Samantha Fish: Paper Doll Tour at Kings Hall
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Kings Hall hosts Michael Mathers, an Eminem tribute act recreating the sound and energy of the real Slim Shady live in downtown Everett. Expect the hits, the attitude, and a crowd that knows every word.
Two Northwest favorites on one bill at Kings Hall. Leroy Bell — the Seattle songwriter who charmed the UK on The X Factor and has been writing hits since the ’70s — brings His Only Friends, and Seattle blues powerhouse Lady A shares the stage. Soulful, road-tested, and very much worth the trip downtown.
Grupera legends Los Yonic’s, Los Caminantes and Grupo Yndio play the Historic Everett Theatre on Saturday, September 5 at 8 p.m.
Led Zeppelin tribute act No Quarter plays the Historic Everett Theatre on Friday, September 4 at 8 p.m.
Live blues in the courtyard, 5:30–8 PM — night one of Wick-Ed’s end-of-summer blues fest.
Free steel-drum happy hour on the waterfront, 5–7 PM — final two Fridays of summer.
Music at the Marina wraps its final night with Queen Mother — the ultimate Queen tribute band — at Port Gardner Landing! Part of the summer-long Music at the Marina concert series, this free outdoor event offers live music against the backdrop of the Everett waterfront. Bring your chairs, blankets, and appetite — food vendors will be on hand. Visit everettmusicinitiative.com/musicatthemarina for the full lineup and details.
Free steel-drum happy hour on the waterfront, 5–7 PM — final two Fridays of summer.
Music at the Marina continues with Antwane Tyler — a local up-and-coming country artist with a fresh modern sound — at Port Gardner Landing! Part of the summer-long Music at the Marina concert series, this free outdoor event offers live music against the backdrop of the Everett waterfront. Bring your chairs, blankets, and appetite — food vendors will be on hand. Visit everettmusicinitiative.com/musicatthemarina for the full lineup and details.
Village Theatre’s KIDSTAGE SummerStock program takes on Anastasia, and if you have not seen what these young performers can do, this is the year to find out. The sweeping score, the Russian revolution backdrop, the question of who the girl on the train really is — all of it plays out on the Everett Performing Arts Center stage for ten days only.
Everett run: August 14–23, 2026. Check the Village Theatre site for exact showtimes.
Music at the Marina continues with Victims of Love — a faithful tribute to the timeless sound of the Eagles — at Port Gardner Landing! Part of the summer-long Music at the Marina concert series, this free outdoor event offers live music against the backdrop of the Everett waterfront. Bring your chairs, blankets, and appetite — food vendors will be on hand. Visit everettmusicinitiative.com/musicatthemarina for the full lineup and details.
Two generations of Latin rock royalty share one stage as Los Lobos and Los Lonely Boys bring The Brotherhood Tour to Kings Hall at APEX Everett. Expect blazing guitars, tight harmonies, and a night of rock, blues, soul, and Latin rhythms from two Grammy-winning bands. This is a 21+ show. Visit everettmusicinitiative.com for tickets and details.
Music at the Marina continues with Point of Sail — a yacht rock tribute recreating the smooth sounds of the late ‘70s and early ‘80s — at Port Gardner Landing! Part of the summer-long Music at the Marina concert series, this free outdoor event offers live music against the backdrop of the Everett waterfront. Bring your chairs, blankets, and appetite — food vendors will be on hand. Visit everettmusicinitiative.com/musicatthemarina for the full lineup and details.
Music at the Marina continues with Moxie — fronted by powerhouse vocalist Tamika Alston, serving up a crowd-pleasing mix of soul, funk, rock, blues, and jazz — at Port Gardner Landing! Part of the summer-long Music at the Marina concert series, this free outdoor event offers live music against the backdrop of the Everett waterfront. Bring your chairs, blankets, and appetite — food vendors will be on hand. Visit everettmusicinitiative.com/musicatthemarina for the full lineup and details.
