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The Neptune is located at 1303 NE 45th Street in Seattle's University District. All ages show, bar with valid photo I.D. There is an overall 8 ticket limit per patron. Patrons exceeding the ticket limit will have their orders canceled at the venue's discretion. All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcodes delayed until 4 days prior to event. Venue reserves the right to change delivery methods. Unless otherwise noted, each person must have a ticket regardless of age. No babies in arms. No Elevator. Ramps only to the balcony level.
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Carlos
June 16th 2024
The venue is perfect, but lately groups use the place to socialize and chat vere loudly interfering with the performers sound. I don't think I can continue patronizing music events in this kind of venues. No one tells these party goers to shut up and listen to the CONCERT.
Birmingham, AL@Iron City Bham
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Drive-By Truckers Biography
Welcome 2 Club XIII, DBT’s 14th studio album, marks a sharp departure from the trenchant political commentary of their last three records.
A reckoning with the dualities of the things that make you alive and how they sometimes can kill you. A life affirming flashlight for the dark nights of one’s soul.
With guest appearances including Margo Price, Mike Mills and Schaefer Lllana.
The first single (and title track) is a tongue in cheek homage to a local dive that founding members Cooley and Hood played in their early days.
Disco lights and industrial carpet, they would occasionally play to a near empty room or open for a hair metal cover band.
As they say in the song “Our glory days did kinda suck”.
Welcome 2 Club XIII out on June 3, 2022
Read MoreA reckoning with the dualities of the things that make you alive and how they sometimes can kill you. A life affirming flashlight for the dark nights of one’s soul.
With guest appearances including Margo Price, Mike Mills and Schaefer Lllana.
The first single (and title track) is a tongue in cheek homage to a local dive that founding members Cooley and Hood played in their early days.
Disco lights and industrial carpet, they would occasionally play to a near empty room or open for a hair metal cover band.
As they say in the song “Our glory days did kinda suck”.
Welcome 2 Club XIII out on June 3, 2022
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