The grunge scene Seattle was famous for may have peaked in the 90s, but it’s still a city with a serious music culture. You should definitely plan on seeing some live music during your time in Seattle, but it might be hard to choose where to go.
Located in Belltown, Crocodile has long been one of Seattle’s favorite venues, which serveshighly-ratedwood-fired fire in addition to hosting musical performances. In the Fremont District, Nectar Lounge is the city’s largest indoor/outdoor venue and hosts a wide variety of acts. There are shows nearly every night of the week at Chop Suey in Capitol Hill, where you never know what you might get. If you visit the nearby Highline, you’ll be treated to the unlikely combination of vegan food and death-metal bands. Also in Capitol Hill, Neumos is another of the city’s top venues, with visiting acts playing most days of the week.