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Capitol Hill Block Party Announces 2026 Festival Lineup
Indie-pop heavyweights and homegrown Seattle talent share the stage at 21+ celebration of music across the Pike/Pine corridor
Published on Feb. 25, 2026
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Daydream State today announced the lineup for the 28th annual Capitol Hill Block Party (CHBP) music and arts festival, returning August 7–9 to the heart of Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood. This year's headliners include indie-pop powerhouse MUNA, viral electronic hitmaker Disco Lines and UK alt-rock breakout duo Wet Leg, with additional performances from Parcels, Magdalena Bay, Tinashe DJ Set, DJ Trixie Mattel, Zack Fox, Amber Mark, and dozens more.
Why it matters
Capitol Hill Block Party has always been about reflecting the energy of this neighborhood — creative, independent and constantly evolving. This year's lineup leans into the indie and electronic sounds that define the moment, while staying true to the festival's roots by spotlighting an incredible number of Seattle artists.
The details
The 2026 festival will once again be a 21+ event, optimizing the footprint across the Pike/Pine corridor to deliver an elevated fan experience while supporting neighborhood flow and local businesses. CHBP will host more than 100+ performances across multiple indoor and outdoor stages, including iconic independent venues Neumos and Barboza, along with additional neighborhood spaces throughout Capitol Hill.
- Capitol Hill Block Party is returning August 7–9, 2026.
- This will be the 28th annual Capitol Hill Block Party festival.
The players
Daydream State
Daydream State owns and operates a number of Seattle's last independent venues, bars and restaurants while producing a myriad of year-round live events and festivals that celebrate the city's vibrant music and arts culture.
Evan Johnson
Evan Johnson is the Senior Vice President of Daydream State.
MUNA
An indie-pop powerhouse headlining the 2026 Capitol Hill Block Party.
Disco Lines
A viral electronic hitmaker headlining the 2026 Capitol Hill Block Party.
Wet Leg
A UK alt-rock breakout duo headlining the 2026 Capitol Hill Block Party.
What they’re saying
“Capitol Hill Block Party has always been about reflecting the energy of this neighborhood — creative, independent and constantly evolving.”
— Evan Johnson, Senior Vice President of Daydream State (PRNewswire)
What’s next
Three-day General Admission passes ($199 + fees) and three-day VIP passes ($365 + fees) are available via www.capitolhillblockparty.com. Additional ticket types, including single-day passes, will be released in the coming months.
The takeaway
Capitol Hill Block Party continues to showcase the independent and evolving spirit of Seattle's music scene, blending globally recognized talent with a strong emphasis on local artists to deliver an elevated festival experience for the neighborhood.
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