Things to Do in Seattle This Weekend: Jul 31–Aug 2

Things to Do in Seattle This Weekend: Jul 31–Aug 2 City Guides
From Ed Sheeran at Lumen Field to intimate comedy shows and electronic sets, Seattle's got rock, pop, alternative, and late-night dance to keep you busy all weekend.

Summer’s in full swing in Seattle, and this weekend brings a stellar mix of big-name pop, indie rock, comedy, and electronic music across the city’s best venues. Whether you’re catching a stadium show or diving into a cozy club night, there’s something for every mood.

Ed Sheeran at Lumen Field

Sat, Aug 1, 5:30 PM · Lumen Field · from $105

The British pop superstar brings his massive production to Seattle’s iconic stadium on Saturday evening, with support from Myles Smith, Aaron Rowe, and Sigrid. Expect hits spanning his entire catalogue in an unforgettable outdoor setting.

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Ani DiFranco & Valerie June at Woodland Park Zoo

Sun, Aug 2, 6:00 PM · Woodland Park Zoo · from $94

Two powerhouse singer-songwriters share the stage Sunday at one of Seattle’s most beautiful venues. DiFranco’s fierce indie-folk energy pairs perfectly with June’s soulful, genre-blending sound for an evening of authentic artistry under the stars.

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Poppy at Paramount Theatre

Sun, Aug 2, 7:00 PM · Paramount Theatre – Seattle · from $61

The experimental pop provocateur brings her theatrical, genre-defying show to the historic Paramount on Sunday night. Expect bold visuals, genre-hopping tracks, and an artist who refuses to play it safe.

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The Old 97’s at The Crocodile

Fri, Jul 31, 6:00 PM · The Crocodile · from $73

The Dallas alt-country legends kick off the weekend Friday at this beloved Seattle venue. Known for high-energy sets and infectious hooks, they’re a perfect fit for The Crocodile’s intimate, sweaty vibe.

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Six Feet Under at El Corazon

Sat, Aug 1, 7:00 PM · El Corazon · from $53

Death metal pioneers Six Feet Under headline Saturday night with Kataklysm and Wormhole in tow. If you’re craving heavy riffs and crushing drums, this is your ticket.

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Tchami at Cannonball Arts Center

Fri, Jul 31, 9:00 PM · Cannonball Arts Center · from $55

The French house and techno producer spins Friday night for late-night dancers seeking hypnotic beats and infectious grooves. Expect a masterclass in electronic production from one of the genre’s most inventive minds.

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Nathan Macintosh at Laughs Comedy Club

Fri, Jul 31, 9:30 PM · Laughs Comedy Club · from $59

The sharp, observational comedian takes the stage Friday night at Laughs. Macintosh’s smart writing and relatable humor make for a perfect evening of laughter in an intimate club setting.

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Rumbo Tumba at Hidden Hall

Sat, Aug 1, 8:00 PM · Hidden Hall · from $41

Bring your dancing shoes Saturday night for this Latin ensemble’s high-energy set at Hidden Hall. Expect infectious rhythms, live instrumentation, and a celebration of Latin music that’ll get the whole room moving.

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Bestsellers: Improv Comedy at Unexpected Productions

Sun, Aug 2, 7:30 PM · Unexpected Productions at the Market Theater · from $31

Sunday night at the Market Theater, this improv troupe serves up spontaneous comedy crafted from audience suggestions. It’s unpredictable, hilarious, and a great way to end the weekend with a laugh.

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Hector Oaks at Substation

Sat, Aug 1, 10:00 PM · Substation – Seattle · from $52

The electronic producer brings deep, hypnotic techno to Substation Saturday night. Oaks’ meticulous production and dancefloor sensibility make for a perfect late-night electronic experience.

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Dates and venues fill up fast in Seattle—check your picks early and grab tickets before they’re gone. Have a fantastic weekend!