Events in Seattle

U Village Summer Concert Series

Part of the U Village Summer Concert Series, this event brings live music with no admission charge to Village Green and features a performance by Wild Rumours. The venue opens early, giving time to get settled before the show. On certain nights, dinner is available from DeLille En Ville and from Pasta & Co., and treats are offered each week by The Confectionery.

Village Green

Dancing 'til Dusk

Dancing 'til Dusk brings social dancing to Hing Hay Park ~ Chinatown with a welcoming format that begins with a free lesson for all levels, no partner needed. Friends, dates, grandparents, or solo dancers can step in and learn together. After the lesson, live music fills the evening on a proper dance floor beneath twinkling lights. This evening features The Long Ovals with Casey McGill and Birch Pereira, delivering a blend of swing and Americana. The event is free, outdoors, and open to everyone.

Hing Hay Park

Games & Entertainment

Walk on the Beach | Summer Pinball Series

A summer-long pinball series spans both Alki arcades, Gary's Place and West Seattle Arcade, with play happening in both rooms on the same night and participants walking between locations to choose their machines. The format features head to head matchups where players select the game at either arcade, up to five rounds with two games per round, one point for a win and three points for sweeping both games. Extra balls are limited to 30 seconds, a game cannot be picked more than once in a night, and machines already in use cannot be selected. Nightly payouts go to the top three. The series awards points each week, and only the best five nights count toward the standings. Missing a week does not hurt your totals, and the top half of the leaderboard advances to the Series Finals. The finals prize pool grows by five dollars per player each night of the series. Entry is five dollars per night and all ages are welcome. Newcomers to competitive pinball will find a friendly format that allows players to start on any week.

Gary's Place

Outdoor Adventure Series Summer 2026: Downtown Sailing Series

Celebrate summer on the water with the Kraken at Elliott Bay Marina. Expect live music performances, giveaways, and lawn games set around the Downtown Sailing Series, a leading waterfront event in Seattle.

Elliott Bay Marina

ConFunkShun

A four-night run with six performances at Dimitriou's Jazz Alley spotlights R&B funk group ConFunkShun. Original members Michael Cooper, Felton Pilate, and Karl Fuller perform with Ron Moton on saxophone, Brian LaTour on bass, Kurt KC Clayton on keyboards and music direction, Aaron Green on drums, and Rene Escovedo on percussion. The band traces its roots to the Project Soul days in Vallejo and early Memphis work supporting Stax artists, later signing with Mercury Records and releasing 11 albums with multiple Billboard Top Ten hits such as Ffun, Chase Me, Shake & Dance, and Baby I'm Hooked. Loves Train became a fan favorite that helped take the To the Max album to Gold status, and its later remake by Silk Sonic reached the top of the charts. Recent activity includes the single Text Me Tomorrow from the 2023 album Smooth Jukebox and the Loves Train Reboarded 40th Anniversary Tour, which included appearances at Dimitriou's Jazz Alley, Yoshi's, and the Blue Note. Honors include the National R&B Music Society Lifetime Achievement Award and academic recognitions for Michael Cooper, Felton Pilate, and Ron Moton. These shows present the horn-driven grooves and polished stagecraft that have entertained audiences for more than five decades.

JUL31

Magnolia Summerfest

A three day summer festival filled with food, activities, and live entertainment. The first day features food vendors, a marketplace of local sellers, bounce houses, a beverage garden, performances on the main stage, a children’s art tent, and an outdoor movie to close the night. The second day begins with a parade, then continues with food vendors, the marketplace, the children’s art tent, parkour sessions with Kong Academy, bounce houses, main stage entertainment, and the beverage garden. The final day highlights a talent show on the main stage, with food vendors, the marketplace, the children’s art tent, bounce houses, the beverage garden, and more main stage programming through the afternoon.

Magnolia Playfield

JUL31

Funky 2 Death

At Sea Monster Lounge, Woogie D, Mark Mattrey, Melissa Montalto, Roc Phizzle, RL Heyer, Trevor Parrish, and friends deliver a funk session that blends classic grooves with fresh sounds. The lineup keeps rhythms rolling and brings funky music straight to the crowd.

Sea Monster Lounge

JUL31

Fremont Abbey Arts Center

Hannah Frances

A live performance from Hannah Frances takes place at The Fremont Abbey in Seattle.

Ballard (Hiram M. Chittenden) Locks

Groups & Meetups

A Summer Cosplay Picnic

Enjoy a summer cosplay picnic at the Ballard Locks and Botanical Gardens. Whimsical outfits and costumes are welcome. Bringing food to share is optional, and anyone sharing should include an ingredient list to help those with allergies or intolerances. Be sure to pack what you need for yourself, including food, plenty of water, and sun protection.

Ed Sheeran

Ed Sheeran brings the LOOP Tour to Lumen Field for a show that will go on rain or shine. Tickets are limited to six per customer, and orders that exceed this limit may be partially or fully canceled. All sales are final, with no refunds, exchanges, or upgrades, and there is no re-entry once you leave the venue. Entry procedures vary by seat location. Reserved floor ticket holders must use Gate 8 at the Lumen Field Event Center. Guests with reserved seating in the bowl may enter through Gates 3, 4, 5, or 7. Club and Suite Level ticket holders can use the seating bowl entries or the 5th level of the Lumen Field Garage for expedited access. The stadium observes a clear bag policy, with allowances for medically necessary items, and all purchases on site are cashless. Ticket availability includes a public onsale along with several presales and offers, including Spotify, Ticketmaster, Lumen Field, Artist, and Amex options, plus select promotional offers.

Lumen Field

Orient Express Restaurant & Lounge

Joe Achelpohl and more

Four acts share the stage for a live music showcase featuring The Chopps, Royal Chaos, Joe Achelpohl and The Ambaum Street Band, and Avaible. Admission is $15 at the door. Entry is limited to ages 21 and over with a valid ID.

