Live music in Marysville, WA

Enjoy an evening of live music, wine, and appetizers featuring Queen of Hearts on the Dancing Fish Barn stage. The Seattle/Tacoma band brings soulful vocals, three-part harmonies, and rich instrumentation, including cello, guitar, keys, and flugelhorn. Their set features original songs and their own interpretations of music by artists such as Olivia Dean, Fleetwood Mac, Adele, and Lorde. Reservations are required, and each table receives a shared appetizer board. Seating is limited, and some guests may be seated at communal tables. Friends attending together can request to be seated at the same table in advance.

Enjoy a laid-back, interactive game that puts a musical spin on traditional bingo. Listen to short clips of popular songs and mark the titles or artists on your card when you hear them. Get bingo to win prizes. No music knowledge is needed, making it an easy, social activity to enjoy with friends or as part of a casual night out.

Explore the Central District through a free, self-guided experience featuring art, music, food, local storefronts, and community. The monthly art walk supports local artists and businesses through collective participation and cross-promotion. Visitors can choose an area to explore and discover participating businesses and events along the way.

Bruce Cosacchi brings an old-school piano bar atmosphere with piano and keyboards, sing-alongs featuring Neil Diamond and more, and invitations for guests to sing. His lively performance also includes singing, jokes, and playful audience interaction.

An all ages show returns to Mirkwood Public House with performances by Get Off the Stage, Hypno-Techs, and Done to Death. The night features loud, live music from three bands in one stop.

The Enthusiasts and Kyle's Cosmic Country Band come together for one special night. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. Doors open ahead of the show so there is time to get settled before the music begins.

The Smashing Pumpkins bring their Rats In A Cage Tour to Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle. Arena information, including the bag policy and prohibited items, is available in the Arena Guide.

John Scofield presents Electrospective at the Neptune Theatre.

Cloud Cover is back at The Oxford Saloon in Snohomish with a high energy mix of danceable alternative and modern rock. Expect sing along favorites from The Cure, Green Day, Blink-182, The Killers, Third Eye Blind, and more, shaping a soundtrack that calls back to mixtape eras and late night adventures. It is a chance to grab a drink, belt out the choruses, and fill the dance floor while revisiting the songs that once ruled car stereos and packed CD racks.

Every Friday night, Woogie D, Mark Mattrey, Melissa Montalto, Roc Phizzle, RL Heyer, Trevor Parrish, and friends bring funky music, connecting old-school sounds with the new.

Relive the 2000s at a dance party filled with nostalgic hits and throwback vibes. Get ready to dance to music from the decade.

A matinee show featuring Chris Smither performing solo, with partially seated accommodations.

Salamander Junction brings its six piece Americana sound to The Top on Whidbey, blending country, rock, and folk into a lively soundtrack for The Junction, a figurative crossroads where community and revelry meet. The band nods to American music greats while pursuing its own voice, delivering high energy, dance friendly sets with freewheeling improvisational stretches. Powered by the intertwined guitars of Don Chappell and Luke Pauley, the soulful keys and fingerstyle acoustic work of Simone Rico, and Julie Radmilla’s soaring fiddle, the groove is anchored by the rhythm duo of Donald Singleton and Jeff Nelson. The show surges ahead with the drive of a Union Pacific steam engine and invites listeners into the spirit of The Junction.

Singer-songwriters Adrienne Pierce and Ari Rosenschein form The Royal Oui, a duo whose music ranges from introspective folk to electronics-infused songs, with warm harmonies and sharp hooks. This seated concert includes complimentary refreshments. A suggested donation at the door goes directly to the musicians.

Celebrate the start of a new month with home-cooked Trinidadian dishes, cocktails made from scratch, and live steelpan music featuring classic Trinidadian and Caribbean tunes.

Experience a live, multisensory concert featuring music by Joe Hisaishi from beloved animated films. The program includes selections from Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, My Neighbor Totoro, Kiki’s Delivery Service, Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke, Howl’s Moving Castle, and other works. Performers include the Seattle Quartet, Emilie Choi, Sol Im, Alexander Grimes, and Christine Lee. The concert lasts 60 minutes. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating is assigned on a first-come, first-served basis within each zone.

The Tim Koss Quartet performs jazz, Latin, and pop standards, featuring Brent Jensen on saxophone, Dave Peterson on piano and guitar, Jerry Garcia on drums, and Tim Koss on bass and vocals. All ages are welcome, and admission is free. Tips are appreciated.

The Vera Project presents Jake Minch on The Island Tour.

Sea Monster Lounge’s long-running Salsa Saturday series features salsa bands from around town and offers a chance to dance.

A high energy 80s dance party fills Apex Everett Kings Hall as The Beat Project teams up with Prince(SS) of PoP to celebrate the songs that packed dance floors for years. The night opens with a tribute set honoring the legendary hits of Prince and Michael Jackson, followed by The Beat Project keeping the momentum going with a continuous live set designed for dancing and singalongs. Expect favorites by Michael Jackson, Prince, Journey, Bon Jovi, Earth, Wind & Fire, Whitney Houston, Hall & Oates, David Bowie, Def Leppard, Bruno Mars, and Madonna, with crowd-pleasers like Billie Jean, Kiss, Let’s Go Crazy, September, Don’t Stop Believin’, Livin’ On A Prayer, When Doves Cry, Let’s Dance, I Wanna Dance With Somebody, Uptown Funk, 24K Magic, and Pour Some Sugar On Me. Couples, singles, and groups of friends are all welcome. A full bar and a massive dance floor set the scene for a carefree evening of music and memories. Advance tickets are $20 and day-of-show tickets are $25.

