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Big Night Out

Pair your partying with dinner, cocktails, or dessert.

With more than 80 full-service clubs and venues, Seattle has no shortage of nightlife. Extend your evening by patronizing nearby spots for pre- or post-show drinks, late-night bites, or sweets.

 

CLOCKOUT LOUNGE

Hear a little of everything at this rock-n-roll clubhouse founded by two veterans of Seattle’s music scene, and enjoy a pie from in-house Breezytown Pizza. Follow with: Locally brewed IPA at Perihelion Brewing

Clockout Lounge: 4864 Beacon Ave S; clockoutlounge.com
Perihelion: 2800 16th Ave S; perihelion.beer

NEUMOS

Go for the solid range of acts (EDM to hip-hop to indie) in the heart of the city’s nightlife district; stay for three full-service bars and an epic view from the mezzanine. Pregame with: Sundaes at Molly Moon’s

Neumos: 925 E Pike St; neumos.com
Molly Moon’s: 917 E Pine St; mollymoon.com

THE CROCODILE

A springboard for Nirvana and Pearl Jam, this legendary club continues its legacy in brand-new downtown digs and features veteran and up-and-coming acts. Follow with: Old-Fashioneds at Rob Roy

The Crocodile: *2505 First Ave; thecrocodile.com
Rob Roy: 2332 Second Ave; robroyseattle.com

TRACTOR TAVERN

Find folk, bluegrass, alt-country, and indie bands at one of Seattle’s longest-standing venues. Pregame with: A burger at King’s Hardware

Tractor Tavern: 5213 Ballard Ave N; tractortavern.com
King’s Hardware: 5225 Ballard Ave N; kingsballard.com

THE ROYAL ROOM

This lively neighborhood bar, restaurant, and stage is a haven for local artists and community. Pregame with: Soul food at The Comfort Zone

The Royal Room: 5000 Rainier Ave S; theroyalroomseattle.com
The Comfort Zone: 5016 Rainier Ave S; thecomfortzonesouldfood.com

 

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