the tone before Heart By Heart takes the stage with Steve Fossen and Michael Derosier from Heart’s classic rhythm section. Joined by Somar Macek, Lizzy Daymont, and Chad Quist, they revisit beloved hits alongside deeper favorites from the 70s and 80s catalog. The park offers outdoor seating, picnic areas, and lawn games, and food trucks on site include Sugar + Spoon, Brat Bros, and Panama Coffee NW with food available to purchase. Admission is free and seating is first come, first served.

Bruce Cosacchi brings a classic piano bar vibe to Kingston with piano and keyboards that work like a one‑man band. Known from CNN coverage during the pandemic for his nightly trumpet performances on Hood Canal that entertained rows of parked cars, he now leads lively sing-alongs, from Neil Diamond favorites and beyond, invites audience members to step up to the mic, and keeps the room engaged with playful banter. There is no cover.

LaVida Dance Studio in Kirkland hosts salsa and bachata with lessons for every level and a lively social to follow. Classes run in multiple rooms at once so you can choose the level that fits you best, with bachata sessions first, then salsa, then a social dance party. Partners are not required, and dancers from absolute beginner to intermediate are welcome. Wear whatever feels comfortable and bring positive energy. Pricing is $50 for the full night including all classes and the social, $40 for one class plus the social, $30 for a single class, or $20 for the social only, with payment at the door. To reserve a spot in class, texting 425-642-1547 is recommended. Free parking is available.

Razzals Bar & Grill- Everett hosts karaoke every week on Friday and Saturday. The venue offers drinks, clear audio for singers, pull tabs, and speakers and screens throughout the room.

Sea Monster Lounge features Woogie D, Mark Mattrey, Melissa Montalto, Roc Phizzle, RL Heyer, Trevor Parrish, and friends in a funk-driven set that reshapes classic sounds for today. Expect a lively showcase of grooves that keep the focus on funk from start to finish.

Mark Stuart, a traveler from TN and a Peavine Alley regular, is stopping in for a show with rock and roll energy. He comes highly recommended by Harry Oesterreicher. Friends and families are welcome, and potluck nibbles are encouraged. A good time is in store.

STG brings Acid Bath to The Paramount Theatre with Russian Circles, Twin Tribes, and DEVORA rounding out the bill. The floor will be general admission with a flat layout, while the balcony offers reserved seating. Purchases are limited to eight tickets per person and per card, and orders that surpass this limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile tickets will display barcodes beginning four days before the show, and delivery methods may be adjusted by the venue. Every attendee needs a ticket regardless of age, and lap infants are not permitted. The balcony is accessible only by stairs, as there is no elevator.

At The Bayside Cafe, a multi-genre lineup features Heat of RXN, Modern Day Mary, Quilli Fin, and B is False. Heat of RXN formed in 2016 in Bellingham when college roommates Julio X and Houston Adams started the project. The group released its first full-length, Hypnotika, in 2022, then Enthalpy in 2023, which includes the track Las Casas Silenciousas, meaning The Silent Houses, with inspiration from bands such as Molchat Doma and Joy Division. As of 2024, their sound draws on new wave, dark wave, 90s techno, and post-punk. Modern Day Mary performs punk. Quilli Fin brings electronic synthwave from Seattle. B is False performs indie and alternative. Open to all ages, with a bar available for those with valid ID. Tickets are $10 online and $15 at the door.

Sarah McLachlan performs live at Chateau Ste Michelle Winery in Woodinville, Washington. This concert presents her music in a winery setting.

Celebrate the signature sound of Electric Light Orchestra as Face the Music recreates it with rich vocal harmonies, sweeping strings, and a set filled with beloved classics. Enjoy favorites like Mr. Blue Sky, Evil Woman, and Don't Bring Me Down, along with more hits from the ELO catalog.

Presented by the Washington Blues Society, John Primer, Steve Bell, and The Real Deal Blues Band, featuring Brady Kish and David Hudson, perform live in the Kings Room at APEX.

Echos of Epic returns to Engels Pub for the after-party following the Edmonds Block Party. They are back at a favorite spot in Edmonds to continue the celebration.

A Saturday night in Kirkland features The Hipsters back at The Lime, a stage they have played for a long time and still consider home. It is a return to where it all began for them, highlighting their long-running connection with this Eastside club. Regulars will recognize the familiar energy that has surrounded their shows here.

Eprom is performing at Q Nightclub in Seattle. The show is scheduled for 10:00 PM local venue time.

