Capitol Hill Block Party 2024 in Seattle
The annual three-day music festival and block party
Dates: July 19–21, 2024
Each July, Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood comes alive with the Capitol Hill Block Party, a vibrant, three-day music festival and block party. This annual event showcases a diverse lineup featuring big names, promising local talent, and lesser-known performers across genres like pop, R&B, indie rock, punk, EDM, and more. Spanning multiple blocks of the iconic Pike/Pine corridor, the festival turns the streets of Seattle into the city's biggest party, offering an unforgettable experience for all music lovers.
Festival's Lineup
Capitol Hill Block Party's lineup is packed with exciting artists across three days. Friday, July 19 features Remi Wolf, Chappell Roan, Becky Him, Mindchatter, Show Me The Body, Bunt., Annie DiRusso, Alice Longyu Gao, Chokecherry, Them, Akira Galaxy, ObléReed, Juliette, King Sheim, Jaiden Grayson, TheRayes, Balcony Bridge, Mold Mom, Dark Chisme, and Camille.
Saturday, July 20 brings Still Woozy, Elderbrook, Girl Talk, Flyana Boss, Vandelux, Tkay Maidza, Dreamer Isioma, Late Night Drive Home, Corook, Nourished by Time, Carol Ades, Cherry Ferrari, Princess Pulpit, TeZATalks, Tinsley, Anna Thompson, BLKSKNN, Linda From Work, Aryan Aleon, Jaywop, Swamp Wife, Fleetwood Snack, JNA, TerraNobody, Jaymyloni, and Power Strip.
Sunday, July 21 showcases Kaytranada, Cannons, Cobrah, The Beaches, Slow Pulp, Joey Valence & Brae, Vansire, Mette, Frost Children, Maeta, Fiji Blue, LIVt, Instant Crush, Colatura, Zookraught, Nobi and The Force, Seichi, Lovely Colours, Saint Deon, Warren Dunes, Caspian Coberly, and Fcon-Sister Swimmer.
Tickets
Capitol Hill Block Party, Seattle's premier summer music festival, offers various ticket options. Single-day general admission is $105, with VIP tickets at $149. For a two-day experience, GA passes are $179, and VIP passes are $225. The full three-day event costs $235 for GA and $365 for VIP. E
History of Capitol Hill Block Party
The festival was founded in 1997 by Jen Gapay as a one-day event. Later on, it expanded to three days, six stages at both indoor and outdoor venues, multiple beer gardens, and VIP lounges. About 20,000 attendees visit the festival, attracted by a diverse blend of artists that appeal to all music tastes. In the past, it hosted stars such as Macklemore, Atmosphere, MGMT, Sonic Youth, Mudhoney, Jack White, The Lumineers, Dillon Francis, Blue Scholars, ODESZA, Run the Jewels, CHVRCHES, and The Hold Steady.