SEATTLE, Nov. 9, 2026. Climate Pledge Arena, at 334 1st Ave. N. in Seattle Center, has 81 events on its calendar from Nov. 10 through Sept. 15, 2027. The arena opened in 2021 under the preserved roof of the old KeyArena, and holds about 18,000 for concerts.

The next few weeks are some of the busiest of the year. Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean play Nov. 10, and Garth Brooks has four shows from Nov. 12 to 15. Katseye follow on Nov. 17, Trans-Siberian Orchestra plays two shows on Nov. 29, and the Jonas Brothers come in on Dec. 5. Olivia Rodrigo has two nights on Dec. 7 and 8.

Hockey nights

Between concerts, the Seattle Kraken fill the calendar. Home games against Vancouver, Anaheim, Chicago, Edmonton and Dallas all land in the next month. The arena also hosts the Seattle Torrent of the PWHL, who play Dec. 20, and the Seattle Holiday Classic college basketball doubleheader on Dec. 19.

Concerts keep landing too. Seattle's Allen Stone opened for Teddy Swims on his Ugly Tour at the arena this month, a homecoming that Seattle Refined captured in photos.

Seats and getting there

For sports, center sections of the lower bowl give the best view. For concerts, the floor puts fans closest to the stage, and the upper levels offer a wider view. Sections behind the stage are best avoided. Accessible seating is on every level, ten elevators serve the building and all public restrooms are wheelchair accessible.

Buses stop at 1st Ave. N. and Republican St., two minutes away, and the Seattle Center Monorail runs from Westlake Center downtown. The arena's own garage is right next door. Lower Queen Anne has plenty of places to eat, from the 5 Point Cafe to Dick's Drive-In.

The last date currently listed is Kings of Leon on Sept. 15, 2027, covered on the Kings of Leon at Climate Pledge Arena page. The full schedule and seating guide are at Climate Pledge Arena Seattle tickets and schedule.

About Climate Pledge Arena

Climate Pledge Arena is a multi-purpose arena at Seattle Center, home of the NHL's Seattle Kraken, the WNBA's Seattle Storm and the PWHL's Seattle Torrent.