Prom Date Mixtape

Prom Date Mixtape returns to Magnolia Summerfest 2026 with an even bigger 80s New Wave showcase on Saturday night. An upbeat 80s New Wave mix sets the tone for a lively Saturday evening.

Magnolia Playfield

Thee Sinseers and The Altons

Presented by STG, Thee Sinseers and The Altons take the stage at Neptune Theatre for a general admission standing concert. The performance features music in both English and Spanish. One dollar from every ticket benefits Northwest Immigrant Rights Project. There is an eight ticket limit per patron and orders that exceed this may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Everyone needs their own ticket unless otherwise noted, and babies in arms are not permitted. The ADA area shown on the seating map does not correspond to a specific seat. Mobile ticket delivery will be released beginning four days before the event.

Phinney Neighborhood Association

Workshops & Classes

Saturday Guitar Circle

Seattle Guitar Circle offers an ongoing monthly Open Circle workshop where musicians and listeners of all levels can explore ensemble playing and attentive listening, drawing on the Guitar Craft and Guitar Circle tradition. This session meets at the Phinney Community Center in Room 2. Chairs are provided, and participants are welcome to bring a favorite stool or cushion for comfort. Expect a bit of gentle movement, so comfortable clothing is encouraged. Contributions to help cover space rental are appreciated, with additional support benefiting the Seattle Circle non-profit. Photos and social sharing are welcome when appropriate, providing another way to practice. Friends are welcome, and the space is intended to be inclusive and safe for all.

RL Grime

RL Grime is bringing his future bass, trap, and EDM trap sound to Fisher Pavilion in Seattle. The show is scheduled for 10:00 AM on Saturday, August 1, with tickets available through Bandsintown via Spotify.

Fisher Pavilion

Bank of America Financial Center

The Lake City Free Summer Festival and Parade

A free community festival in Lake City featuring two stages of live music, a car show, local art and vendor booths, community outreach, and a family fun zone that includes a free petting zoo. There are dozens of food choices. In the evening, Lake City Way closes for the Kids Parade, the Dog Parade, and the Lake City Seafair Grand Parade. This tradition continues to grow.

Jerro

Lake Union Park hosts a stop on Jerro’s Summer 2026 North America Tour. Emerging from Belgium’s electronic scene, Jerro crafts cinematic, synth-rich tracks with uplifting chord work that balance reflection and dancefloor energy. Releases on Anjunadeep and This Never Happened, plus support from Lane 8, Sultan + Shepard, and Le Youth, have brought his melodic and progressive sound to a wide audience. Expect soaring melodies, warm basslines, and detailed production that resonate in quiet listening as well as on big stages.

Lake Union Park

Ani DiFranco

Ani DiFranco brings the Spirit of Love Tour to BECU ZooTunes presented by Carter Subaru, joined by special guest Valerie June. This show is sold out. Presented as part of a summer tradition that connects live music with helping animals, it highlights a season of concerts with a purpose.

Megan Moroney

Megan Moroney brings The Cloud 9 Tour to Climate Pledge Arena with JP Saxe and Solon Holt joining the lineup. For every ticket sold, one dollar goes to the Megan Moroney Foundation to help combat bullying and support mental health. Each show contributes to a more welcoming and inclusive community. Attendees can review the arena’s guide for bag rules and prohibited items before arriving.

Poppy

Presented by STG and Live Nation, Poppy takes the stage at the Paramount Theatre with guests LANDMVRKS and Thousand Below. The main floor offers a standing general admission experience, while the balcony features reserved seating. The accessible area shown on the seating map indicates a general location rather than a specific seat. Every attendee must have their own ticket, and lap-held infants are not permitted. Purchases are limited to eight tickets per customer, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without notice. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile tickets are released four days before the performance, and delivery methods may be adjusted by the venue. Please note that the balcony is accessible only by stairs, as there is no elevator.

Paramount Theatre

Vandal Day with the Mariners

Vandal alumni, friends, and families come together at T-Mobile Park for a Mariners game that blends baseball, connection, and plenty of silver and gold spirit. The day features a ceremonial first pitch by Senior Director of Alumni Relations Vicki Sell ’89, plus a private pregame gathering for alumni on the Rooftop Boardwalk where food and beverages are available for purchase at concourse concessions. Every ticket includes a reserved seat and a limited-edition Vandals–Mariners co-branded jersey, to be picked up at the ballpark with pickup details sent by email in advance. Special Vandal pricing offers reserved seats on the main level for $84 or in the view level for $63, with taxes and fees included. Five dollars from each ticket benefits the University of Idaho Alumni Legacy Scholarship, which has received more than $12,000 from this celebration over the past two years. It is a chance to cheer on the Mariners while connecting with the Vandal community.

T-Mobile Park

Ani DiFranco with Valerie June

Catch Valerie June at Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle. This live show is scheduled for 7:00 PM, with tickets available through Bandsintown.

Constantly Nowhere NA Tour

See Poppy on the “Constantly Nowhere” tour at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle, with LANDMVRKS and Thousand Below listed on the bill. The show starts at 7:00 PM local venue time.

Paramount Theatre

AUG3

Lionel Richie and Earth, Wind & Fire

Lionel Richie and Earth, Wind & Fire present Sing a Song All Night Long at Climate Pledge Arena. The venue offers an arena guide on its website that outlines bag policies and items not permitted. Tickets include a public on sale along with several presale opportunities, including options for fan clubs, Citi cardmembers, Live Nation, Ticketmaster, and the venue. VIP packages are available for both artists.

AUG3

The Fixx

STG presents The Fixx with special guest The Smithereens at the Neptune Theatre. This is a general admission event, with standing room on the main floor and unassigned seating in the balcony. The ADA area shown on the seating map does not represent a specific seat. Each customer may purchase up to eight tickets, and orders above that limit may be cancelled at the venue’s discretion. All ticket purchases are final, with no refunds or exchanges. Every attendee needs their own ticket regardless of age, and lap children are not permitted. Mobile ticket delivery will be released beginning four days before the event.

