Carrington Pavilion has never failed to be a wonderful place to hear music performed live. The locale has a atmosphere that will entrance the throngs of fans and leave them jolted. When full, all 250 people have a unobscured perspective of the performer. Tickets to each show at Carrington Pavilion are worth the cost of admission for the playful masses and the dominating feel.

Even though Carrington Pavilion is a tiny venue, it has heavily-publicized groups like Thirty Seconds to Mars intermittently. Bands from the city play at the stage mainly, most weekends. Carrington Pavilion does not discriminate against any music, having shows for everything from punk rock to folk music scheduled every day of the week. The site also has an open mic night on Thursday.

Carrington Pavilion was originally a five-star hotel, but it was remodeled into a bar when the owner sold it in 1957 by Rick Natalello. The owner used his favorite club while he was in his 20s and lived in Seattle as the inspiration for the design of the bar he runs now. Carrington Pavilion has always been one of the most pleasant bars around the city for shows.

Occasionally Carrington Pavilion will have popular bands and the tickets will not last that long. is committed to have seats to those concerts, no matter how tough to get they happen to be. In addition to the tickets, our ticket broker website has, our ticket broker website provides a convenient schedule of the heavily-publicized concert at Carrington Pavilion. The site also has a helpful map of the surrounding area that can be used to pinpoint a place to get a drink before or after the show.