Redmond's Marymoor Live concerts return with exciting 2024 lineup

Kristina Moy
·2 min read
<div>Marymoor Live is an annual concert series that takes place during the summer months at King County’s Marymoor Park in Redmond, Wash.</div> <strong>(M. Lynn G via Yelp)</strong>
Marymoor Live is an annual concert series that takes place during the summer months at King County’s Marymoor Park in Redmond, Wash.
(M. Lynn G via Yelp)

REDMOND, Wash. - As the summer months approach, anticipation is mounting for the return of the annual Marymoor Live concert series at King County's beloved Marymoor Park.

Now in its 21st year, Marymoor Live remains a cherished tradition, offering a picturesque backdrop for open-air concerts in the Seattle area.

The lineup for this year's series has been unveiled, featuring 15 shows from June to September.

This year's diverse lineup of artists:

  • June 19: Brit Floyd

  • July 8: Slash with Warren Haynes, Samantha Fish and Eric Gales

  • July 11: Ziggy Marley with Lettuce

  • July 12: An evening with The Avett Brothers

  • July 13: Blues Traveler and JJ Grey & Mofro

  • July 14: Air Supply

  • July 17: Melissa Etheridge and Jewel

  • July 18: Primus and Coheed & Cambria with special guest Guerilla Tos

  • July 19: The Legendary Wailers featuring Junior Marvin with Third World, The Skatalites

  • July 20: Something Corporate

  • Aug. 2: Lee Brice with Madeline Merlo

  • Aug. 14: Howard Jones and ABC with Haircut One Hundred

  • Aug. 15: Squeeze and Boy George

  • Aug. 31: 311 with special guests AWOLNATION and Neon Trees

  • Sept. 7: Switchfoot, Matt Nathanson and Blue October

Tickets can be purchased via Ticketmaster, with parking available at $20 per vehicle. For concertgoers seeking an enhanced experience, Base Camp upgrades are available for $99 per show, offering amenities such as premium parking, an exclusive GA entrance, private restrooms, complimentary water and soda and access to a rotating food menu.

Marymoor Live's Instagram page has hinted at the possibility of additional shows being added to the lineup.

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Revenue generated from the concert series, including 100% of parking fees, directly supports the operation and maintenance of King County Parks' facilities and public lands.

Concertgoers are encouraged to stay updated on the latest news about the concerts by visiting Marymoore Live's website and Instagram page.

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