Concerts in Seattle April
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Concerts in Seattle April 2027 schedule
April in Seattle is packed with an exciting lineup of concerts and performances across a variety of genres and venues. Classical music enthusiasts can look forward to a series of captivating symphony performances at Benaroya Hall, featuring renowned conductors like Xian Zhang and Yeol Eum Son. Highlights include the Seattle Symphony's performances of Rachmaninov and Bach on April 1st, Peer Gynt in concert on April 8th, and the powerful rendition of Grieg's Peer Gynt on April 10th. Additionally, Gil Shaham will bring the beauty of Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony to life with multiple shows from April 15th through April 18th, culminating in an inspiring finale with Xian Zhang conducting Fountains of Rome and Pines of Rome on April 22nd to April 25th. For those interested in contemporary and experimental music, FKJ delivers a vibrant set on April 23rd at Showbox SoDo, while the Mass of the Fermenting Dregs is scheduled for April 24th at The Showbox. Rock, indie, and world music fans can enjoy Iceage on April 2nd at Neumos, Yamato's incredible drumming performances on April 3rd at Moore Theatre, and the energetic Dad Rock Night with Council Hill on April 14th at El Corazon. The month also features a diverse array of other concerts, including jazz with Brad Mehldan Trio on April 11th and an exciting lineup at Barboza with Valencia Grace on April 9th. Whether you're into classical, jazz, rock, or world music, April in Seattle offers something for every music lover, all set in iconic venues like Benaroya Hall, The Showbox, Moore Theatre, and Neumos.