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Can’t Miss Summer Music in Seattle

Seattle has amazing music happening all summer long! From ZooTunes for the whole family, the Cap Hill block party, and even a visit from Taylor Swift on her Era’s Tour, you’ll want to buy tickets sooner rather to secure some great music in your future. Even consider a trip outside of the city for one of the great shows going on at the George this summer.

For the Whole Family

ZooTunes (June – August)

  • June 28–29: Indigo Girls and Neko Case
  • July 5: Jason Isbell and the 400 unit
  • July 6: Nickel Creek
  • July 17: The Dead South
  • July 23: Blues Traveler and Big Head Todd and The Monsters
  • August 8: The Mountain Goats
  • August 10: Father John Misty
  • August 16: An Evening with Patti Smith
  • August 17: Tegan and Sara
  • August 20: Japanese Breakfast
  • August 23: The Flaming Lips

Festivals 

Capitol Hill Block Party (August 12–13)

  • Sofi Tukker
  • Goth Babe
  • Denzel Curry
  • Madeon
  • Between Friends
  • Louis The Child
  • Rico Nasty
  • +more!

Day In Day Out (August 12–13)

  • Bon Iver
  • Leon Bridges
  • Dominic Fike
  • Willow
  • Explosions in the Sky
  • +more!

Outdoor Venues

Lumen Field

  • June 17: George Strait
  • July 22–23: Taylor Swift
  • August 26: Ed Sheeran
  • September 13: Beyonce
  • September 20: Coldplay

Marymoor Live

  • June 4: The National
  • June 7: Yeah Yeah Yeahs
  • July 8: Les Claypool’s Fearless Flying Frog Brigade
  • August 5: Big Thief and Lucinda Williams
  • August 11: Young the Giant with Milky Chance
  • August 15: Noah Kahan

Gorge Amphitheatre

  • May 27–28: Illenium
  • June 9: Brandi Carlile
  • June 17–18: Beyond Wonderland
  • July 6–8: Dead and Company
  • July 21: Above and Beyond
  • August 4–6: Watershed Festival
  • September 1–3: Dave Matthews Band
  • September 9–10: Eric Church, Jelly Roll, and Hailey Whitters

White River Amphitheater

  • May 18: Matchbox Twenty
  • June 2: Garbage and Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
  • June 30: Nickelback, Brantley Gilbert and Josh Ross
  • July 8: Hank Williams Jr. and Old Crow Medicine Show
  • July 15: The Avett Brothers
  • July 16: Disturbed, Breaking Benjamin, and Jinjer 
  • August 4: Ghost and Amon Amarth
  • August 20: Weezer and Modest Mouse
  • September 20: Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper
  • September 23: Jason Aldean, Mitchell Tenpenny, Corey Kent, and Dee Jay Silver

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