Wednesday – Band at Moore Theatre

2026 Tour

By the time Wednesday steps on stage at the Seattle Moore Theater on April 23rd, 2026, the room will already feel heavy. Like the kind of heavy that makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand up. This is not a polished radio ready indie. It is a loud and messy and kind of beautiful in all the wrong ways type of indie music. Their mix of shoegaze and alt-country and dark indie comes soaked in Southern grit, heartbreak and the nights that never seemed to end.

Karly Hartzman's voice is the kind you can not ignore. It's tender and shredded at the same time, like she's whispering secrets through a haze of cigarette smoke. Her lyrics are not just songs, they are little confessions and broken hearts in snapshots of lonely little towns, and nights spent thinking all the way through to the morning. Every track hits you in the chest, whether it's fuzzy slow burn or a chaotic wall of guitars that leaves your ears ringing.

LIVE is when Wednesday doesn't hold back. They're raw and urgent and sometimes a little scary, but only in the best way possible which is pretty rare. Distortion isn't just a sound, it's definitely a feeling. The Moore Theater, with its worn in wood and anchoring ceilings, is the perfect place for a band that thrives on imperfection. 

If you have ever wanted to lose yourself in a show, or to feel something that sticks with you even when the lights come back up, this is definitely the show you're looking for. Wednesday's music is dark, messy and painfully real, the kind of night that makes you glad you came, even if you leave a little wrecked. It's not just a concert. It's more of a confession or a scream or a quiet cry, and a heartbeat, all wrapped up in one little box.

You definitely don't want to miss out on these up and coming artists. So go ahead and hit that “Buy Tickets” button right now and get ready for a one of a kind night that feels heavy and fluffy all in the same moment.