Hail The Sun at The Crocodile: Seattle Concert Guide
Hail The Sun is a post-hardcore band known for energetic performances and intricate, rhythm-driven arrangements. The group shares the bill with Intervals for a hard rock and metal concert at The Crocodile in Seattle, Washington. The supplied event listing gives the date as March 17, 2024; check ticketsforseattle.com for current event and ticket information.
The lineup pairs Hail The Sun's vocal-led sound with Intervals' instrumental approach, offering fans two distinct styles within a single concert. The event information provided does not confirm a tour name, setlist, or Hail The Sun's previous dates at The Crocodile, so those details should be verified before planning around them.
Venue and Seating Information
The Crocodile is a Seattle music venue where the experience can depend on the room layout and how close fans want to be to the stage. For a high-energy show, arriving early may help attendees find a preferred viewing spot. Specific seating sections and sightline reviews are not confirmed in the supplied event details.
Check the event's ticket options for the applicable room configuration and whether the performance is general admission or reserved. Do not assume that a particular section is available or offers a better view without confirming the details for this event.
Parking Information
Parking availability and rates can vary by day and nearby facility. Consider comparing options before arriving, and allow extra time to park and reach the venue.
- Look for nearby public parking facilities and confirm their current hours and rates.
- Check street-parking signs carefully, since restrictions and availability may change.
No specific parking facility, address, or price is confirmed in the provided information. The Crocodile is listed at ticketsforseattle.com as a Seattle Concerts venue, with this event categorized under Hard rock / metal.
Hail The Sun Seattle reviews
STS9 made me want to leave. 11/2 NYC
I was brought to the show by some buddies who recommended it, although I have never seen Hail The Sun before and haven't listened to them much. I felt like I was being sold something a 12 year old could do if given a macbook pro and ableton. It just didn't seem like much besides the bassist hitting one note followed by massive synth and pictures being flashed in my face.
The opening DJ, who flashed some moments of hot tracks, and Hail The Sun didn't mention the storm. Instead, they just flashed the Mayan calendar in my face and showed me that using thousands of dollars of computers is worth charging people money. Very disappointed and furthermore, I was surprised.
My friends enjoyed the show. I was ready to walk out and spent most of my time hanging out with people by the bar.