Music at the Marina continues with The Little Lies — a Seattle-area supergroup bringing the timeless music of Fleetwood Mac to life — at Port Gardner Landing! Part of the summer-long Music at the Marina concert series, this free outdoor event offers live music against the backdrop of the Everett waterfront. Bring your chairs, blankets, and appetite — food vendors will be on hand. Visit everettmusicinitiative.com/musicatthemarina for the full lineup and details.
Rock The Boat: Everclear, Marcy Playground, + Deep Blue Something
Cruzin to Colby and Everett Music Initiative are bringing the ultimate ’90s summer throwback to the waterfront with Everclear, Marcy Playground, and Deep Blue Something live at Boxcar Park July 18th 2026.
Sing along to Everclear favorites like “Santa Monica” and “Father of Mine,” drift along to Marcy Playground’s “Sex and Candy,” and relive the unforgettable chorus of Deep Blue Something’s “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.”
This 21+ event will also feature local food vendors and a full beer garden serving beer, cider, wine, and cocktails. Parking is extremely limited—Uber and Lyft are highly recommended.
Bring your friends and family and enjoy a full evening of nostalgia, high-energy performances, and summer fun at the Port of Everett.
Don’t miss it—see you there!
3:30- Gates
4:00- TBA
5:30- Deep Blue Somthing
7:00- Marcy Playground
8:30- Everclear
We will have local food vendors, a beer garden serving beer,ciders,wine and cocktails. Ticket holders must be 21plus. Parking is extremely limited, Uber and Lyft are highly recommended.
Rock The Boat: Pam Tillis, Doug Stone, Little Texas
Cruzin' to Colby and Everett Music Initiative are bringing a night of country superstars to Rock the Boat Night One on July 17th.
The lineup features Pam Tillis, Little Texas, and Doug Stone - artists whose songs were mainstays of country radio throughout the 1990s and remain favorites today. With a mix of chart topping singles and familiar classics, this show offers a rare chance to see three influential country acts together all in one night!
This 21+ event will also feature local food vendors and a full beer garden serving beer, cider, wine, and cocktails. Parking is extremely limited—Uber and Lyft are highly recommended.
Run Of Events:
3:30- Gates
4:00- TBA
5:30- Doug Stone
7:00- Little Texas
8:30- Pam Tillis
Music at the Marina continues with Santa Poco — Seattle’s own honky tonk band — at Port Gardner Landing! Grab your boots and round up your crew. Part of the summer-long Music at the Marina concert series, this free outdoor event offers live music against the backdrop of the Everett waterfront. Bring your chairs, blankets, and appetite — food vendors will be on hand. Visit everettmusicinitiative.com/musicatthemarina for the full lineup and details.
Music at the Marina continues with Nite Wave — the PNW’s go-to band for all things ‘80s new wave — at Port Gardner Landing! Part of the summer-long Music at the Marina concert series, this free outdoor event offers live music against the backdrop of the Everett waterfront. Bring your chairs, blankets, and appetite — food vendors will be on hand. Visit everettmusicinitiative.com/musicatthemarina for the full lineup and details.
Music at the Marina kicks off with Cloud Cover at Port Gardner Landing! Part of the summer-long Music at the Marina concert series, this free outdoor event offers live music against the backdrop of the Everett waterfront. Bring your chairs, blankets, and appetite — food vendors will be on hand. Visit everettmusicinitiative.com/musicatthemarina for the full lineup and details.
Join us for an evening of FREE music celebrating America's 250th birthday and honoring our local Everett Naval Station sailors and aviators. The Evergreen Community Orchestra will be joined by members of Navy Band Northwest as we perform pieces from old favorites, marches, and a new Pacific Northwest work.
