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El Corazon

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109 Eastlake Ave E
Seattle, WA
27,568 Followers
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Fan Reviews

April 9th 2025
It's always a blast seeing TBM live! We got the VIP package to see the band. They were fun to talk to during the VIP session and we got some cool swag from them. The concert performance was amazing! They put on a great show. It's fun seeing their love for their fans and the friendship that they show each other as they perform. I love this band and their music. Keep up the great job TBM. Looking forward to seeing you again!
Rich Schleifer
April 9th 2025
Absolutely love the band and their performance. They did great and I was so glad to see them as always. The venue however as they have for years over pack the show. It is simply not enough room for how many people are allowed in there. Just look at Google reviews and accounts on Reddit of people questioning the safety and fire code standards of this place. You are sardined, shoulder to shoulder, face to back with no clear path to an exit. The only area where one is able to walk around is the hallway to the bathrooms and the adjoining "Funhouse" bar. The actual bar within El corazon is at the far wall where you have to shimmy through a sea of humanity. If there is ever an emergency evacuation, people would get trampled or crushed. Throughout the show, I saw maybe 3 to 5 people that looked ill and near passing out and had to be walked out of the crowd due to apparent heat exhaustion. Ventilation has not been addressed in many years and it gets hot. There are no overhead ducts or air flow to speak of. The only fresh air seems to be near the open entry way and the adjoining bar. If this wasn't my all-time favorite band, I would have skipped a show at this place. A popular band with a devoted fan base filled this place to the brim even on a Monday night. The venue should seriously limit the entry and install some real ventilation. The photo speaks for itself.
Rigattoni
October 14th 2024
My girlfriend and I went to your show at El Corazon in Seattle last night. Amazing show, my first time seeing you live, but I've been a huge fan of your music since around 2002. You guys sound great live, and put on an energetic show, we had a great time. Loved that you played your Heart Shaped Box cover, so appropriate in Seattle, and really cool that you spoke of Nirvana and the other grunge bands, checking out some of their history while you were in town, and mentioning them as an influence. Being in high school late 80s/early 90s, that music was my wheelhouse, and I think I can speak for almost everyone at that show, you guys giving them props like that means a lot. I also thought it was pretty cool that when we exited the club right after you guys wrapped up, there was Jesse and a couple of the other guys, standing right outside the front door by the tour bus. I'm not one to approach celebrities, musicians, etc, but I definitely appreciate that down to earth, man of the people vibe you guys put off. I think it's reflected in your music and your performance on stage. I don't think you guys get nearly the attention you should, but there's certainly a nice section of hard-core fans out there, and that was represented last night at the show. I feel like I know the lyrics to most of your songs, but seeing that entire room singing along almost word for word to just about every song...I imagine must be inspiring to you guys. You guys have been around a good while, and I feel you're still at the top of your game, maybe even getting better. Your new music is really good. I hope you'll continue to find inspiration and keep going for many, many years to come. Thanks for what you do!
Phil
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Frequently Asked Questions About El Corazon

What’s the best way to get to El Corazon?

Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, El Corazon is located at 109 Eastlake Ave E in Seattle, WA. For directions and parking info, visit El Corazon’s official website at https://elcorazonseattle.com/ or call them at +1 206-262-0482. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Seattle, WA on Bandsintown.

What can I expect from El Corazon?

El Corazon is a club in the heart of Seattle, WA, with a capacity of 807 people. At this time, there are no known age restrictions for the venue, making it the perfect place for fans to enjoy live music and events.

Which artists are performing at El Corazon this year?

El Corazon has a packed schedule for 2025-2026 with performances from top artists like Upon A Burning Body, Fame on Fire, and The Bunny The Bear. Explore the full concert calendar and grab your tickets before they sell out. Don’t miss your chance to see your favorite artists live in Seattle, WA!

What other concert venues are near El Corazon?

If you’re looking to explore more live shows in Seattle, WA, there are plenty of popular venues nearby. Check out the upcoming concerts and events at nearby venues including The Showbox, Climate Pledge Arena , and Showbox SoDo.

About El Corazon

El Corazón. Meaning “The Heart” in Spanish, the space El Corazón inhabits has functioned as a live music venue, club or bar since 1910, and helped launch some of Seattle’s most iconic bands. (Previous names of the space include Graceland, The Off Ramp, Sub-Zero, The Eastlake East Cafe and Au Go Go). The venue was the heart of the grunge explosion in the ’90s that changed Seattle and music forever; Pearl Jam’s first five shows were in this room. Soundgarden, Alice In Chains and Mudhoney all cut their teeth here. Nirvana even debuted an early version of Aneurysm here in 1990, before it was changed for its official release the next year. El Corazon has served as the launching pad for new generations of Seattle bands that have gone on to big record deals and world tours (The Fall Of Troy, Macklemore, Aiden, Schoolyard Heroes, Himsa, 3 Inches Of Blood, This Providence, Monsters Scare You, etc). While many Seattle venues have shuttered, El Corazón is still pumping life into the scene. The venue continues to host national and international acts, provides local bands with a place to build their foundation, and remains one of the leading concert halls for the all-ages crowd.
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