Fox Stevenson Seattle tickets
Fox Stevenson fans, Are you ready for Seattle? on Monday, November 2nd 2026 Fox Stevenson will be playing at The Crocodile, WA. Score your Fox Stevenson tickets Seattle right here.
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Parking & Directions for Fox Stevenson The Crocodile
2200 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA
98121, US
1. Street Parking: 0.1 miles, free or metered ($1.50/hour)
2. Ace Parking: 0.2 miles, $10 for 4 hours
3. The Crocodile Lot: 0.1 miles, $15 flat rate
4. Pike Place Market Garage: 0.6 miles, $20 for 24 hours
Fox Stevenson Concert Live at The Crocodile | Seattle – November 02nd, 2026
The Crocodile is one of those legendary venues that just feels like home for music lovers in Seattle, especially with its deep history of showcasing iconic acts like the Lumineers, who played there before skyrocketing to fame and really helped build their Seattle fan base. It’s not just about the big shows either; the venue has a knack for hosting intimate acoustic nights that really highlight the raw talent of performers. Celebrating over 25 years, The Crocodile has seen everything from legendary grunge bands to emerging artists, and it’s always exciting to see what’s coming next. If you’re heading to the Fox Stevenson Seattle show, it’s worth knowing the venue keeps things fresh with limited-time drinks and a lively, loyal crowd that packs the place for one-of-a-kind performances. Whether you’re coming from West Queen Anne or just cruising in from downtown, grabbing a ride or hopping on public transit is easy enough, and trust me, the vibe inside is totally worth it. There’s just something about catching a show here that sticks with you long after the music stops.