Blue Moon Tavern
Venue Type: Bar, Club
- Phone: 206-675-9116
- Neighborhood: North Seattle, University District
- Web: http://www.myspace.com/bluemoonseattle
- Parking Details: Street and Paid Lot
- Age Restriction: 21 and over
The Blue Moon Tavern in the University District is the finest in dive bars that the area has to offer, easily recognizable by the silhouetted drinking man in front, continuously sipping his beer, a PBR no doubt. Here you will find the grittiest in Seattle music and patrons, along with cheap beers and an open seat for you. If you haven't been to the Blue Moon Tavern, well, you haven't been to Seattle.
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Sun 10.19.08 Mt. Non-fiction Sessions
Thu 08.14.08 rigor & strife rides again!
Sat 07.19.08 The 39 Steps
Thu 07.17.08 Billy Joe and The Dusty 45s
Sat 07.12.08 Royal Bear
Fri 07.11.08 Wild Orchid Children
Sat 07.05.08 Change Versus Comfort
Sat 06.28.08 Kuli Loach
Fri 06.27.08 Ivan the Wheel
Thu 06.26.08 Wah Wah Exit Wound
Sat 06.21.08 Halophile
Fri 06.20.08 3-Way Switch
Fri 06.20.08 Motorik @ The Blue Moon Tavern
Thu 06.19.08 Olympus
Sat 06.14.08 Shmoes' The
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Blue Moon Tavern
712 N.E. 45th St.
Seattle, WA 98105
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Blue Moon Tavern
Club; Bar
Comment by: Shilo Urban
The Blue Moon Shines like a Sapphire in a Ditch
Now I know this title is confusing, because most reviews of the Blue Moon Tavern don't use descriptors of glistening gems but words like 'scary, bumhaven, rat-infested, crack, total dump, and I hate my life'. Some remarks even suggest that along with ID the Blue Moon require medical insurance for entry, or that the drinkers might be better served if . So how could such a crap hole be so popular? Why is this dive so infamous, so loved, such the object of tender affection from normally staid Seattleites? Because it is real. The Blue Moon is not for pretenders or phonies, it does not make any excuses for it's dirty bathroom, horrid service or junkie beer. It is real, and it shimmers like a black eye on a crack head.