Christie Park

Following the release of her acclaimed debut I Need to Start a Garden and its long-awaited follow-up Seed of a Seed, Haley Heynderickx recently released What of Our Nature, a collaboration with Max García Conover. After a year of touring with Max and working on new material, she now returns to the road for a rare run of solo performances. One of contemporary folk's most quietly captivating voices, Heynderickx writes with warmth, wit and self-reflection. Her songs find wonder in the everyday while exploring questions of identity, belonging and our relationship with the natural world. Tender, thoughtful and quietly spellbinding, these shows are an invitation to step into the unknown with her and leave a little room for what may come next.

Seattle's Tribute to the 50th Anniversary of The Last Waltz features an all-star lineup of local and regional artists performing the iconic music of The Band and their legendary 1976 farewell concert. Guest artists include Melanie Radford (Built to Spill), Eric Howk (Portugal. The Man), Stephanie Anne Johnson, Shaina Shepherd, Cameron Lavi-Jones (King Youngblood), Jules Esquire, Ethan Anderson (Massy Ferguson), Eric Blu (Eric Blu & The Soul Revue), Annie Jantzer, Nick Foster, Katie Sweeney and Sean Clavere (The Ramblin' Years), Shasta Bree, Kye Alfred Hillig, Danny Oleson (Exohxo), Christopher Michael Meyer (Our Dead Fathers), Simon Kornelis, Steve Nagle (Backstreet Jellyroll), and Seanjohn Walsh. The house band features Jasen Samford on drums, Michael Rognlie on bass, Robbie Christmas on guitar and vocals, Leif Dalan on piano, and Bill Nordwall on organ, with a full horn section. Doors open at 7:00 PM, show starts at 8:00 PM. All ages welcome. A portion of ticket proceeds supports Northwest Harvest.

Matt Rogers is an actor, comedian, writer, and recording artist on the rise with undeniable talent and charm. The multihyphenate is the co-host of the award-winning and hugely popular podcast "Las Culturistas" with Bowen Yang, which TIME recently honored as one of the "100 Best Podcasts of All Time." This follows the podcast's win of "Podcast of the Year" at the 2023 iHeartRadio Podcast Awards. Together, the pair bring their signature wit to their annual, sold-out "Las Culturistas Culture Awards," which just celebrated its fifth year. For the past two years, the show has been broadcast on Bravo and Peacock. Dubbed the "Prince of Christmas," Rogers dropped his debut yuletide dance-pop album "Have You Heard of Christmas?" with Capitol Records in 2023. The 12-track pop parody pastiche, which includes songs from his acclaimed 2022 Showtime special of the same name, highlights his songwriting chops and showman sensibility, complete with new mixes and surprise collaborations. He'll hit the road this December for his fan-favorite holiday tour across the U.S. and Canada—a high-energy spectacle packed with tracks from the album and brand-new seasonal anthems. The ever-evolving show has become an annual sold-out celebration. On the silver screen, Matt can recently be seen in the Netflix dark comedy series "No Good Deed" opposite Lisa Kudrow, Ray Romano, and an all-star cast. Fans may also know Matt from his breakthrough performance in the Showtime comedy series "I Love That For You," created by Vanessa Bayer and Jeremy Beiler. He was heralded for his "scene-stealing turn" (Vanity Fair), with USA Today applauding him as "the show's breakout." Rogers had a memorable guest role in Benito Skinner's "Overcompensating" and appeared in Season 2 of Apple TV+'s "Palm Royale." Matt recently appeared in Aziz Ansari's film "Good Fortune" alongside Ansari, Seth Rogen, Keanu Reeves, and Sandra Oh. Most recently, audiences can see him in "Stop! That! Train!" in a role which critics hailed as "hilarious." Upcoming, he will appear in Season 2 of Prime Video's "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," directed by Donald Glover. Matt is also known for his buzzworthy performance in the revolutionary queer romantic comedy "Fire Island," opposite Bowen Yang and Joel Kim Booster. The groundbreaking film earned much recognition, resulting in an Ensemble Tribute at the 2022 Gotham Awards and several award nominations, including the 2023 PGA Awards, 2023 Emmy Awards, and the 2023 GLAAD Media Awards. In March 2026, Matt and Bowen were honored with the Stephen F. Kolzak Award at the 37th Annual GLAAD Media Awards for promoting visibility and acceptance of the LGBTQ+ community through their work on "Las Culturistas." Behind the scenes, he has written for hit series such as the HBO Max critically acclaimed comedy "The Other Two" and the Netflix animated spy comedy "Q-Force," the latter of which Rogers also voiced one of the lead characters, "Twink." He also co-created the short-form competition series "Gayme Show," which he hosted alongside Dave Mizzoni. The New York native currently splits his time between New York and Los Angeles. Recommended for ages 18+ due to mature content.

I'm really excited to finally be coming back to North America with UNKLE SOUNDS. These will be our first UNKLE SOUNDS shows in the USA and Canada in over 20 years, going right back to the Never, Never, Land era, and our first time back in Mexico since 2016. It's been far too long and I can't wait to be back. UNKLE SOUNDS is a sonic and visual journey through the UNKLE universe and beyond. A night of deep cuts and classics.

The premise of the podcast Criminal has always been to tell stories about people "who've done wrong, been wronged, or gotten caught somewhere in the middle." In this all-new, intimate, and darkly funny show, host Phoebe Judge tells those stories about herself and the people she loves. Growing up in an eccentric, unpredictable family in Chicago, Judge began discovering family secrets, and shares how those secrets have shaped her life — including the work she does as a journalist and host of a true crime podcast. Phoebe Judge is the host and co-creator of Criminal, This is Love, and Phoebe Reads a Mystery. Criminal was named the "best true crime podcast of all time" by Entertainment Weekly, while The New York Times has called it a "venerated series" that has "grown only more impressive with time." Previously, Phoebe was a host at WUNC North Carolina Public Radio, a producer for The Story with Dick Gordon, and a reporter based on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Her work has won multiple Edward R. Murrow and Associated Press awards.