The Swedish American Hall - Cafe Du Nord has historically been a tremendous locale to hear bands perform live. The energizing feel will the leave the audience charged. Every one of the 550 seats has a unobstructed view of the group. Tickets to every show at The Swedish American Hall - Cafe Du Nord are worth the fee for the exuberant masses and the awe-inspiring atmosphere.

The Swedish American Hall - Cafe Du Nord is a dive bar, but now and then it has popular groups like Evanescence. Bands from the city perform at the setting mostly, just about every day of the week. Open mic nights on Thursday allow smaller bands from around the county who are just starting out or just playing for fun to be heard, giving The Swedish American Hall - Cafe Du Nord a break from the scheduled shows.

The Swedish American Hall - Cafe Du Nord was originally known as The Boss, but Larry Foster purchased the club from Seth Gibson in 1978 and changed the name. The owner used his favorite club while he was in his 20s and abided in Seattle as the inspiration for the design of the bar he owns now. The Swedish American Hall - Cafe Du Nord has become one of the most respected dive bars in town to listen to concerts or buy a nightcap.

Intermittently The Swedish American Hall - Cafe Du Nord will have well-known bands and the tickets will sell out with incredible speed. is committed to have a stock of seats to those concerts, no matter how out of stock they are. Jointly with the tickets, our site has a handy schedule of the popular show at The Swedish American Hall - Cafe Du Nord. The site also has a current area map that can be used to locate a bar before the show.