Rustic Cork at the Port hosts a ROCKIN' Sunday Funday Brunch featuring live music, mimosa flights, and more. All ages are welcome, and the patio is dog friendly. Expect a rotating mix of local artists across genres, with the performer lineup to be announced. The main level is first come, first served with no reservations, while the upstairs Barrel Room accepts reservations up to two weeks in advance, including online booking for large parties. The menu will be shared soon and will bring back favorites such as avocado toast, brunch boards, mimosa flights, and additional selections.

Reservations are required because this daytime dining experience has become popular, and a waitlist is available for walk-ins. This is the venue’s dedicated restaurant service day, with Chef Tay leading the kitchen and a brunch menu that has been earning enthusiastic feedback. Rather than a sermon, the focus is on flavorful food, quality drinks, and an easygoing atmosphere. Expect a thoughtfully curated soundtrack that blends soul, gospel, funk, rhythm and blues, and favorites from across the decades alongside today’s hits, all played through high quality sound to lift the mood while you dine and connect. Black & Tan Hall creates a cozy setting with heaters, spacious booths, low ambient lighting, and a display of local art inside a large, older building. A grand piano, drum kit, and microphones are available for spontaneous moments, though live performances are not guaranteed. Musicians who wish to share a short piece can check in with staff on arrival, review community guidelines, and keep any set to five minutes or less. Please review reservation details in advance, as dining time may be limited to 90 minutes during busier periods.

Now in its fifth year, the Scarlet Tree Revival and Seattle Music Bash brings a multi-artist celebration of Pacific Northwest music to Aurora Borealis in Shoreline. The event is open to all ages and is presented by Scott and Hanford of Tore Up From the Floor Up Productions. Guests can expect food and beverage service, quality sound, welcoming staff, ample parking, and wheelchair access, along with a friendly atmosphere for reconnecting with old friends. The lineup includes Marc Willett with Willett’s Flying A, Johnny Atomic and The Silver Tongued Devils featuring members of The Wailers, Heart, and Monster Road, Andrea Miller, Tim Scott with connections to Jack Mack, Tower of Power, Robben Ford, and Zen Blues Quartet, Red House, and Tollak Ollestad with ties to Bobby Caldwell, Michael McDonald, and Ambrosia, with more special guests to be announced.

Experience a mehfil devoted to music, storytelling, and poetry, with a special focus on two cherished traditions, Sufi music and ghazals. The tribute highlights the timeless, soul-stirring quality of Sufi songs, recalling influential voices such as Mohit Chauhan, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, and even rock interpretations by Junoon. It also celebrates the emotional landscape of ghazals, which speak of love and separation with unmatched grace, evoked by artists like Jagjit Singh and Ali Sethi. Guests are encouraged to wear whites and beiges and to invite friends and family to share in the true spirit of a mehfil.

A jazz jam presented under the name Butter Notes.

The Herding Cats keep Sunday going with party favorites that span decades, from the 1960s to today, putting their own twist on familiar hits across generations. The set offers something for a wide range of tastes. Ladies can ask a server or the bartender about Ladies Night specials and enjoy discounted drinks.

The Mountain Goats are taking the stage at Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle for an evening show, with the concert starting at 8:00 PM.

Enjoy a house music night at Chop Suey. Weekly lineup information and further details are shared on Instagram, and tickets can be purchased at the door.

Head to Echeos Brewing for a Blues Jam and open mic night featuring the Maxwell Street All Stars. This is an all-ages open mic, so bring your instrument and get ready to perform. Expect a fun evening of blues music from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

Part of the Kirkland Downtown Association Summer Concert Series, this family-friendly performance at Juanita Beach Park features high-energy steel drum music. The interactive set invites children and adults to move, clap, and stomp along, while the songs offer a fun introduction to different cultures. A lively concert experience for all ages.

Kalimba, The Spirit of Earth, Wind & Fire tours nationwide, delivering a live experience that captures the feel of Earth, Wind & Fire and brings listeners back to the excitement of hearing these songs for the first time. Check the event discussion for the latest updates.

Jeff and Rhiannon deliver a high energy dueling pianos show driven by audience requests, spinning favorites from Billy Joel, Beyoncé, Queen, and Cardi B into a full-throttle sing-along. Expect playful musical sparring, a lively crowd-powered playlist, and a wide-open mix where almost any tune can make the cut. This recurring monthly show keeps the momentum going with interactive fun at the keys.