Five Northwest vocalists, Jean Lenke, Heather Ward, Nancy Erickson Lamont, Angela Petrucci, and Robin Kallsen, join jazz musicians Francesco Crosara, Dean Schmidt, Max Holmberg, and Steve Kirk, along with special guests, for a tribute to Joni Mitchell. The performance celebrates her folk roots, jazz influences, poetic storytelling, and adventurous harmonies, featuring songs including “Both Sides Now,” “River,” “California,” “Big Yellow Taxi,” “Help Me,” “Coyote,” “Woodstock,” “Song for a Seagull,” and “The Hissing of Summer Lawns.”

The Stage Hogs team up with Under The Puddle for their first shared bill, packing the night with playlist favorites and crowd-pleasing party anthems. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door. This event is 21 and over. Outside food is allowed, but beverages and drink containers are not permitted.

The Limiñanas perform with Native Sun, presented by Neumos and Freakout Fest. This event is for ages 21 and over, and valid ID is required for entry. Minors will not be admitted.

Dax, the artist name of Daniel Nwosu Jr., brings a genre-blending catalog shaped by country-infused and viral hits, including “Dear Alcohol,” “Lonely Dirt Road” and “To Be A Man” featuring Darius Rucker. With nearly four billion global career streams, more than 48 million followers across social platforms, and collaborations with Darius Rucker, Elle King and Maverick City Music, Dax continues to build on his success with new music, including “Temptation,” “God, Can You Hear Me?” and “Caught You In The Bed.”

A live orchestra performs Bear McCreary’s score as highlights from all eight seasons of Outlander appear on screen, revisiting Claire and Jamie’s journey from Scotland to the New World. The concert celebrates the series’ Scottish heritage, romance, and landscapes, with a tasting experience from Sassenach Spirits.

Morgan O. celebrates the release of her album “Now Time” with songs written for the theater work The Unicorn Crosses the Stream by Emmy Smith Stewart and Jeffrey Azevedo. The work explores grief for queer elders lost during the AIDS epidemic, the effects of an accidental estradiol overdose, and a 14th-century tapestry’s relevance to queer and trans struggles for autonomy and survival. Morgan O., a Seattle saxophonist and improviser, combines saxophone melodies and breath with electronic textures, drones, and field recordings. Asa Nakagawa brings experimental ambient electronic music shaped by FM synthesis and field recording, while Precious Bane is the mournful drone folk project of NDKG from Ragana. The performance benefits Puget Sound Prisoner Support, a small anarchist collective that has supported leftists, anarchists, and radicals facing repression for political organizing, demonstrations, and protests in the Pacific Northwest since 2015.

Ella Williams returns with her first full-band headlining tour in two years.

Enjoy a relaxed daytime restaurant experience with brunch from Chef Tay, drinks, and carefully curated music spanning soul, gospel, funk, R&B, and other genres across the decades, alongside favorites from today. The music is played in high-fidelity sound as guests share food and conversation. The welcoming space features cozy booths, heaters, low lighting, local art, and a stage equipped with a grand piano, drum kit, and microphones. Live music is not guaranteed, but musicians who wish to perform can speak with the team upon arrival. Performers are asked to review the community agreements and keep their sets to five minutes or less. Reservations are required, and a waitlist is available for walk-ins. Dining may be limited to 90 minutes in some cases.

Harmony for Hope presents a chamber music concert featuring musicians from the Seattle Symphony, Pacific Northwest Ballet, and Metropolitan Opera. The program includes woodwind quartets by Ibert, Bozza, Bennett, and Goepfart, along with Elliott Carter’s Eight Etudes and a Fantasy. Proceeds benefit Arms Around You, a nonprofit re-entry program that provides referrals and resources to formerly incarcerated individuals, people experiencing homelessness, victims of domestic violence or substance abuse, and those facing unexpected life changes. Tickets are available at the door, with a suggested donation of $35 or $25. Cash or check is preferred.

This 21-and-over show features solo music from Rick Molloy, followed by Seattle rock and roll from Stray Rails and Seattle fronted rock from Bitterblossom. Valid ID is required.

2nd Sundays at 2 is a free monthly gathering for young musicians and music lovers. This session features local singer-songwriter Mat Norell, who is also a drummer and vocalist with Aerosol. The program includes an open mic with a backline provided, a featured performance, and an improv jam where participants create music together. Musicians of all experience levels under 21 can participate, and families and supporters are welcome. The event is livestreamed on YouTube.

Enjoy live music at the winery every Sunday.