Green Lake Tennis and Pickleball Courts East

Green Lake Pickleball, Beginner Welcome Courts (Tuesdays)

Green Lake Pickleball offers free courts dedicated to welcoming beginners and intermediate players in a relaxed, supportive setting. Volunteer Pickleball Ambassadors are on hand to cover basics such as rules, scoring, and court etiquette. No prior experience is required. Come on your own or with friends and enjoy casual play with others at a similar level. Look for the courts on the east side near the road, marked with orange cones. Sessions may be canceled if it rains.

Family

Tuesdays In Ballard

Ballard Community Center hosts a recurring neighborhood series offering a mix of food, games, crafts, and music. The lineup features a soccer clinic with Ballard FC and Salmon Bay FC, appearances by Seattle Percussion Works, a community drumming circle led by Regina, SPQR Band, and Al Hirsch sharing folk music, with one slot still listed as TBA.

Ballard Community Center

Dancing 'til Dusk

At Occidental Square, the program begins with a free dance lesson that welcomes complete beginners and experienced dancers alike. No partner is required, so arrive solo or bring a friend or a date. After the lesson, enjoy two hours of live music under the open sky. A proper dance floor, twinkling lights, and an upbeat atmosphere set the scene. This edition features Joel Astley and Friends with Blue/Swing tunes. It is free, outdoors, and open to all, with fun very likely.

Occidental Square

Lydia Pense and Cold Blood

Dimitriou's Jazz Alley hosts Lydia Pense and Cold Blood, a rocking blues band celebrating the vinyl release of Live at Fillmore West on Renaissance Records. The group first made waves at the Fillmore, where Bill Graham signed them to his label, and they helped shape a Bay Area blend of funk, soul, and R&B known as East Bay Grease. The lineup features Lydia Pense with Steve Dunne, Steve Salinas, John Halblieb, Rob Zuckerman, Fred Ross, Evan Palmerston, Dana Moret, and T. Moran. Their catalog includes the albums Cold Blood, Sisyphus, First Taste of Sin, and Thriller, alongside the more recent Soul of the Gypsy. Performances often include favorites like You Got Me Hummin', I Just Want To Make Love To You, I'm A Good Woman, and Down to the Bone.

AUG5

Produce on Pike: Weekly Farmers Market

Produce on Pike is a weekly farmers market at Pike Place Market that highlights locally grown fruits, vegetables, and artisan goods from Market farmers. Shoppers can connect with growers, learn about their work, and see what is currently in season in the heart of Seattle. It offers a convenient way for downtown workers and residents to pick up fresh groceries, support local farms, and enjoy Northwest flavors in one easy stop.

Pike Place Market

AUG5

University Village Sounds of Summer

Enjoy a live performance by Nite Wave at University Village Mall. This concert is free to attend.

University Village

AUG5

U Village Summer Concert Series

U Village brings free live music to Village Green as part of its Summer Concert Series. This performance spotlights Nite Wave. Guests can enjoy dinner on select evenings from DeLille En Ville or Pasta & Co., with sweet treats offered each week by The Confectionery. The lineup for the series also includes Queen Mother, Petty Fever, Wild Rumours, Kalimba, and Hit Explosion.

Village Green

AUG6

Dancing 'til Dusk

At Lake City Mini Park, Dancing 'til Dusk begins with a complimentary dance lesson, followed by live music under the open sky. A proper dance floor and festive lights set the scene for an inviting outdoor experience, and no partner or prior experience is required. For this event, Buena Vibra brings salsa.

Lake City Mini Park

AUG6

Jefferson Park Amphitheater

Jefferson Jumpstart!

Part of the summer concert series at Jefferson Park Amphitheater, this installment showcases Steve Aliment and Annie O'Neill with a country rock set. Presented in collaboration with Sustainable Music NW, it offers a live music experience in an outdoor amphitheater setting.

AUG6

Marina Park Al Locke Pavilion

The Hipsters

Part of the Kirkland Summer Concert Series, this free waterfront show at Marina Park Pavilion in Kirkland features The Hipsters delivering high energy dance rock favorites from the 90s through today. Enjoy lively music and sunset views by the water as the band keeps the energy high.

Capitol Hill Block Party 2026

Now in its 28th year, Capitol Hill Block Party returns to the streets for another round of festivities. The lineup will be announced soon.

Neumos

2026 BET Awards Kiki Ball

The BET Awards Kiki Ball comes to Seattle, hosted by Icon Julian Telfar and Icon Byron Juicy Couture. This celebration centers on excellence, legacy, and high-level Kiki performance as houses contend for bragging rights and overall dominance. Points accumulated throughout the competition will determine the winner, and the top-scoring house earns a $10,000 grand prize. Walkers, supporters, and spectators can look forward to a high-energy showcase of the Kiki scene in Seattle. Categories, judges, and further details will be announced soon.

Washington Hall

Family

Movies at the Mural: Hamilton

Enjoy free outdoor movies at Seattle Center this summer, spread out on the gently sloped Mural Amphitheatre lawn beneath the Space Needle with a 40 foot screen lighting up the night. The series showcases beloved films, from classics to contemporary favorites, and is designed for all ages, creating an open air cinema experience that feels special to this setting. Each screening begins with a short created by alumni of the University of Washington Department of Film & Video Production and students at Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University. This screening features Hamilton, rated PG-13 with a 2 hour 40 minute runtime. The filmed production reimagines the life of Alexander Hamilton through a score that fuses hip hop, jazz, R&B, and show tunes, marking a milestone in modern theater and influencing culture, politics, and education. Shot at the Richard Rodgers Theatre on Broadway in June 2016, it places viewers close to the energy of the original stage performance. Short film selections are to be announced. Presented by Prime Video, with official partners Ticketmaster and T-Mobile.

Mural Amphitheatre

Funky 2 Death

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.

Sea Monster Lounge

2026 Nia Festival

Skyway Park comes alive as NIA Fest returns with a free community concert and cultural celebration. Expect live music, a variety of food and local vendors, games, family friendly activities, and many opportunities to connect with neighbors. Centered on culture, purpose, and community, this gathering brings vibrant energy to the heart of Skyway. Admission is free, and donations to support the movement are welcome.

