ZooTunes summer concerts are back for 2024 with an epic lineup.
Seattle’s Woodland Park Zoo is welcoming music lovers back to their meadow this summer for their 40th annual BECU ZooTunes summer concert series that runs from June through August. The 2024 artist lineup was just announced and we’re especially excited for this year’s shows. Ticket pre-sales began today (Thursday, February 22) so check out the full concert series lineup below!
Mother Mother/Cavetown (with Destroy Boys)
June 16
Mother Mother is a Canadian indie-rock band and Cavetown is an English singer-songwriter and record producer.
Car Seat Headrest
June 20
This American indie-rock band is originally from Virginia but is now based in Seattle!
The Roots
July 21
Everyone knows The Roots. Formed in 1987 in Philadelphia, this hip-hop band is well-known now for being the house band on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon.
Violent Femmes
July 25
This folk punk band from Wisconsin has been active since the ’80s.
Norah Jones
July 29
The talented pianist Norah Jones is one of America’s most beloved singer-songwriters.
The Decemberists
August 1
This indie rock band from Portland are especially well-known in the PNW.
Sierra Ferrell (with Nick Shoulders)
August 11
Sierra Ferrell is a country singer-songwriter from West Virginia.
The Japanese House
August 12
The Japanese House is the professional name of Amber Mary Bain, an English indie pop musician.
Built to Spill performing “There’s Nothing Wrong with Love”/ Yo La Tengo
August 15
Built to Spill is a ’90s indie rock band and Yo La Tengo is an indie rock band that formed in New Jersey back in the ’80s.
Waxahatchee (with Woods)
August 18
Waxahatchee is an indie band formed by singer-songwriter Katie Crutchfield, who is from Alabama.
Alvvays (with The Beths)
August 19
Pronounced “always,” Alvvays is a Canadian indie pop band that formed in 2011.
Elle King
August 21
Elle King is a singer-songwriter from LA whose music is a mix of country, rock, and blues.
Ticket pre-sales have begun
You can get pre-sale tickets for any of the above concerts now! Note that tickets will only be sold online and not at the zoo gates. You can get tickets on the zoo website.
Money raised by ZooTunes goes towards supporting the zoo’s animal care as well as local and global conservation and education programs. So make sure you show up and have some fun for a good cause this summer!
ZooTunes 2024
When: June 16 through August 21
Where: Woodland Park Zoo
Cost: $50+ per concert
Featured image from Alexander Bannan