Seattle Punk Shows Under A Grinning Demon Face
Loud rock shows fill a compact Eastlake club under a bolted demon face, with pinball machines and a Viking mural inside.
🎸 Close to the stage
The Funhouse is a small punk and rock club at 109 Eastlake Avenue East in Seattle, marked by the grinning demon face bolted above its red marquee. Inside, the room is compact enough that most spots sit within a few steps of the stage.
Between sets, Iron Maiden and Rush pinball machines line one wall, and a Viking skull mural sets the tone for the loud, low-ceilinged room. Touring and local rock acts run through most nights, and ticket prices stay modest for the bill.
The club holds a 4.1 rating across more than 1,000 reviews, with staff that regulars name in the same breath as the bands. Show times and covers change nightly. Each date's listing carries the door details.
