Seattle Live Music: Warehouse Gigs and Park Buskers
Showbox SODO anchors this Seattle collection with a large industrial concert space. Public House adds a Pioneer Square food-and-drink option, Hing Hay Park brings a Taiwanese pavilion and public games in the Chinatown-International District, and T-Mobile Park offers scheduled baseball. Compare concert and game dates to choose a main event, then decide which smaller stops fit your visit.
Showbox SODO hosts major rock, electronic, and indie touring acts in a large industrial warehouse. This Seattle concert venue doubles as a SoDo nightlife space. Find it at 1700 1st Ave S. Admission is paid, so check the current concert program before planning your night around a particular act.
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Public House screens live sports on indoor and outdoor TVs in Pioneer Square. The menu includes teriyaki bowls. Breakfast and lunch service give way to evening food and drinks at 210 Occidental Ave S. Daily happy hours run from 3 PM to 6 PM, then again from 10 PM until closing.
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Buskers regularly play traditional music at Hing Hay Park in Seattle's Chinatown-International District. A Taiwanese red pavilion anchors the neighborhood gathering space. Public ping pong tables and giant chess setups invite a game. Outdoor fitness equipment provides a place to work out in the square. Find the park at 423 Maynard Ave S, open daily from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM.
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T-Mobile Park hosts Mariners games and concerts in SoDo. A retractable roof spans the natural grass field. The ballpark offers panoramic views of the Seattle skyline. Food options include garlic fries and the Godzilla Hot Dog. Admission is paid. Check the current event program for a concert date before planning your visit.
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