A long-standing North City favorite returns for its 18th year with a five block street celebration of jazz. Live performances fill both indoor and outdoor stages, complemented by outdoor beer gardens, a lineup of food trucks, and activities designed for kids, creating a welcoming experience for all ages. Food and beverage service begins as the festival opens, outdoor sets kick off next, and ticketed indoor performances follow. Advance tickets are priced at $30, with admission $35 on the day.

Dancing 'til Dusk brings an evening of social dancing to Ballard Commons with a complimentary lesson to start things off. No partner is required, and participants may attend solo or with friends or family. After the lesson, live music continues for two hours beneath the open sky. A proper dance floor, string lights, and an upbeat, welcoming atmosphere set the scene. The band is The JerKels, adding a touch of retro Americana. Admission is free, no experience is necessary, and it all takes place outdoors with fun very likely.

A blues bash organized by the Washington Blues Society.

Presented by Showbox, Tomahawk appears at The Showbox with Melvins. The group unites guitarist Duane Denison of the Jesus Lizard and Unsemble, vocalist Mike Patton of Faith No More, Mr. Bungle and Fantômas, drummer John Stanier of Helmet and Battles, and bassist Trevor “field mouse” Dunn of Mr. Bungle and Fantômas. Their releases include the self-titled debut from 2001, Mit Gas, Anonymous, Oddfellows and Tonic Immobility. Oddfellows delivered the band’s strongest chart debut with a number 9 peak on Billboard’s Top Independent Albums and drew praise from outlets such as The A.V. Club, Revolver and Pitchfork. After releasing Tonic Immobility on their 20th anniversary, the band has returned to the stage to mark 25 years. This event is for ages 21 and over.

American Hammond organist Joe Doria, from Seattle, brings his versatile sound to Sea Monster Lounge in a set that pairs him with top local musicians. His background includes supporting Seattle solo artists and performing with groups such as McTuff, the Joe Doria Trio, The Drunken Masters, Skerik's Syncopated Taint Septet, and AriSawkaDoria, with several of these projects touring nationally. There is no cover for this performance, and donations are welcome.

Kruckeberg Gardens hosts a free concert featuring The Rallies.

Kings Hall welcomes Los Lobos and Los Lonely Boys as The Brotherhood Tour arrives for an evening of rock, blues, and Latin-infused sounds. Los Lobos, Grammy winners from East L.A., blend rock, blues, Tex-Mex, and Mexican traditions and are known for favorites like La Bamba and Come On, Let’s Go, along with a far-reaching catalog that has shaped countless artists. Los Lonely Boys bring their Texican rock and roll with smooth harmonies, soulful vocals, and blues-rich guitar work, the approach that lifted Heaven to national prominence. Together they deliver a roots-focused, guitar-forward concert that bridges cultures, styles, and eras with tight musicianship and a warm, high-energy connection with the audience.

A free summer concert series brings live music to the green near Cinemark with a rotating lineup that spans 80s favorites, Beatles and Journey tributes, a Rolling Stones cover band, 90s hits, Motown classics, and a mix of Top 40 and 70s party tunes. Seating is provided, and personal lawn chairs are welcome. Enjoy the show with food and patio seating from Serious Pie or Stack571, then finish with a sweet treat from Salt & Straw. Free parking is available in The Village’s green garage.

Neumos welcomes Man Man, the adventurous project led by Honus Honus, also known as Ryan Kattner, whose music explores the space between elegance and disorder with playful intensity. The group’s Sub Pop debut and first release in over six years, Dream Hunting in the Valley of the In-Between, spans 17 inventive songs, including Cloud Nein, Future Peg, On the Mend, Sheela, and Animal Attraction. The album was produced with Cyrus Ghahremani, mixed by S. Husky Höskulds, and mastered by Dave Cooley, and features guest vocals from Dre Babinski of Steady Holiday as well as Rebecca Black, following earlier contributions Beached and Witch to Sub Pop’s Singles Club. This event is for ages 21 and over, and a valid ID is required for entry. Doors open at the time shown on the ticket, and the performance generally begins about an hour later, although schedules can change. All ticket purchases are final unless the event is canceled. Opening acts may be adjusted. Orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice.

Swing by Peace of Mind Brewery for an open mic night from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Bring your voice or your instrument and get ready for a fun evening of performances in a laid-back brewery setting.

Los Lobos and Los Lonely Boys are coming to town for a live show at APEX Everett. The performance starts in the evening, so plan to arrive ahead of time to get settled.

