Day In Day Out Festival Seattle Tickets - Fisher Pavilion

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Dark Chisme

2 concerts

Seattle's Dark Chisme blends dark wave, house, and goth with Latin flair. Christine Gutiérrez's charismatic vocals shine in their anthemic debut album.

Hippo Campus

1 concert

Minneapolis-based band Hippo Campus, known for their album "Flood," features Jake Luppen, Nathan Stocker, Whistler Allen, and Zach Sutton. They craft emotionally resonant music with big hooks and a unique musical language developed since childhood.

Suki Waterhouse

4 concerts

Born in Hammersmith, London, Suki Waterhouse blends lovelorn retro-pop with reverb-rich hooks. Known for songs like "Brutally," she’s also an actress and model with Sub Pop releases.

Men I Trust

33 concerts

Men I Trust, a Canadian indie band formed in 2014, blends dream pop and indie styles. Known for captivating vocals and self-produced tracks, they shape the indie scene.

Les Savy Fav

3 concerts

Les Savy Fav, formed at the Rhode Island School of Design, play sharp post-hardcore with witty stage antics. Known for albums like The Cat and the Cobra and Let's Stay Friends, they collaborated with artists like Eleanor Friedberger and Fred Armisen. Their live shows, powerful songwriting, and Harrington's energetic performances made them a favorite. After a hiatus, they returned with Oui, LSF in 2024.

Mali Velasquez

3 concerts

Nashville-based Mali Velasquez, originally from Texas, crafts folk-indie rock blending lyrical tenderness with melody. Known for her introspective style, her debut "I’m Green" explores self-realization themes.

Amyl and The Sniffers

2 concerts

Amyl and the Sniffers, formed in Melbourne's pub-rock scene in 2016, blend punk with playful energy. Fronted by Amy Taylor, they are known for albums like the self-titled debut and "Comfort to Me." Their third album, "Cartoon Darkness," was recorded in LA with Nick Launay. They seamlessly blend punk with glammy and stormy elements, gaining critical acclaim and global recognition.

Sudan Archives

34 concerts

Sudan Archives, aka Brittney Parks, is a self-taught violinist blending R&B, hip-hop, and West African fiddle styles. Known for hits like “Come Meh Way,” her albums explore Black femininity, race, and personal bonds.