Skyway Park

Wicked: The Ball

A Wicked-inspired ballroom competition led by Legendary Julian Balenciaga transforms Washington Hall into Oz with a full roster of categories, color stories, and theatrical prompts. Newcomers and veterans alike will find challenges tailored to them. Beginners in vogue are asked to appear in pink and white, entry-level runway calls for all black, emerging runway calls for green, new face asks for white, and new performance requests red. Realness spotlights the people who keep Shiz University running, inviting any occupation of choice while clearly incorporating a campus marker such as a badge, patch, or lanyard, with male and female figure breakdowns that include school boy or girl, pretty boy, executive, everyday, transman, junior fem queen, legend, and icon. Best Dressed revolves around the fanfare of Glinda’s coronation and seeks singular looks that could top Oz’s style list across male figure, female figure, GNC, legend, and icon. Runway imagines the untamed animals of Oz. Competitors may embody any creature from that realm and must carry a printed photo reference, with European categories spanning small, tall, and big boys, fem queens, women, BQID, GNC, legend, and icon, and an All-American track for male figure, female figure, GNC, legend, and icon. Performance draws on the lollipop kids for inspiration and welcomes styles and divisions including BQVF soft and cunt, BQVF dramatics, RWT, women, GNC, BQID, old way, new way, legend, and icon. Sex Siren turns to Oz after dark with looks that sparkle, shine, or glow, and breaks out catboy, senior, junior, fem queen, women, transman, legends, and icons. Face invites a wicked entrance that would crash Glinda’s celebration, with BQ, FQ, transman, GNC, women, BQID, legend, and icon in play. Body celebrates summer in Oz with a creative outfit touched with gold, featuring BQ swimmers, BQ models, BQ muscular, FQ models, FQ luscious, transman, women, legendary, and icons. Hosts are also calling for wordsmiths in Commentator vs Commentator, where original chants that include the word wizard secure tens and carry battles until a single voice remains. Foot and Eye centers one-of-a-kind or custom footwear and eyewear inspired by the Wicked film for male figure, female figure, and GNC. Bizarre imagines what happens when good and bad collide and requires a broom as part of the effect. The evening builds to a milestone moment with FQ Performance, inviting personal interpretations of Glinda or Elphaba that reach for the impossible. Winners of Star, Statement, Legendary, and Icon will return to battle for the grand award. Cash awards include $100 entries for Virgin Vogue and Virgin Runway, $150 for New Runway, New Face, and New Performance, $500 for Bizarre and for Commentator vs Commentator, $1,000 for Best Dressed, Performance divisions designated Icon, Legendary, Statement, and Star, as well as Sex Siren, Foot and Eye, and Body, $2,000 for Realness, Runway, Performance, and Face, and a $10,000 top prize for FQ Performance.

Washington Hall

Mark Stuart on the Road

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.

Peavine Alley

Acid Bath and more

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.

Paramount Theatre

Roberto Maestas Festival Street, BH Light Rail Plaza & Plaza Roberto Maestas

Beacon Arts Street Fairs

Celebrate culture, creativity, and community across Roberto Maestas Festival Street, BH Light Rail Plaza, and Plaza Roberto Maestas. The street fair showcases performances by local musicians and a market filled with handcrafted work from area artists. A garden share invites people to swap or take home free plants and seeds, while families can enjoy hands-on art activities, storytelling, and creative play. Food vendors offer a variety of tasty options, and community groups provide information and resources to help build connections.

Uncle Eddie's Public House

SOPASUPA x Duwamish River Fest x River City Skatepark

A day-long collaboration by SOPASUPA, Duwamish River Fest, and River City Skatepark celebrates South Park and the Duwamish River with free entertainment, art, skateboarding, vendors, a kids zone, lucha libre, and activities highlighting environmental justice.

Taproot Theatre Company's Jewell Mainstage Theatre

Theater

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

Catch Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at Taproot Theatre in Seattle. The show starts in the afternoon, with doors opening at 2:00 PM.

Comedy

Teacher Comedy Night!

Emerald City Comedy Club hosts a stop on The Unteachables’ Paid Time Off Tour, featuring stand-up comics who also spent time in the classroom and now deliver material that stretches well beyond school stories. Their show welcomes educators, anyone craving a break, and fans who simply love to laugh, with credits that include NBC, The Breakfast Club, The New York Post, and Roast Battle League. Fresh from their Summer Break Special, this unapologetic celebration of education includes a former teacher of the year and a comic once fired over TikToks, pairing uncensored stand-up with a freewheeling Q and A. Doors open one hour before the show. Miss Redacted is a former teacher turned fast-rising comedian who channels years in education into sets that cover what therapy and pay scales could not. She embraces her Southern roots, from Waffle House to camo mini skirts, co-hosts the Teacher Quit Talk podcast, has earned millions of TikTok views, and promises there will be no lesson objective. Stephen Taylor, originally from Louisiana and now based out of Kansas City, blends personal stories with easy Southern charm while performing at clubs, bars, colleges, and in his own classroom. His appearances include The Breakfast Club, The New York Post, and San Francisco Sketchfest, and his debut album, The Bottom Half, hit number one on iTunes and plays on SiriusXM. Lou Pharis hails from a lesser-known corner of Louisiana and once chased football and American Ninja Warrior before turning to public education and comedy. After a particularly rough day at school he tried an open mic, later racking up more than 100 million social media views, headlining Zanies, Comedy Works, and Wiseguys, and appearing on NBC and Bored Teachers, with festival performances across the country.