STONESY, a Seattle-based tribute band, delivers an authentic live take on the Rolling Stones' classic songs on stage. The performance takes place at The Village at Totem Lake.

Ska Island brings a high-energy mix of first-wave ska and Jamaican roots music, with driving rhythms, hot solos, and a lively dance-floor vibe. Doors open at 6:30 PM, and the show starts at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $20 in advance, or $25 at the door.

Presented by STG, Kingfishr performs at The Neptune Theatre in Seattle’s University District. Tickets are general admission. The ADA area shown on the seating map identifies accessible space rather than a specific seat. TM+ resale will not be available. Ticket transfers are locked until seven days before the event, with a limit of eight tickets per customer; orders that exceed the limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges. Every attendee must have a ticket regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted. Mobile ticket delivery will be released four days prior to the show.

This social dance party features live music and is open to everyone. Todd's Dance Band performs as the regular ensemble, and special guest Rick Cooper appears on select dates. Admission is $10, and no partner or prior dance experience is needed. Complimentary coffee, water and snacks are provided, and free parking is available in the lot across the street. Look for themed gatherings leading up to holidays. A preview video is available.

Chasing Abbey, an award-winning trio from Tullamore, Ireland, brings a high-energy performance to Occidental Square as part of Downtown Summer Sounds. Blending contemporary electronic production with the spirit of traditional Irish music, the group has achieved multiple platinum singles with tracks like “Arís is Arís,” “Íorónta,” and “Oh My Johnny,” and is known for dynamic shows that have energized audiences worldwide. Downtown Summer Sounds is presented by the Downtown Seattle Association, a long-running summer concert series that has offered free live music by local artists across downtown for over 45 years. The series is funded by the Metropolitan Improvement District ratepayers.

Week 7 of Music at the Marina spotlights Victims of Love, an Eagles tribute that brings the band’s signature harmonies and beloved songs to the Everett waterfront. The music unfolds in an outdoor setting at Port Gardner Landing at the Port of Everett, with local food trucks and a beer garden available to round out the experience. An official after party takes place at Independent Beer Bar, presented by Late Shift Everett. Sponsors include Presenting Sponsor Kaiser Permanente, Toyota of Western Washington, Tito’s Vodka, APEX Everett, Banner Bank, Dicks Drive-In, Visit Everett, Port of Everett, Buds Garage, Century Pacific, Ziply Fiber, Coastal Community Bank, and Lombardis.

Join us for Week 7 of Music at the Marina with Victims of Love, an Eagles tribute. Enjoy classic rock favorites and harmonies on the Everett waterfront. Food trucks and the beer garden open at 5:00 PM, music runs from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM, and the lights out time is 9:00 PM.

Sip, savor, and unwind at Goose Ridge's Woodinville tasting room with live music every Thursday from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. There’s a rotating lineup of talented local musicians as you sample wines, spirits, and ciders, with a fresh sound and new pairing each visit.

Dancing 'til Dusk invites everyone to step onto a real dance floor and turn two left feet into celebration. The evening begins with a welcoming dance lesson that is completely free, and no partner is required. Friends, dates, family members, or solo dancers are all encouraged. After the lesson, the momentum continues with a two hour stretch of live music beneath the open sky. Expect glowing lights, a lively atmosphere, and plenty of feel good energy. This edition features DJ Rebecca and Lia with West Coast Swing. It is free, outdoors, beginner friendly, and open to all vibes, with fun very likely. Come for the steps, stay for the sounds, and dance like nobody is streaming it.

Nite Wave Live performs at Volunteer Park Amphitheater with The AbbaGraphs. Enjoy live music from both acts, and admission is free.

Enjoy live music on the lawn at Saint Edward State Park as part of the City of Kenmore’s Summer Concert Series. Bring a low chair or blanket for comfortable seating. Parking at the park requires a Discover Pass, and an automated pay station is available on site for purchasing a one-day or annual pass. There are 10 ADA parking spaces near the concert area, with additional ADA parking throughout the park. A free, ADA accessible shuttle operates on concert nights between the Kenmore Park & Ride and the park, with pickups before the performance and returns afterward. Shuttle times may shift slightly due to traffic.

