#chbp2018

PSA: Portland favorite, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, has been added to 2018′s Capitol Hill Block Party lineup. The New Zealand native brothers Ruban Nielson and Kody Nielson, with drummer Jake Portrait, are on tour in North America and then Australia through September. Among other bands added to the lineup are Seattle locals Monsterwatch and The Black Tones.

Be sure to get your tickets for the best weekend of the summer now! Tickets are available here.

To keep up on all the action and any new announcements and updates, like Capitol Hill Block Party on Facebook, follow @capitolhillblockparty on Instagram, and follow @CHBlockParty on Twitter.

FULL LINEUP BY DAY

Friday, July 20

Dillon Francis // Goldlink // Alvvays // Quinn XCII // Yaeji // Sol // Melvv // Kelly Lee Owens // Flasher // Dude York // Facs // Jake Crocker // NAVVI // The Ramblin' Years // Moorea Masa & The Mood // Sundog // Real Don Music // Booboolala // The Black Tones // Lo' There // The Morning After // Pink Boa // Pheso // Monsterwatch // Scott Yoder // Ex-Licks // Ononos // Quid Quo // Atomic Rust // Double Sunrise Club

Saturday, July 21

BROCKHAMPTON // Oh Wonder // Betty Who // Chet Porter // Jamila Woods // The Dip // Gavin Turek // Pluko // Opia // Great Grandpa // Busty and the Bass // FKL // Claire George // Parisalexa // Metsä // Kuinka // Kinski // Hibou // Lion's Ambition // Vox Mod // Mirror Ferrari // Sundries // Kylie Nelson // Falon Sierra // Shelf Nunny // Ayo Dot & The Uppercuts // The Requisite // Adé feat. Airport // Spesh // Swishblade // Pink Parts // Dyed // TERMINATor // Handmodel // Feel Good Inc.

Sunday, July 22

Father John Misty // Cashmere Cat // Unknown Mortal Orchestra // Two Feet // Ryan Caraveo // Bully // Amber Mark // TR/ST // Overcoats // Chong the Nomad // The Teskey Brothers // Close Encounter // La Fonda // Paco // Fell From a Star // My Cartoon Heart // Whitney Ballen // Catlow // Prison // SSDD // Novopain // Fantasy A // Blood Drugs / JET

Seattle’s Capitol Hill Block Party is back July 20-23! This year, acts Father John Misty, BROCKHAMPTON, and Dillon Francis headline the best weekend of the year. There’s no doubt that between five stages and 50+ acts that they’ll be something for everyone. 

We curated our own playlist comprised of all the bangers that we think you need to listen to.