Seattle, WA – Re-emerging for its 53rd year, Seattle’s iconic Bumbershoot Arts & Music Festival has announced the music lineup for its 2026 edition, taking place in the shadow of arguably the most recognizable landmark, the space needle, this Labor Day Weekend, September 5–6.
Bumbershoot remains the city’s legacy arts and music festival and this year’s line up will not disappoint. This two-day festival’s headliners Turnstile and Death Cab for Cutie, have some serious back up. Packed with renowned bands from an array of genres you can be sure you will hear something you love and find something new to become a fan of.
This year, Bumbershoot is implementing several fan-driven improvements designed to make the festival more accessible and enjoyable for its community. This starts with its three distinct ticket options – General Admission, General Admission + Re-Entry, or Deluxe – allowing attendees to select the experience that best fits how they want to spend their day on campus. Bumbershoot will also introduce a Sip & Stroll open-container experience, allowing guests to enjoy beverages beyond traditional beer gardens while exploring the festival grounds. In keeping with Bumbershoot’s community-first spirit, children 12 and under are admitted free with a ticketed adult.
Tickets for Bumbershoot 2026 are on sale now, with additional programming announcements to follow in the coming months. Tickets and additional information can be found at www.bumbershoot.com.
Bumbershoot Arts & Music Festival 2026 Lineup
Saturday, September 5
Turnstile
Lucy Dacus
Blood Orange
Chase & Status
Bikini Kill
Molchat Doma
Joey Valence & Brae
Peaches
Die Spitz
Silvana Estrada
Pixel Grip
Cain Culto
Travis Thompson
Oblé Reed
XCOMM
Anthers
Juliet Daniel
Aryana León
Bexley
Sunday, September 6
Death Cab for Cutie
Orville Peck
De La Soul
Yves Tumor
ATARASHII GAKKO!
Sudan Archives
Tokimonsta
Goldie Boutilier
Noname – 10th Anniversary of “Telefone”
54 Ultra
Sextile
PawPaw Rod
W.I.T.C.H.
Takuya Nakamura
Daughters of Venus
Lucha Luna
Hannah Duckworth
Morgan Paris Lanza
American Flats
