Digable Planets Seattle Tickets - Seattle Center

LineUp

Bob the Drag Queen

1 concert

Bob the Drag Queen, winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 8, is a drag performer, singer, actor, and comedian known for hits like "Purse First" and TV roles in *A Black Lady Sketch Show*.

Petra Haden

1 concert

Born to jazz bassist Charlie Haden, Petra Haden is a versatile multi-instrumentalist and vocalist known for a cappella covers, collaborations with Foo Fighters, Decemberists, Bill Frisell, and Sunn O))).

Janelle Monáe

1 concert

Janelle Monáe, born in Kansas City, fuses soul, funk, new wave, and hip-hop. Known for theatrical, sci-fi sound in albums like "The ArchAndroid." Grammy-nominated for "Dirty Computer." Hits include "Tightrope," "Make Me Feel." Starred in "Moonlight," "Hidden Figures," and more. Collaborated with Grace Jones, Big Boi, and Sister Nancy.

Saba

17 concerts

Chicago-born rapper Saba is known for authentic, soulful rap and storytelling. He earned RIAA Gold for “Sacrifices” with Dreamville and solo hit “Photosynthesis,” and forms Pivot Gang and Ghetto Sage.

Digable Planets

5 concerts

Digable Planets, formed by Ishmael Butler, Mary Ann Vieira, and Craig Irving, fused jazz and hip-hop with hits like "Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat)." Their debut album, "Reachin'," won them a Grammy for Best New Duo or Group. Known for their laid-back jazz-rap style, they released the acclaimed "Blowout Comb" and toured with live musicians.

Frankie and the Witch Fingers

4 concerts

Frankie and the Witch Fingers, a Los Angeles psych-punk band, blend proto-punk, new wave, and industrial sounds. They’ve toured globally, shared stages with Ty Segall and ZZ Top, and are known for electrifying live performances.

Real Estate

9 concerts

Formed in Ridgewood, Real Estate is known for their warm, hazy indie rock with breezy melodies and jangly guitars. Notable albums include 2014's Atlas and 2020's The Main Thing. Collaborations with Sylvan Esso's Amelia Meath and a style evolution have marked their journey. Band members have shifted over the years, with releases through labels like Woodsist and Domino Records.