'The Crocodile - Seattle's Best Live Music Venue'

'Named one of the Best Clubs in America by Rolling Stone, The Crocodile is the premier location to catch up and coming diverse musical acts in Seattle, ranging from local bands to national and international talent. Genres range from rock, hip-hop, punk and electronic to folk, metal and avant-garde. The venue is also available for private events, talent showcases and fundraisers.'

'The Crocodile History'

'The Crocodile is a beloved Northwest Seattle-area landmark that has hosted some of the most legendary acts of the past two decades. Opened in 1991 at the height of the grunge and indie music scene that defined the 1990s and Seattle in particular, music fans have enjoyed the music of Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Yoko Ono, R.E.M., Cheap Trick, the Beastie Boys, Tom Morello, The Ting Tings, Ben Harper, Meat Puppets, Macklemore, Alabama Shakes and many others. The venue briefly closed its doors in 2007 to undergo needed construction and renovations, but unlike other historic music venues that have closed their doors for good, The Crocodile reopened in 2009 and continues to occupy a place in the Belltown music scene.'

'The Crocodile - Events'

'The Crocodile is open seven nights a week and hosts live music acts as well as private events and fundraisers. Patrons can purchase pizza and cold drinks at The Back Bar. In addition to musical acts, they also host weekly events, including DJ nights, burlesque, happy hour bingo and Tuesday night karaoke for a $5 cover. Open seven days a week until 2 a.m., daily happy hour is from 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. and 11 p.m. - Close. All sales are final unless due to cancellation.'

'The Crocodile Seating Layout'

'The Crocodile is a standing room only venue designed to convey an intimate, living room feel, where the bands can better connect with all of their fans during a live show. Patrons with ADA seating requirements are encouraged to contact the venue in advance to discuss special arrangements. Patrons are encouraged to arrive early to snag the best spots before a show.'

'Seattle, WA'

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Still on top of the music scene decades after Nirvana hit the scene, Seattle is also known for a thriving arts, culinary, culture and theater scene that makes it an ideal destination for all kinds of visitors. Located in the heart of the city in Belltown, The Crocodile is within walking or commuting distance to some of the city's most iconic and famous attractions, including The Space Needle, Pike Place Market, the Seattle Aquarium and other music venues like The Showbox and Paramount Theatre.

'Trivia'

'When The Crocodile hosted Nirvana back in 1992, tickets sold for $3, and the band was actually billed as Pen Cap Chew!'