Emerald City Comedy Club

Food & Drink

Sunday Service

A relaxed daytime restaurant service at Black & Tan Hall pairs good drinks and memorable food with a soulful soundtrack. Chef Tay leads the kitchen with a brunch menu that has been drawing praise. Curated, high-fidelity playlists span soul, gospel, funk, R&B, and favorites from across the decades to set an uplifting mood while guests enjoy great food and connection. Reservations are required due to strong demand, and a waitlist is available for walk-ins. Reservation policies may apply, and in some cases dining time may be limited to 90 minutes. Live music is not guaranteed. Musicians who wish to share a short selection can notify staff upon arrival, will review community agreements, and are asked to keep sets to five minutes or less. Expect a warm blend of Southern hospitality and Pacific Northwest spirit. Heaters take the edge off a drafty, historic building, while big cozy booths, a local art exhibition, and low moody lighting create a welcoming scene. The stage includes a grand piano, drum kit, and microphones for moments when inspiration strikes.

Black & Tan Hall

Flammable

Flammable spotlights house music with an uplifting vibe. The lineup shifts week to week, and updates are shared on Instagram. Tickets are available at the door.

Chop Suey

The Mountain Goats and more

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.

AUG11

Tomahawk

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.

AUG12

Kingfishr

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.

AUG12

Comedy

Ali Wong

Ali Wong is bringing her comedy to McCaw Hall in Seattle for an evening show. Tickets are listed as available through Ticketmaster, with “few left” noted on the page.

McCaw Hall

Chasing Abbey

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.

Occidental Square

West Seattle Junction Association

West Seattle Art Walk August 2026

A monthly neighborhood art walk in West Seattle brings together local artists, galleries, and businesses to highlight the community’s creative talent. Explore painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media as you wander between participating venues, meet artists, and experience the neighborhood through a fresh creative lens. Free and open to all, this self-guided outing lets you go at your own pace while enjoying art, culture, and local flavor.

Dancing 'til Dusk

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.

Lake Union Park

Comedy

Ali Wong

Ali Wong is performing live at McCaw Hall in Seattle. The show is scheduled to start at 7:00 PM, with tickets listed as few left via Ticketmaster.

McCaw Hall

AUG14

Family

Center City Cinema -La La Land 2016

Enjoy an outdoor movie night in the park featuring La La Land, a vibrant story of love, ambition, and pursuing what matters most, carried by unforgettable music. Bring a blanket and share a cozy evening under the stars as the film’s color, music, and heart shine. Admission is free and open to everyone who loves to dream.

Freeway Park

AUG14

Waterfront Park Community Markets

Waterfront Park hosts three vibrant community markets across its piers. Free Flo Fit Melanin Summer enlivens Pier 58 with fitness classes, live entertainment, and a marketplace highlighting BIPOC-owned vendors. At Pier 62, the WABA Korea Expo & Festival unfolds across multiple dates, bringing a Korean cultural celebration with a market, food, and a live K-pop performance. Also at Pier 62, SOUK Seattle appears as a free, family friendly pop-up that celebrates Arab culture with art, community, and a charitable focus, accompanied by a live DJ and a variety of artisan vendors.

Waterfront Park

AUG14

Olivia O'Brien

Catch Olivia O'Brien live at Neumos in Seattle. The show is scheduled for 8:00 PM.

Neumos

The Pretty Reckless: Dear God Tour

STG Presents and Live Nation present The Pretty Reckless on the Dear God World Tour at The Moore Theatre, with Paris Jackson and doug as special guests. This is a reserved seating concert in downtown Seattle. A limit of four tickets per customer applies, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. Mobile barcodes are released four days before the event, and the venue may change delivery methods. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Every attendee must have a ticket regardless of age unless noted otherwise, and lap infants are not permitted. Please note there is no elevator and balcony seating is accessible by stairs only.

Moore Theatre

Seattle Convention Center | Summit

PlantCon Seattle 2026

PlantCon Seattle 2026 brings a weekend of plant-focused discovery to the Seattle Convention Center, Summit. Billed as the nation’s largest gathering for plant hobbyists, it arrives in Seattle for the first time with support from the Pacific Northwest plant community and gathers sellers, artisans, workshops, speakers, panels, and showcases under one roof. The market features more than 300 booths spanning plant, non-plant, and reptile vendors. Browse starter varieties and rare collector finds alongside handcrafted planters, reptiles, jewelry, art, clothing, and food. Connect with local growers and international exhibitors for care tips and answers to your questions, and explore favorites such as aroids, orchids, bonsai, aquatics, florals, cacti, and edible plants. Programming suits every experience level, with free presentations from global speakers throughout the weekend plus hands-on workshops led by field experts. A dedicated children’s area includes author story times, face painting, and interactive exhibits. Local plant societies and organizations receive complimentary spaces to share their missions, and some host plant competitions. Special guests and a creator collective spotlight well-known plant content creators. Community-building is central to the experience, with free tables for local plant-focused digital groups and activities at the Community Booth, including a scavenger hunt. Onsite conveniences include a plant locker so purchases do not need to be carried all day, as well as a silent auction featuring items donated by exhibitors. Accessibility and inclusivity are prioritized, with ASL interpreters during presentations and workshops and venues featuring accessible parking, wide aisles, and accessible restrooms. The convention is LGBTQIA+ run and led and is designed to provide a safe, welcoming space for all.

Gimme Gimme Disco

Step into a 70's disco vibe at Gimme Gimme Disco, an ABBA-inspired disco party with dancing and great music. The Crocodile is hosting this 21+ event. Tickets are for general admission, and the sales are final with no refunds unless the event is cancelled or postponed. Doors times may be subject to change.

The Crocodile

COSMIC GATE @ Q NIGHTCLUB

Cosmic Gate is taking over Q Nightclub in Seattle for an electronic and progressive trance night. The show starts late in the evening.

Q Nightclub

Jejune with Racecourse

Catch Racecourse live at The Vera Project in Seattle. The show starts at 7:00 PM. Tickets are available via Spotify’s ticket links.

The Vera Project

AUG16

Fundraisers

Summer Concert Series

The final event in the ENF Summer Concert Series features live music by the Carol Maher Trio along with a salmon dinner and sides. The build-your-own root beer float station returns by popular demand. Patio concert access requires a $25 ticket, with all proceeds benefiting the Elks National Foundation. The Upstairs Social Quarters will remain open for those without tickets during the series.