Desert Daze and Showbox present The Black Angels with Ghostwoman, celebrating two decades of the band’s debut album, Passover. The Black Angels will perform the record in full along with highlights from across their catalog. This event is for ages 21 and over. The lineup features Alex Maas, Christian Bland, Stephanie Bailey, Jake Garcia, and Misti Hamrick. Formed in Austin in 2004, the group helped shape the current wave of psychedelic rock, drawing on inspirations such as Syd Barrett, Roky Erickson, Arthur Lee, and The Velvet Underground while forging a sound that respects the roots and pushes forward with hypnotic power and immersive atmosphere. Their influence reaches beyond their own releases as founders of Austin Psych Fest, a key gathering for psychedelic, experimental, and underground music. With albums like Death Song and Wilderness of Mirrors on Partisan Records, this anniversary performance reflects both where the journey began and how their music continues to evolve.

Jake Xerxes Fussell and Dougie Poole are featured in an event at Tractor Tavern in Seattle.

Genesis Owusu’s Pirate Radio Tour features music connected to his third album, REDSTAR WU & THE WORLDWIDE SCOURGE. The 14-track project blends Neo-Soul, Alt Pop, Synth Punk, Funk, Deep Funk, and Brit Rock, pairing an experimental sound with reflections on political and social turmoil, resistance, unity, and hope. This event is for guests aged 21 and over, and valid ID is required. Minors will not be permitted entry.

Flammable features house music. Weekly lineup and event details are shared on Instagram, and tickets are available at the door.

Cherokee Social is an indie pop duo whose sound has the scope of a five-piece band. Led by Julian Navarro, the project brings together his multi-instrumental background and guitarist Alex Creighton’s energetic solos. The duo’s first EP, “The Garden,” draws inspiration from a West Coast tour and features reverb-rich, hard-hitting indie songs. HEAVY BLOOM, a Seattle band led by Jeanie Marinella and Joji Harada, blends pop, R&B, funk, retro synth-pop, and electronic influences. Their sound features soulful vocals, intricate harmonies, funky basslines, and danceable drum grooves.

An intentional full-album listening session brings together three records: a classic or foundational album, a modern or newly released selection, and a deep cut, rediscovery, or unexpected connection. Guest curators from the Seattle music scene share records that shaped them and the stories behind their choices. Albums are played from beginning to end in a focused listening environment, with time to talk about the music between sides. Cocktails and nonalcoholic drinks are available.

L7 brings The Last Hurrah Tour 2026 to The Showbox. The event is for ages 21 and over.

Isaiah Rashad’s live performance blends Southern hip-hop, mellow grooves, atmospheric production, and introspective storytelling. Laid-back flows and memorable verses create a relaxed yet engaging concert experience, with fan-favorite tracks and moments of audience connection celebrating his distinctive approach to contemporary rap.

Community members can gather in a multi-use space to practice, get extra instruction, and socialize, with snacks and board games. During the first hour, Jazztime students can receive free coaching from working instructors, offering a chance to ask questions, get practice tips, and catch up on missed classes. Entry is $10, $5 with the code “access” for those facing a cost barrier, and free for Jazztime members.

Seattle-based Hammond organ keyboardist Joe Doria plays with a rotating group of talented local musicians every Tuesday. Known for performing in a range of styles, Doria has played with groups including McTuff, the Joe Doria Trio, The Drunken Masters, Skerik’s Syncopated Taint Septet, and AriSawkaDoria. Donations are welcome, and there is no cover charge.

The Thursday Collective is a Seattle-based group that has explored and performed instrumental and vocal music since 2018. Their eclectic sound blends jazz, funk, soul, and pop, with original songs and covers shaped by the band members’ musical interests. The group features keyboards, guitar, bass, drums, saxophones, percussion, and vocals, and welcomes new members Bryan McVicker on tenor sax and Alan Silverstein on drums and percussion.

Deathtape brings an aggressive blend of alternative metal, nu-metal, and hardcore, paired with high-energy performances. The lineup also features Salt+, whose sound combines heavy, distorted guitar textures with melodic alternative rock, shoegaze, and grungegaze elements.

Armand Hammer, Sha Ray, and DJ Haram are featured at The Crocodile in Seattle.

Not For Radio brings its “A Summer In The Forest” North America Tour to the Paramount Theatre in Seattle for a reserved-seating show.

Alex Cameron is featured at The Sunset in Seattle.

Enjoy a karaoke night at The Rendezvous. Pick a song you might never sing in public, and tag your duet partner.

Enjoy a duo performance featuring Keith Scott.

Composer Nat Evans performs What Are Days For, an album shaped over three years by reflections on grief, relationships with plants, surfing, home, and the light of the West Coast. Field recordings, synthesizers, fuzzy radio sounds, bass, warm guitar tones, and pedal steel create an immersive series of shifting soundscapes. Bassist John Teske joins Evans for the performance. A suggested donation of $5 to $20 is requested at the door, with no one turned away for lack of funds.

Swing jazz jams at Jazztime Seattle feature a host and a rotating group of house musicians, with opportunities for musicians to sit in and singers to perform jazz standards with the band. Swing dancers and listeners are welcome too. Musicians get in free, while dancers pay the usual cover, with accessible pricing available. Contact Jazztime Seattle by email to join the jam updates list.