Peep Some of the (Almost) Sold-Out Shows in Seattle

For those of our readers who enjoy the sold out show vibe, we’ve got some dates for you to save in your calendars. Be sure to mark February 26th, March 10th and May 5th. Unfortunately, two of the shows are so hyped up that they’re already sold out, so if you were trying to get in on the action check the event pages given. There are almost always people selling their tickets due to scheduling mishaps or what have you.

The first show listed for February 26th is Brillz Twonk di Nation tour with Party Favor and Jackal. This show is a trap focused show that will get down & dirty. These are some of the best of the best when it comes to trap. Brillz has performed along other great names like DOTCOM, LAXX, and Ghastly for this tour. While at other times they’ve performed with artists like Flosstradamus, Bro Safari, CRNKN, and even Borgore. What we’re saying is you have to go to really understand what it really means to get Twonked. This show is going to be absolutely insane.

On March 10th, TOKiMONSTA will be in town at Neumos on the tenth of March. While this show is the only that still has tickets available, they probably won’t be for long. Last time TOKiMONSTA was in town, the show was sold out over a week before the show and exceeded our expectations. It was at Q Nightclub, which made her seem inclined to play a set more suited for such a venue. We’re super excited to see what kind of set she will play at Neumos this March. Her versatile sound is sure to deliver when she’s in town.

The last, but definitely not least, is Jai Wolf in May. Jai Wolf is what we think will storm the future, only because his sound returns to the origin with its Hindi roots. Jai Wolf has splashed into the scene with his song “Indian Summer.” This song returns to a Hindi sound and pulls from a future bass sound. It is a truly effervescent sound that creates a energy of new beginning within the self. Unfortunately, this show is also sold out and tickets will probably be accessible only through the event page and ‘in-the-knows’ ticket scalpers or schedule error folk.

These shows will pay homage to the hip-hop movement of the 90’s which originated in the bay area. Anyway, catch these shows they’re gonna be lit. Let us know if you were able to score any tickets for these shows in the comments below or on social media!