Ballard Elks Lodge #827

AUG16

Outdoor Recreation

Ferry 2 Ferry 14

Now in its 14th year, this mini moto focused group ride traces more than 100 miles of the twisty Kitsap Peninsula on a route laid out by longtime ride leader Cameron of the Imsonicecrew. The ride gathers at Asian Food Center in North Seattle, heads to the Edmonds ferry for the crossing to Kingston, then follows backroads to a first fuel stop at the Safeway in Paulsbo. The route continues to a lunch stop at the Seabeck General Store, then moves on to another gas stop before a windy run through the Tahuya Forest to the QFC in Belfair. From there, it loops along the waterfront through Silverdale and finishes the peninsula leg at the Bremerton ferry terminal. During the return ferry to Seattle, a raffle will take place, with swag and prizes handed out at the lunch stop this year. The ride concludes with a short hop to Dick’s in the Crown Hill neighborhood. All respectful riders are welcome. Stunting will occur, with those riders asked to position themselves at the front or middle of the pack. New or inexperienced riders are encouraged to ride at the back with the sweeper who helps set the pace. Ride organizers Daniel Doyle, Leon Carter, and Tha Disobedience Crew will be easy to spot in identifiable shirts and will be using Cardo and Sena intercoms for those who want to stay connected. Riders are encouraged to secure ferry tickets in advance. Potential ride sponsors are invited to contribute giveaways. Thanks to current supporters ScooterSwapShop, South Sound Scooter’s, Cycle Gear, Eagle Leather, and Zoomin_Zuma. A small batch of shirts and stickers will be available for the ride, with more details to come.

Asian Food Center

AUG18

"Little Shop of Horrors": 40th Anniversary Screening hosted by the original "Audrey" Ellen Greene

Presented by STG at The 5th Avenue Theatre, this 40th anniversary screening of Little Shop of Horrors is hosted by Ellen Greene, who created the role of Audrey on stage and later starred in the celebrated film version. Greene makes a rare appearance, and seating is reserved. Special meet and greet packages are available and include a signed keepsake and photo opportunities. The 1986 cult favorite from director Frank Oz blends sci-fi, music, and comedy as timid florist Seymour Krelborn raises a carnivorous plant named Audrey II. As the peculiar plant brings new attention to a Skid Row flower shop, its appetite grows, leaving Seymour to navigate his feelings for coworker Audrey while confronting the plant’s deadly demands.

The 5th Avenue Theatre

AUG20

The Breeders with Team Dresch

The Breeders and Team Dresch perform as part of BECU ZooTunes presented by Carter Subaru. Tickets will be available for purchase. This summer series blends live music with a mission to help animals, offering a concert experience that supports their well-being.

AUG20

Dancing 'til Dusk

An outdoor social dance evening at Volunteer Park, set in the roundabout in front of the Volunteer Conservatory. It begins with a complimentary dance lesson that welcomes all levels and does not require a partner. After the lesson, live blues from DJ Whitney and Alex fills the park under the evening sky. A real dance floor and string lights set the scene. Free to attend, no experience needed, and everyone is welcome.

Volunteer Park

AUG21

The Sword & Red Fang

Showbox hosts a concert featuring The Sword and Red Fang at Showbox SoDo. Guests of all ages are welcome to attend, with alcohol service limited to patrons 21 and older.

Showbox SoDo

AUG21

GRUNGE NIGHT – A Tribute to Seattle Music

At The Showbox, a night devoted to the Seattle sound salutes the movement that rose from the city, reshaped rock in the early 90s, and continues to influence artists worldwide. Tribute performances include Outshined honoring Soundgarden and Negative Creep celebrating Nirvana, joined by an all-star lineup of guest musicians performing songs that defined grunge. The evening also features a heartfelt remembrance of Seattle artists gone too soon, including Chris Cornell, Kurt Cobain, Mike Starr, Andy Wood, Mark Lanegan, Shawn Smith, and Mia Zapata. This is an all-ages event to enter, with 21 and over to drink. All proceeds support the Layne Staley Memorial Fund, benefitting Therapeutic Health Services.

AUG21

Craze and Dieselboy

Catch Craze and Dieselboy for a high-energy night of trap, EDM, moombahton, drumstep, and drum and bass at Substation in Seattle. The show is scheduled to start at 10:00 PM.

Substation Seattle

AUG22

Ride from Seattle to Vancouver and Party

Ride from Seattle to Vancouver over two days on a route that highlights western Washington’s roads and trails. Day one covers about 110 miles to Bellingham with views of the Cascade Range, the Skagit Valley’s farms, and the Salish Sea. Day two continues for about 80 miles from Bellingham into Vancouver, B.C., linking to many greenways, bike lanes, and award-winning bike infrastructure before finishing in downtown Vancouver. This is a flagship Cascade ride.

University of Washington

AUG22

Layne Staley Tribute & Benefit 2026

At The Showbox in Seattle, this annual tribute and benefit honors the life and artistry of Layne Staley. Jar of Flies performs music from Alice in Chains and Mad Season, joined by special guest artists from the Seattle music scene and from around the country. The event focuses on a singular voice remembered for its intensity, layered vocals, and deeply honest songwriting that still resonates and brings light to difficult moments. All proceeds benefit the Layne Staley Memorial Fund in support of Therapeutic Health Services. Admission is open to all ages, with alcohol available for guests 21 and over.

AUG22

The Guess Who

Catch The Guess Who and Don Felder live for an evening of classic rock hits at Climate Pledge Arena. The show starts at 7:30 PM local time.

AUG26

Bill Callahan

Bill Callahan performs with Lonnie Holley at the Neptune Theatre in Seattle. The show is scheduled for 8:00 PM local time.

