Boo is an Insomniac Halloween-themed rave that takes over Seattle’s WAMU Theatre every year. On October 30 and 31, join GRiZ, Subtronics, Sara Landry, and many more for a once-in-a-lifetime Halloween celebration in the heart of the Emerald City. Two-day GA passes are $270, whole VIP passes start at $270. Parking passes are available, which might be smart considering it’s a holiday weekend; the entire city will be busy with Halloween enjoyers.
GRiZ, Subtronics, and Friends
This year, Boo Seattle’s four stages: Grand Hall, the Basement, the Corridor, and the Hidden Library. Gracing those stages are some of the best EDM talent across all of the genres. GRiZ and Subtronics might be the best dubstep producers in the game right now. GRiZtronics at the Gorge was incredible, and having them both back in Washington five short months later is something I don’t want to miss. The rest of the lineup is incredible, including support from. Sara Landry, Levity, and many more. The stars aligned to give Seattle fans one hell of a lineup for Halloween. Speaking of GRiZtronics, Taiki Nulight was a surprise that weekend. He had a Godzilla theme song flip that sent the crowd to the moon. That’s a set you don’t want to miss.
Seattle in the Fall
Seattle is a football town, and fall in Seattle is the best time to be in the city. WAMU Theatre shares a home with Lumen Field, home of the world champion Seattle Seahawks. From the costumes all over the city to the teriyaki and the hot dogs, there isn’t a better place to celebrate Halloween. (Seattle is a world-renowned hot dog city if you didn’t know.) There is a lot going on in Seattle this time of year, so start booking travel arrangements ASAP.
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My name is Jonathan, and I'm a writer, journalist, and photographer. I've been going to concerts and music festivals since 2007 and I started covering them professionally in 2017 after I graduated with a bachelor's degree in journalism from CWU.
I've written for publications such as Respect My Region, the Seattle Met, and CBR.com. I've covered festivals like Bass Canyon, Bumbershoot, and Capitol Hill Block Party, and interviewed artists such as Sol, Dave B, Big Gigantic, KJ Sawka, Vampa, Jeanie, and Virtual Riot.