Artists at the Center hosts a free listening party with hi hi hi at the Mural Amphitheatre. Based in Seattle, this genre-mixing indie rock trio formed in 2023 out of late-night karaoke and friendships rooted in the International District. Their sound moves across eras and styles, drawing on 1960s surf rock, riot grrrl, 90s alternative, and more. The band features Le-Vy Nguyen on guitar and vocals, Jon Chu on bass and vocals, and Shaun Mejia on drums. Artists at the Center is a multi-year partnership between the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture and Seattle Center, supported by the Uptown Arts & Culture Coalition and nearby communities, and made possible through a decade-long grant from Climate Pledge Arena and the Seattle Kraken. The program showcases both emerging and established talent, creating performance opportunities that connect artists with new audiences. Visitors can encounter pop-up performances throughout the year, and artist selection emphasizes equity and social justice across disciplines that include music, dance, theater, demonstrations, and multidisciplinary work.

A night of jazz unfolds at North City Bistro in Shoreline, featuring Rick Houle on bass, Brian Monroney on guitar, and Ben Smith on drums.

A heartfelt salute to the music of The Carpenters comes to Kirkland Performance Center, led by acclaimed vocalist Sue Nixon with The Bake's Place All-Stars, a band of standout Seattle musicians. Guest singers David Joyner, Jennifer Lind Ivester, and Melanie Vail round out the lineup with soaring harmonies. The program highlights beloved hits such as Close to You, We've Only Just Begun, Rainy Days and Mondays, Superstar, Top of the World, and more, performed with warm vocals, layered harmonies, and vibrant arrangements. The performance honors the legacy of Karen and Richard Carpenter while bringing fresh energy and emotion to songs that have resonated across generations. All tickets are $28.

Showbox presents Better Than Ezra with David Hill at The Showbox. The New Orleans quartet, formed in 1988 while playing house parties at Louisiana State University and founded by Kevin Griffin and Tom Drummond, has earned a lasting place in modern rock through catchy melodies, sturdy guitar riffs, and confessional songwriting. Their history includes the 1995 number one single Good, a 2010 Taylor Swift cover of Breathless, and a 2024 tenth studio album, Super Magick, featuring songs like LiveA Little and Grateful. They celebrated three decades of their breakthrough debut, Deluxe, with a sold out hometown show at the Fillmore New Orleans, revisiting favorites such as Good, In the Blood, and Rosealia. Recognized on Billboard’s list of the 100 Greatest Alternative Artists of All Time and even inspiring a classic Saturday Night Live sketch, the band continues to headline tours and appear at major festivals including Bourbon & Beyond and Oceans Calling in 2026. This is a 21 and over show.

Heavy metal takes over Substation as the festival returns with two days across two stages, expanded by a kickoff pre-party and a matinee afterparty paired with a metal swap. Throughout the event, DJ Herr Zett and DJ Hammer will spin choice vinyl selections. The pre-party features Blood Star, Skelator, Dark Meditation, and newly added Hadean. The main program includes performances from Liege Lord, Sacred Blade, The Accused AD, Tower Hill, Soul Grinder, Adamantis, Infinity Dream, Subversion Trigger, Sanctuary, Hellwitch, Saint, Widow, Heavy Metal Shrapnel, Telomyras, Ironflame, Chamber Mage, and Old Dirty BuzzardLeathurbitch, with Ironflame stepping in for Sauron. The matinee afterparty is headlined by Stainless, with two more bands and vendors to be announced, and admission is $5 at the door. Vendors are welcome, with an extended application window for metal and punk distros, record sellers, artists, and makers. A VIP option priced at $150 includes a weekend pass with access to the pre-party and afterparty along with a tote bag, a festival-exclusive shirt, a patch, a program, and a printed ticket. Set times and running orders will be announced.

Presented by STG, Corinne Bailey Rae brings a special concert to The Moore Theatre that marks two decades of her music. This is a reserved seating performance. Purchases are limited to six tickets per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled without notice. All purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcodes are released closer to the event, and ticket transfers are temporarily suspended in advance of the show. The venue may change delivery methods. Everyone must have a ticket unless otherwise noted, and babies in arms are not permitted. Please note there is no elevator, with access to the balcony by stairs or ramps.

This social swing dance welcomes newcomers and experienced dancers. Many people attend solo, with partners rotating throughout the evening so no partner is needed and meeting others happens naturally. DJ schedules and special announcements are posted on the organizer’s website. Throughout the year there are pop-up nights with live music, performances, contests, and themed dances, each promoted separately. Admission is $15, or $10 with the code access if cost is a barrier, and Jazztime members attend for free.