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Capitol Hill Block Party 2015

Apr 3, 2015, 8:11 PM | Updated: Oct 10, 2024, 4:05 pm

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Capitol Hill Block Party is back! CHBP has announced the first wave FULL LINE-UP of performers confirmed for the 2015 music festival, which is scheduled for July 24-26 in our very own city of Seattle.

Here’s a list of the partial line-up:
CHBP 2015 Full Line-up:

NEW ADDITIONS:

Father John Misty // Ivan & Alyosha // The Physics // Kodak to Graph // Girlpool // Yumi Zouma // Jarv Dee // Brothers from Another // Daniel Kirkpatrick // Slow Dance // Snuff Redux // Murder Vibes // Chimurenga Renaissance // Theoretics // Theories // Whitney Lyman // Maiah Manser // Fabulous Party Boys // Ryan Caraveo // Acid Tongue // Dex Amora // Moon Dial // Ephrata // HARPS // Gods Themselves // Kung Foo Grip // JusMoni // Freak Vibe // SSDD // Deep Creep // Blood Drugs // Grave Babies // Grenades // Great Falls // Old Iron // My Goodness // Heiress // Curse of the North // Lesbian // Great Spiders // Scott Yoder // Bad Blood // Cold Fronts // Brain Drain //Gazebos

ARTISTS ANNOUNCED IN MARCH:

RATATAT • TV On The Radio • The Kills • Toro Y Moi • Built to Spill • The Julie Ruin • Broods • Wye Oak • Flatbush Zombies • Jamie XX * • Giraffage * Shabazz Palaces * DIIV • Com Truise • Deafheaven • Wet • Shannon And The Clams * Unknown Mortal Orchestra * The Flavr Blue * Sam Lachow * BADBADNOTGOOD * Lower Dens * Protomartyr • Daktyl * The Coathangers * Meatbodies • Chastity Belt * Ambassadeurs * Lost Lander * Kite String Tangle * The Wooden Sky * • Smokey Brights • Industrial Revelation • Kinski * Crater * One Above None Below * Slow Bird * Zoolab

“This year I feel personally connected to the line up more than ever. I have history with many of the top tier acts dating back to their very first shows in the PNW, so it’s exciting to see them circle back years later headlining our festival. We made a concerted effort to book bands we felt best exemplified the spirit and history of the festival, putting an emphasis on indie rock and punk bands alongside genres like hip-hop and EDM.” said Jason Lajeunesse, the festival’s owner and producer. “We booked the acts we’d want to see and, as a result, the artists we chose reflect the energy and heart of this music festival and neighborhood.”

Purchase single day and 3 day passes for a decent price until July 4th. BUY TICKETS HERE!

April 3 – July 4: three-day pass price will be $125, while supplies last;
July 5 – July 26: three-day pass price will be $150;
VIP Packages are available for $250, while supplies last

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