It’s the jukebox musical nobody asked for! First there was Mamma Mia!, then Jersey Boys, then Beautiful: The Carole King Musical—and now, at last, there’s We Ain’t Ever Gonna Break Up, the bio-musical that charts the fictional lives of the most famous folk duo that never existed, chock full of the absolute best songs from their completely fictional catalogue.
From their earliest days performing Christian folk through an unforgettably muddy performance at Woodstock to their hysterically misguided children’s television show, Saul Hymon and Bart Parfunkel have lived (and sung!) through it all. Expect an evening of ear-to-ear smiles and belly-laughs as Hymon and Parfunkel—in tour-de-force performances by writers Gregg Hammer and Louis Pardo—satirically skewer the jukebox musical while playing every role (and every instrument!) in this brand-new feel-good buddy show.
Will the perfect fictional folk duo find superstardom, or will they break up? You’ll have to come see to find out!
Audience Note: We Ain’t Ever Gonna Break Up has some minor adult language and themes.
Crystal Method and Rabbit In The Moon bring an electrifying night of electronic music to Kings Hall at APEX Everett. Crystal Method, the legendary electronic duo known for their anthemic tracks and high-energy performances, takes the stage alongside Rabbit In The Moon for a night that promises to keep Everett dancing until midnight. Located at Kings Hall, 1611 Everett Ave in downtown Everett. Check lateshifteverett.com for tickets and details.
Polkadot Cadaver and Angry Toons bring an unforgettable night of rock to Tony V's Garage in downtown Everett. This double-bill show combines the dark, theatrical energy of Polkadot Cadaver with the hard-hitting sounds of Angry Toons for a night of live music you won't want to miss. Tony V's Garage is one of Everett's premier live music venues, known for its intimate atmosphere and great sound. Check lateshifteverett.com for tickets and show details.
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A recurring open mic event hosted by Micah Glassey. All forms of expression welcome — music, poetry, comedy, spoken word. Performers get 2-3 songs or 5-10 minutes. Sign-ups begin at 7:00 PM.
Open Mic Night at El Sid takes place every Wednesday from 7:00 PM to midnight at El Sid in APEX Everett. Whether you play music, do comedy, spoken word, or any other form of live performance, all are welcome to take the stage. Sign up when you arrive and get ready for a night of raw, real, and entertaining performances in the heart of downtown Everett. Check lateshifteverett.com for details.
Think you know your music? Join Music Trivia at El Sid every Tuesday at 7pm, hosted by Charlie. From classic hits to deep cuts, it's all fair game. $5 buy-in, and the winner takes the cash prize. Bragging rights included.
Step into the golden age of rock and feel the power of some of the greatest rock anthems ever written 🎸🔥
The Music Circle (Everett’s only performance-based music school) presents 1970s Rock Anthems — a live student concert and scholarship fundraiser featuring music by Queen, Led Zeppelin, Fleetwood Mac, Deep Purple, and more.
📅 Saturday, May 30
🕕 Doors at 6PM | Show at 7PM
📍 APEX King’s Hall — 1611 Everett Ave
🎟️ $30 | All Ages
Come support local student musicians and rock out to the soundtrack of a generation.
Photo by Rosemary Dai Ross
Swedish singer-songwriter Sofia Talvik returns to the U.S. with her Songs, Strings & Stories Tour 2026, following a winter tour in Germany supporting her Christmas album “Wrapped in Paper”—which reached No. 3 on the Folk Radio Charts (Dec 2025) and earned praise from The New York Times and NPR.
A rare artist and gifted storyteller, Talvik brings a voice often compared to legends like Joni Mitchell, delivering a performance that feels both timeless and deeply personal.
Expect an intimate, one-of-a-kind evening reminiscent of ’70s coffeehouses and speakeasies, where music and storytelling take center stage. With ethereal vocals, warm acoustic guitar, and a sound blending Nordic folk with American roots, this show is equal parts reflective and quietly powerful.
If you love artists like Laura Marling, Lucinda Williams, Gillian Welch, or Emmylou Harris—this one’s for you.