Best Jazz Concerts Seattle Near Me

W Yim: Best jazz place in the Seattle area. The ambience of the place is fantastic and has a cozy high class vibe to it. Sound quality was excellent and the performers are not too far no matter where youn sit.

Dee W.: This place is such a gem. Surprised my husband for a date night and he had such a great time. The veggie lasagna is a must try. The drinks a bit pricey but tasty. Rob was super nice and welcomed us back anytime.

G'ESI CA: My birthday dinner was fantastic! Waitstaff was more MIA than I expected. Event was on time and Peabo Bryson's performance was really good. There was a bit of patron drama when a guest's hair ignited! It lead our group to speculate that drama may have prevented a Peabo encore--especially if the song would have been "Feel the Fire."

Peter Bellows: . Dinner was good

DHolly J: Saw Gerald Albright, he was fantastic and so was the food!

Heather A Adams: This venue is absolutely stunning! It just feels cool and luxurious and the sound is crystal, very impressive. A gem of Seattle for sure.I've had the pleasure of seeing my dear friend Darliene Parker sing with the legendary King of Sax Maceo Parker here on two occasions and it never disappoints. We usually have dinner somewhere in the area and do drinks at Jazz Alley before the show. This means you might not be as close to the stage but when I say no seat is a bad seat at Jazz Alley I mean it!THE BEST PART: FREE PARKING in their covered parking garage right around the corner. Bring your parking tickets for validation.Easy entry, no refunds but easy transfers!Hot Tip: The Bar Stools facing away from the stage have no backs and low feet rungs for short people so keep that in mind. Otherwise it's a fun place to sit.Late April 2024 We took in an incredible night of music with The Willie Jones III Sextext, they tore it up but when Christie Dashiell came on to sing?! Woo, we couldn't EVEN!! She's incredible. I Love celebrating Black excellence/culture.

Laughs Comedy Club: Good music and food!

Wayne Riley: . Would love to see the club step up to fine dining with farm to table, what a huge opportunity.[04/28/2024] - I need to update my earlier review. The food and menu have definitely improved IMHO on our last few trips. My hat is off to the club for that. The acts, atmosphere and sound continue to be top notch, it is nice to see the food improving. Keep it up!

Russell Dillingham: This place was freakin' COOL. The atmosphere was exquisite, and that gorgeous Steinway piano on stage is to die for. Not to mention the outstanding food. Even my wife, who's not super into jazz, had a delightful time. Can't wait to come back.

Brooke: i found out that i am probably not the biggest fan of jazz but the ambiance and food were such an incredible experience. if you decide to go to a show i would really go all out and eat dinner as well!

Ricardo Edmondson: Nice venue to enjoy jazz.Food and drinks were just fine and we enjoyed our evening there.

Dani McDonough: Jazz Alley visit was excellent. We heard epic jazz music , ate excellent cuisine, and had yummy drinks. Ten out of ten recommend!

Manuel Pimentel: Awesome venue for great music and entertainment. Great atmosphere!

Donny Oluokun: Great atmosphere and staff. It's the new spot to go chillax!

Thierry Deroff: I saw Kenny G for new year's and was definitely awesome. The venue was perfect, small but definitely not cramped, and provided a great view from all seats. The food was excellent too, I would actually go back just for it, regardless of the actual event, it was that good!

Greg Bumpus: My favorite place for live, locally-sourced music in Seattle.Atmosphere: 5/5 …

Ms. Frances Voice: Great place for live music. Loved it

Matthew Weiss: Great atmosphere

Sandy Barnum: We had a great time at Eagan's. The music was wonderful. Really was wondering why there wasn't a real bar with signature cocktails, seems like a missed opportunity to me

Court Crawford: A great venue for intimate music performances and good food and drink.

Julia Tayon: The music is always outstanding, and the service, food and drinks are too.

Nic Vitale: Great venue, food was pretty good. Not a lot of diversity for a Jazz venue.

MJ Bishop: The best live music venue in Seattle! I love everything about Egan's ❤️

Ashley: were such a joy, and the band + vocalists put on phenomenal performances. Enjoyed the cabernet and cheesecake with blueberry compote. Will be back!

Patrick Fleuriot: Nice casual and small so you are very close to the musicians. Not expensive. Friendly. Good sound.

No Name (Cres): We ate the Meditation Chicken meal, mine was over the Jazmine rice, and it was super delicious. The wait staff was quick and very polite. The venue is small and needs reservations, great place for a chill wonderful date night with good music. Only complaint I heard was that the gumbo has too much rice and not enough broth, I didn't eat it but that's what I heard. Also, if you have a flatter butt, bring a seat cushion because the chairs aren't well cushioned.

Dan McKinnon: Great acoustics

Katelyn Peden: great staff, helped me find something i left behind by mistake at the show, and service was great.

Trixie Williams: Hostess was wonderful, and it was a nice restaurant. Service was a little slow, but it could have been due to the large party near us. Food was delicious.

Joe West: Fun place. Unique venue. Seen several comedians and different shows there. Always good service with reasonable prices. cheap parking next door.

Annie Hrachyan: Absolutely loved the music! Cyrille Aime and Mathis Picard were simply phenomenal, very talented and bringing so much joy to the performance.

Devin Haaser: I always a appreciate when a venue has an appropriate sound quality. Not only were the staff amazing. The sound syatem they had was enjoyable. This was my first of many times going to Showbox!

jason yen: Nice theatre for bands and such. Acoustic are better at the downtown location, rather than the sodo location. The sodo location’s acoustics is garbage. I went to see The Bronx at that location and left midway through since it sounded so bad.

Paul Whittingslow: One of the best small venues to watch any concert