AUG27

Keiko Matsui

Dimitriou's Jazz Alley presents internationally renowned pianist, composer, and humanitarian Keiko Matsui for a four-night engagement spanning six performances. She appears with JP Mourão on guitar, Rico Belled on bass, Jimmy Branly on drums, and Jeff Kashiwa on saxophone. Two of the evenings include an additional late set, and doors open in advance of each show. For more than three decades, Matsui has connected with audiences around the world through a distinctive mix of lyrical elegance and dynamic power at the piano, earning numerous contemporary jazz hits while touring extensively. Her music blends rich harmonies with global grooves to tell deeply felt stories, and her collaborations have included Miles Davis, Stevie Wonder, Bob James, Hugh Masekela, and Lalah Hathaway. Her recent album, Euphoria, continues a long-standing commitment to themes of unity, hope, compassion, and forward momentum. On stage, she offers a poised yet energetic performance that feels both personal and wide in scope, highlighting resilience, love, and shared human experience.

AUG28

The Night Shift: Art & Music Event

After daytime shoppers head out, Pike Place Market becomes a lively nighttime destination that spotlights local art, music, food, and creativity. This monthly evening series has no admission cost and invites visitors to explore open galleries, discover handmade work, and enjoy food and drinks in a beer garden while live performances unfold beneath the market’s landmark clock and sign. The Rabbit Box curates main stage performances alongside interactive art moments and pop up activations throughout the market. Guests can meet artists, musicians, makers, and small business owners and experience the community spirit that defines this place. The event connects with the Downtown Seattle Art Walk, making it easy to continue on to nearby galleries, and it is presented with support from the Seattle Office of Economic Development and The Rabbit Box. Details for each month’s programming are shared in advance.

Pike Place Market

AUG29

Summit to Sound (S2S) 2026

Summit to Sound (S2S) is an 80-mile endurance ride that welcomes cyclists of all experience levels for a day centered on movement, grit, and camaraderie. The route begins in the mountains and ends by the water, with fully supported rest stops, striking Pacific Northwest scenery, and a shared purpose carrying riders from start to finish. A finish-line celebration with food, music, and community marks the achievement. Produced by Peace Peloton, proceeds benefit programs that equip entrepreneurs and small businesses to grow and succeed.

Seacrest Marina Park

AUG29

SEATTLE GRASS VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2026

RUSH Volleyball presents a two day grass volleyball tournament at Greenlake Playfield featuring doubles on the first day and quads on the second. Build connections, test your game, and look for standout or especially spirited teams to be showcased on center court while a photographer captures the action. Entry fees are $80 per doubles team and $160 per quads team, with an early bird rate before the stated deadline and higher pricing afterward. Pool schedules are posted the night before each day. Competition uses short courts with doubles lines for the doubles format and larger courts for quads. All teams start in pool play, then move into true double elimination playoffs. In pools of four, the top two advance to an upper bracket and the other two to a lower bracket. In pools of three, the top two move to the upper bracket and the remaining team to the lower bracket. Pool matches are two sets to 21, capped at 21. Playoff matches are best two of three to 21, 21, and 15, win by two with no cap. Matches in contender brackets are a single set to 21. Divisions on the first day include Men's Open, Men's BB, Women's BB/A, Reverse Coed BB/A, and Coed Recreational. The second day features Open, BB, and Recreational quads. Reverse coed doubles requires men to attack from behind the ten foot line and only block other men, with the net set at seven feet four inches. Quads rosters may include up to six players by using as many as two substitutes. Most quads divisions are gender neutral, with Boys and Girls quads as exceptions. Prizes are planned for many brackets. For doubles, Men's Open awards $800 for first and $200 for second. Men's BB awards $400 to the upper bracket winner, $150 to the upper bracket runner up, and RUSH T shirts to the lower bracket winner. Women's BB/A pays $400 for first and $150 for second. Reverse coed BB/A pays $400 for first. Coed recreational awards Wilson OPTX balls for first and RUSH T shirts for second. For quads, Open awards $1,000 for first with smaller prizes for second. BB pays $400 for first with smaller prizes for second. Recreational awards Wilson OPTX balls for first. Prizes may change based on the number of sign ups. Full refunds are available up to the posted refund cutoff, with no refunds after that point. Teams may transfer their spot to another team. Play continues in light rain, and cancellation is reserved for severe conditions such as a persistent downpour or hail. If cancellation occurs for any reason, participants receive a full refund.

Green Lake Park

SEP2

Food & Drink

Cocktail Club - Literary Drinks

Explore the drinks that shaped literary culture in an evening devoted to cocktail history and tasting. Watch four classic cocktails come together, each tied to the writers who made them memorable, with the stories behind each pour shared while mixing, tasting, and comparing. Inspirations include Hemingway, Dorothy Parker, and F. Scott Fitzgerald.

Ballard Elks Lodge #827

SEP3

The Center for Active Living

Jazz Night at The Center

Settle in for an evening of live jazz as Larry Knapp performs with guest musicians at The Center for Active Living in West Seattle. Wine, beer, non-alcoholic beverages, snacks, and desserts will be available for purchase. This popular monthly event welcomes all ages, and you do not need to be a member to attend. Tickets are $10 at the door. It takes place on the first Thursday of each month, except July and August.

SEP3

Lee Ritenour Quartet

Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley presents Grammy-winning guitarist Lee Ritenour for four nights and six performances with his quartet, joined by Wes Ritenour on drums, Munir Hossn on bass, and Giorgi Mikadze. Across a five-decade career, Ritenour has moved fluidly through fusion, pop, and Brazilian jazz, and was a key member of the supergroup Fourplay, whose debut held the top spot on the contemporary jazz chart for an extended run. His body of work includes 45 albums, a Grammy win with multiple additional nominations, recognition as USC’s Alumnus of the Year, honors from the Los Angeles Jazz Society, and thousands of recording sessions with artists such as Frank Sinatra, Pink Floyd, B.B. King, and Tony Bennett. Recent projects include Dreamcatcher, his first solo guitar album, shaped in part by the loss of his Malibu home and studio to a fire and a subsequent heart procedure, with support from family and friends guiding the music’s direction. These shows feature his acclaimed guitar work alongside a seasoned band.

