From Jimi Hendrix shredding at Garfield High to Nirvana shaking up the underground, Seattle has proven to be a breeding ground for great artists and performers. If you're after performance venues in Seattle, think loud, proud, and packed with energy. There are indoor spots with killer acoustics, quirky clubhouses and bars for great stand-up, and all kinds of spaces for gigs, concerts, or live acts that need a stage. So, what are you waiting for? Let’s get the spotlight shining on you at the best live performance venues! Browse now.
Studio 305 in SODO and Club122 Studio in the Highlands are excellent low-cost options starting from $70–$75 per hour for private audiences or rehearsals. These spaces work well for solo performances, acoustic sets, or creative showcases with under 20 attendees. Waystone Wargaming Speakeasy and Life On Mars also offer seating for up to 30 at affordable session rates.
Smaller studios can start at $25–$75 per hour or session, while mid-size venues range from $200–$450 per hour. For large-scale events, full-day hires can range from $3,500 to $6,200. (All data from Tagvenue.)
Centilia Cultural Center in North Beacon Hill accommodates up to 400 people and offers hourly rates from $170. THE 101 in Pioneer Square is a high-capacity, modern venue perfect for concerts or corporate showcases with room for 300 standing and 200 seated.