The Capitol Hill Block Party has been a fixture of Seattle’s Pike/Pine corridor since 1997, and for its 28th edition it is bringing one of its strongest lineups in years. Daydream State has announced that MUNA, Wet Leg, and Disco Lines will headline the three-day festival, returning August 7 through 9 to the heart of Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood.
The supporting lineup is deep. Parcels, Magdalena Bay, Tinashe DJ Set, DJ Trixie Mattel, Zack Fox, and Amber Mark are among the additions, alongside dozens of additional acts spanning indie, electronic, and experimental sounds. More than half the 2026 lineup hails from Seattle, continuing the festival’s longstanding commitment to platforming local artists alongside nationally recognized talent.
What started as a one-day DIY affair in 1997 has grown into a three-day event drawing tens of thousands of attendees, and the 2026 edition continues that evolution. Following last year’s move to a 21+ format, CHBP is expanding its footprint across the Pike/Pine corridor while keeping its home base at independent venues Neumos and Barboza.
The headliner choices say something about where indie music is right now. MUNA has spent the last few years becoming one of the most beloved live acts in the country. Wet Leg arrived fast and loud and hasn’t slowed down. Disco Lines is the kind of act that makes sense at a festival like this, big enough to draw a crowd and weird enough to fit Capitol Hill.
Three-day general admission passes are priced at $199 plus fees, with three-day VIP passes at $365 plus fees. Both went on sale February 24th. Single-day passes will be available in the coming months. Full lineup and ticketing details are at capitolhillblockparty.com. With over 100 performances across indoor and outdoor stages and more than half the lineup representing Seattle artists, CHBP 2026 looks like one of the stronger editions the festival has put together in years.
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