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Bumbershoot & Beyond

Posted by Johnine Larsen on August 28, 2014

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Seattle’s outdoor music scene ends this Labor Day Weekend, finishing the summer off right with Bumbershoot, Dave Matthews Band, and a full lineup of other concerts. We laid out all the options for you.

Aug. 30-Sept. 1 Bumbershoot

This is the big one. We picked the artists we would most like to see, but if you want to all your options (there’s a lot!), check out the full schedule here.

Aug. 30   2:15 Panic! at the Disco    Mainstage
Aug. 30 3:30   The Lonely Forest   Fountain Lawn Stage
Aug. 30 6:15   Elvis Costello     Mainstage
Aug. 30 9:45   Wu-Tang Clan    Mainstage

Aug. 31   2:45   Schoolboy Q    Mainstage
Aug. 31 9:30   The Head and The Heart Mainstage
Aug. 31 10:00   Los Lobos    Starbucks Stage

Sept. 1 9:00 Real Estate (We know nothing about this band. We just like the name)
Sept. 1 9:15 Foster the People Mainstage

Aug. 30-Sept. 1 All the Others

Aug. 29   Jovino Santos Neto Columbia Center
Aug. 30-Sept. 1 Dave Matthews Band Gorge Amphitheatre*
(Some of these aren’t Seattle, but they’re worth the drive. Especially at the ones at the Gorge)
Aug. 30 The Beach Boys Snoqualmie Casino
Aug. 30   Nine Inch Nails and Soundgarden White River Amphitheatre
Aug. 30   Around the Sound Band Ballard Locks
Aug. 30-31 Dramatic Moments in Chamber Music Olympic Music Festival
Aug. 31   Pacific Cascade Big Band Ballard Locks
Sept. 1 Michael Clune & Sleep till Noon Band Ballard Locks

Fortunately, as with all good music (barring Elvis, who never performed an encore), Seattle’s outdoor concert scene has an encore. If you want to make the most of this weather before cool temperature roll in and the fall rain starts, here are your remaining opportunities.