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Capitol Hill Block Party Announces Initial 2015 Line-up

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Including RATATAT, TV on the Radio, The Kills

Three-day Passes on Sale Today at 9 a.m. PST.




2015 PARTIAL LINEUP
RATATAT * TV On The Radio * The Kills * Toro Y Moi * Built to Spill * The Julie Ruin * 
Broods * Wye Oak * Flatbush Zombies * Jamie XX * Giraffage * Shabazz Palaces * DIIV * 
Com Truise * Deafheaven * Wet * Shannon And The Clams * Unknown Mortal Orchestra * 
The Flavr Blue * Sam Lachow * BADBADNOTGOOD * Lower Dens * Protomartyr * Daktyl * 
The Coathangers * Meatbodies * Chastity Belt * Ambassadeurs * Lost Lander * Kite String Tangle * The Wooden Sky * Smokey Brights * Industrial Revelation * Kinski * Crater * 
One Above None Below * Slow Bird * Zoolab

CAPITOL HILL BLOCK PARTY 2015 TICKET INFORMATION
• March 31 – April 2: pre-sale three-day passes available for $99, while supplies last
• April 3 – July 4: three-day pass price will be $125, while supplies last
• July 5 – July 26: three-day pass price will be $150
• VIP Packages will now be made available for $250, while supplies last

MORE ABOUT CAPITOL HILL BLOCK PARTY
Named by USA Today’s “Pop Candy” as one of the “Twelve reasons to visit Seattle”, CHBP offers outstanding musical performances. In addition, the festival features resident art galleries, restaurants, clubs, and stores that help define Seattle as a cultural hub. CHBP’s reputation for bringing the best in regional and touring indie artists to the stage has drawn 10,000 people a day for sold out shows year after year. The Capitol Hill Block Party showcases over 100 of the best Northwest and national bands and DJ’s. CHBP’s low ticket price offers fans five stages over three days each summer in. Surrounded by all the great amenities you get in the middle of our beautiful city, we’re all about independent music and culture, thought, and progressive politics. We feature excellent independent craft booths, food trucks, local non-profits, introduce you to local pro-music politicians, and raise money for The Vera Project (www.theveraproject.org), KEXP (www.kexp.org), and The Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce, as well as the neighborhood and various other charities.

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