Jessie Reyez Opens the A Little Vengeance Tour in Seattle

Six JUNO Awards and a GRAMMY nomination sit behind Jessie Reyez, and A Little Vengeance is her fourth album, out now on FMLY and Island Records. The record runs on the duality she built her name on, a soft, grainy vocal that sharpens the moment the lyric does, with R&B and pop framing rap-sung kiss-offs. Expect that push and pull in the room, the hush before a chorus and the release when it lands.

This is a reserved seated show rather than a general admission floor. Floor and Orchestra seats sit flat at floor level, and Riser and Terrace seats step up toward the top of the riser. Clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bags are required, a one-gallon freezer bag counts, and clear backpacks with two pockets or fewer are fine. There is no re-entry, all ages are admitted, alcohol needs a photo ID showing 21 or older, and the building takes cards only.

Stadium station on the Link 1 Line is about three minutes on foot, and International District/Chinatown is roughly 17 minutes if you walk. The last trains leave a few minutes apart in each direction, 12:37 AM toward Lynnwood City Center and 12:41 AM toward Federal Way on the current weekday timetable. Check Sound Transit for the night itself. More than 15 King County Metro routes stop within three blocks, and the Lumen Field Event Center Garage opens at 6 AM on event days and closes two hours after the show. Public House is a walk in Pioneer Square. Roquette needs a ride north to Belltown.