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Seattle Outdoor Concert Guide 2023
Spend this summer grooving outdoors.
Now that's dedication.
Image: Christine Mitchell
One of the best parts of summer in Seattle is live music under an open sky. And though it may be hard to believe after all that snow business, outdoor concert season is nearly upon us. We'll continue to update this list as more lineups come out.
(And if you're in the mood for something indoors, Climate Pledge Arena has a robust concert lineup, too.)
Seattle Area
ZooTunes
- 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
Make yourself comfortable at ZooTunes.
Image: Courtesy Woodland Park Zoo
Capitol Hill Block Party
July 21–23
See the lineup here.
Day In Day Out
August 12–13
- Bon Iver
- Leon Bridges
- Dominic Fike
- Willow
- Explosions in the Sky
- Alex G
- Badbadnotgood
- Yaeji
- Ethel Cain
- Surf Curse
- Nation of Language
- Indigo de Souza
- Yaya Bey
- Enumclaw
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
Chateau Ste. Michelle Summer Concerts
- May 25–26: James Taylor and His All-Star Band
- May 28: Backroads Blues Festival
- June 21: Whiskey Myers 2023 Tour
Stay tuned for more...
Greater Washington
Gorge Amphitheatre
- May 27–28: Illenium
- June 9: Brandi Carlile
- June 10: Brandi Carlile and Joni Mitchell
- 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
Thing
August 25–27
- Fleet Foxes
- Lil Yachty
- Sylvan Esso
- Thundercat
- Cigarettes After Sex
- Tash Sultana
- Digable Planets
- Samia
- Syml
- Three Sacred Souls
- Mild High Club
- The Beths
- The Budos Band
- Back Country, New Road
- Laufey
- Ben Lee
- John Carrol Kirby
- Hatchie
- Grace Love
- Y La Bamba
- Kassa Overall
- High Pulp
- Geese
- Richy Mitch and The Coal Miners
- King Tuff
- DJ Dadbod
- Soul Glo
- MJ Lenderman
- King Youngblood
- Joseph Keckler
- Modern Biology
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