Punk Venues in Seattle, WA

Baba Yaga is Seattle's morning, noon, and night rock and roll clubhouse in Pioneer Square, a 21+ room with a genuinely unpretentious rock and roll identity that suits acts comfortable with a no-frills bar crowd at any hour.

The Blue Moon is Seattle's most infamous bar, successfully causing a ruckus since 1934, a 99-capacity 21+ room with genuine countercultural history that has made it one of the most storied dive bars in the city.

El Corazon is one of Seattle's premier music venues, an all-ages 800-capacity room capable of hosting live music up to seven nights a week with age requirements that can vary by show, a genuinely significant fixture of the city's rock and punk scene.

Southgate Roller Rink is a 21+ Seattle institution that has been rolling for over 70 years, hosting live music alongside its roller rink programming in a genuinely one-of-a-kind Seattle venue that has been a community fixture for generations.

The Funhouse Lounge at El Corazon is open from 3 PM to 2 AM with happy hour from 3 to 6 PM, an all-ages 200-capacity room capable of hosting live music up to seven nights a week alongside its sister venue, giving Seattle punk and rock acts two connected rooms to work with.

The Vera Project is an all-ages 500-capacity volunteer-fueled music and arts venue in Seattle, engaging participants at all levels of music production and giving young and emerging artists a genuine platform in a city with a serious commitment to all-ages music.