SEP5

Husky Stadium At University Of Washington

Applecup Sailgate

Cougar Yacht Club invites fellow yacht clubs, private boaters, and Coug enthusiasts to gather at UW Stadium for Applecup. Everyone is welcome to participate on the water, with a shared goal of turning the scene crimson. Help spread the word to friends and other boaters to build a spirited presence on the water.

SEP5

Bumbershoot Arts & Music Festival 2026

Marking its 54th year beneath the Space Needle, Bumbershoot returns to Seattle Center for a weekend filled with music, art, food, and delightfully weird moments. New in 2026, attendees can enjoy the Sip & Stroll open container experience, pay no ticket fees, bring children 12 and under for free, and use re-entry passes to come and go with ease.

SEP9

The Hunger Games Movie Series

Enjoy an outdoor showing of The Hunger Games at Gas Works Park, where the park’s towering industrial remnants beside Lake Union evoke the world of Panem. The film follows Katniss Everdeen as she volunteers in place of her younger sister and becomes the most capable presence in a deadly arena. Fans can revisit the movie that inspired many to race through the book trilogy. Food trucks are planned, with vendors to be announced, so there will be satisfying options for a meal... unlike the tributes.

Gas Works Park

SEP16

Workshops & Classes

LS 101: Basics of Live Sound

Explore the fundamentals of live audio in a two-hour primer that introduces engineering essentials while familiarizing participants with the Vera Project’s gear and workflows. The session covers microphones and placement, signal paths, stands, cables, DIs, snakes and sub-snakes, along with professional etiquette for collaborating with bands. Designed for newcomers and seasoned technicians of any age, it offers an overview of signal flow and setting up small PA systems, and explains the basic steps for serving on the Vera sound team at shows. Participants also learn about the welcoming, open-minded Vera Attitude in show production, appreciated around the world. Completion fulfills the prerequisite for advanced audio classes at Vera and for Sound Runner shifts at Vera Project shows. Each Live Sound class can open the door to new volunteer engineering roles at Vera and may lead to paid opportunities at the venue and beyond. Volunteers at Vera can also access additional audio education through tours, field trips, and internships.

SEP19

Fundraisers

2026 Seattle Hope Gala

A sophisticated evening at The Westin Seattle features select wines and cocktails, refined dining, and distinctive auction experiences. Now in its eighteenth year, the gala underscores tangible progress in the fight against cancer, including $9.15 million in research grants supporting work at Fred Hutchinson, UW, and Seattle Children's. Its impact also reaches families through funded screenings and help with everyday needs such as transportation to treatment. The night centers on turning hope into concrete outcomes, with momentum building toward breakthroughs that bring a cure closer.

The Westin Seattle

SEP19

Melanie C

Presented by Showbox, Melanie C brings her world tour to The Showbox for an evening performance. This event is for guests 21 and over. Doors will open prior to the show.

SEP20

Workshops & Classes

Urban Foraging: Weeds & Wild Foods (in-person)

Explore the overlooked bounty of gardens and other disturbed sites during a guided foraging walk at Discovery Park. This practical, in-person session teaches how to spot, identify, and thoughtfully collect familiar edible weeds and wild foods. Topics include respectful harvesting practices, applicable rules, safety basics, and easy ways to bring these plants into everyday cooking. Participants receive a handy reference sheet with identification pointers and simple recipe ideas. The fee is $45 and advance registration is required. A limited number of financial aid spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Discovery Park

SEP20

Community Screening: North By Northwest

Cary Grant leads Alfred Hitchcock’s celebrated thriller as an advertising executive who is wrongly taken for a spy. A chance mix-up at New York’s Plaza Hotel propels Roger Thornhill into a dangerous identity confusion, sparking a cross-continent pursuit by ruthless agents and police who believe he is a killer. Presented at SIFF Cinema Downtown as part of SIFF’s Community Screenings, this family friendly matinee series welcomes movie fans of all ages, offering nostalgic favorites for longtime enthusiasts and classic discoveries for budding cinephiles. Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for children.

SIFF Cinema Downtown

SEP23

Seattle Storm vs Dallas Wings

The Seattle Storm face the Dallas Wings in the season's final home game at Climate Pledge Arena. Seating places the Rainbow Rec community together in one section, so attendees can enjoy the game with friends or arrive solo and sit with the group. Group experiences may be offered at this game if enough tickets are sold. Tickets are available for purchase.

SEP24

Chanel Beads

Neumos presents an evening with Chanel Beads, joined by Mechatok and urika's bedroom. Chanel Beads is the project of Shane Lavers, who grew up in Minnesota and began making music under this name while living in Seattle in 2016. Early on, he blended synthetic textures with live instrumentation to create songs that sidestep clear genre lines. By 2022 he had relocated to New York, and tracks like Ef and True Altruism drew notice for their androgynous vocals, uncanny sheen, and close-up emotional pull. What started with house shows and illicit performances in abandoned train tunnels eventually led to a leap onto much bigger stages, including a North American arena tour in support of Lorde. Lavers returns with a second album titled Your Day Will Come, intentionally echoing the name of his 2024 breakthrough debut while offering a completely new work. The phrase at its core wrestles with certainty and doubt, inviting questions about what it means for a moment to arrive and how sure anyone can be. The record took shape in a modest Brooklyn studio, guided by an if-it-works-keep-it approach, recording with whatever microphone was at hand and shaping the song within the recording rather than drafting traditional demos. The lyrics dwell in open questions and dichotomies, especially the uneasy coexistence of nihilism and love. Dream logic, liminal states, fragile memory, and the pull of old habits inform the album’s emotional terrain, transforming loss and tension into something transcendent. This show is for adults 21 and over and a valid ID is required for entry, minors will not be admitted. Doors open at the listed event time and the performance generally begins about an hour later, with timing subject to change. All ticket purchases are final except in the case of event cancellation. Support acts may change. Orders that exceed the posted ticket limit are subject to cancellation without notice.

Neumos

OCT3