ARTMS at Showbox SoDo: Frequently Asked Questions
When is ARTMS performing at Showbox SoDo in Seattle?
ARTMS is scheduled to perform on, at Showbox SoDo, located at 1700 1st Ave S in Seattle's SoDo neighborhood. Check your ticket and event updates for the confirmed door and show times.
What kind of concert is ARTMS?
ARTMS is a pop act, making this a live pop concert in an intimate club setting. Showbox SoDo's 1,100-capacity main room puts fans close to the stage, with a general-admission standing floor and an elevated balcony area.
How much do ARTMS tickets cost?
Prices currently start around $50, with many tickets expected to fall in the approximate $50?$180 range. Prices can change as inventory and market demand shift, and the displayed price may not include applicable fees. Check ticketsforseattle.com for current availability.
Is Showbox SoDo seated or standing?
The main room is primarily general admission standing, with no traditional assigned seats on the floor. The elevated balcony or mezzanine offers a higher viewing angle and limited seating. The separate Showbox SoDo Lounge is a smaller room with its own stage and seating; confirm the event's room and ticket details before purchasing.
Where are the best and least desirable places to stand at Showbox SoDo?
For a clear view, aim for the center of the main floor near the stage or the front of the balcony. The floor provides a close-up, energetic experience but can feel crowded, and views from farther back may be less direct. Balcony seating is limited, so arrive early if your ticket and the event setup allow access there.
Where can I park for the ARTMS concert?
Showbox SoDo does not have on-site parking. Nearby options include the 1701 1st Ave S lot, with rates starting around $8, and the 1560 1st Ave S lot, with rates starting around $3.74; prices and availability can vary. Free street parking may be available on Utah Street and nearby blocks, subject to posted restrictions. Consider reserving or checking current rates ahead of time: ParkMobile parking information.
What is the easiest way to get to Showbox SoDo?
Rideshare pickup and drop-off are available near 1700 1st Ave S, and Uber or Lyft can be convenient given the limited on-site parking. King County Metro buses also serve the SoDo area. Check current transit schedules and plan extra time for your trip.
What should I know about entry, bags, and age restrictions?
Bag rules and age restrictions can depend on the event and may change. Review the current Showbox SoDo event information before you leave, and bring only what you need to help speed up entry. Keep a valid photo ID available if required for age verification or bar service.
How long does an ARTMS concert usually last, and will there be opening acts?
The exact set length and schedule for this October 25 show have not been provided. Concerts of this type often run about 90 minutes to two hours, including any opening performance, but the actual duration can vary. Opening acts have not been confirmed; check event updates closer to the date.
How do I access mobile tickets purchased through ticketsforseattle.com?
Follow the delivery instructions in your order confirmation and use the ticket link or account details provided for your purchase. Save your tickets to your phone before arriving, make sure your device is charged, and have your order confirmation available. If delivery details are missing or you need help, contact ticketsforseattle.com customer support before event day.
Are ARTMS tickets purchased through ticketsforseattle.com legitimate?
Ticketsforseattle.com provides a marketplace for event tickets and offers customer support and applicable purchase protections as described in its order terms. Review the listing, delivery method, and checkout details before completing your purchase. For questions about a specific order, contact the ticket provider directly using the details in your confirmation.
ARTMS Seattle Concert reviews
Could have been better all around
"Jimmie Allen, her opening act, was a poor choice. Uncalled for was calling us “white folks”, what a way to make us all feel “united!” It would have been nice to hear even a montage of her more popular songs. Singing classic songs is preferred over swinging from one stage to another. There was a lot of delay in announcing the performers, and they did not present to the stage for a while due to the stage still being set up. Not sanitary was needing to take off bottle caps from our water bottles at the concession stand. I don’t like to put my water bottle down without a cap on it, and I’m not going to drink it in one gulp either."