Seattle concerts we’re looking forward to this fall

SEATTLE While we enjoy the remaining summer concerts in western Washington, some people may be making plans for fall. So, here’s a look at concerts coming to the Seattle region from September to November.

Across the city there are big stars like Billy Idol, Lorde, and Dua Lipa in addition to acts like Purity Ring, All Time Low, Wet Leg and the Dave Matthews Band hitting the stage.

Keep reading for a list of the biggest concerts in Seattle for the 2025 fall.

Climate Pledge Arena

  • Sept. 18 Ice Cube
  • Sept. 20 Billy Idol
  • Sept. 22 Jonas Brothers
  • Sept. 25 The Who
  • Oct. 2 Tate McRae
  • Oct. 15-16 Dua Lipa
  • Sept. 24 Linkin Park
  • Oct. 18 Lord Huron
  • Oct. 21 Maroon 5
  • Oct. 22 Lorde

WAMU Theater

  • Aug 31 Teddy Swims
  • Sept. 18 Haim
  • Sept. 19 Disclosure
  • Sept. 23 Jessie Murph
  • Sept. 24 The Boyz
  • Oct 1 Giveon
  • Oct 7 Turnstile
  • Oct 14 All Time Low
  • Nov. 10 Doechii

Remlinger Farms

  • Sept. 6 Gregory Alan Isakov
  • Sept. 13-14 Psychic Salamander Festival
  • Sept. 27 The Tesky Brothers
  • Oct. 19 The Heats

Showbox

  • Sept. 18 Soojin
  • Sept. 20 Hamdi
  • Sept. 29 Magdalena Bay
  • Oct. 2 SG Lewis
  • Oct. 3 Bunt
  • Oct. 4 Borns
  • Oct. 16 Purity Ring
  • Oct. 24 Sombr

Tractor Tavern

  • Sept. 17 Chaparelle with guests
  • Sept. 23 David Archuleta with Alexandra John
  • Sept. 24 Sean Hayes with Sway Wild
  • Oct. 1 Yin Yin
  • Oct. 9 Magoo with Hemlock Revival
  • Oct. 12 Young Dubliners
  • Oct. 19 Griffin House
  • Oct. 23 Nolan Taylor

Gorge Amphitheatre

  • Aug. 30-31 Dave Matthews Band

Paramount Theater

  • Sept. 1-2 Wet Leg
  • Sept. 12 Thievery Corporation
  • Sept. 13 Twilight in Concert
  • Sept. 26 Aly & AJ
  • Oct. 15 Garbage
  • Nov. 11-13 David Byrne

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