Jeff Dwyer’s new single isn’t trying to be a history lecture dressed up as a song. It’s a suite—plainspoken, purposeful, and built to carry memory.
Whether you’re heading to Lumen Field for a match or exploring the city between games, this guide covers every way to get around during the tournament.
Here’s your complete guide to Seattle’s official fan zones, where to catch matches on big screens, and what to expect at each spot.
Here’s everything you need to know about where to stay in Seattle for the World Cup—best neighborhoods, hotel tips, transit access, and vibes.
Here are the best bars in Seattle to watch the 2026 World Cup — picked by locals, not algorithms. Big screens, loud crowds, cold drinks, and full-on soccer energy guaranteed.
From waterfront oysters to spicy noodles and late-night comfort food, here are 13 local-loved spots where you can eat well between World Cup matches—without falling into the tourist trap.
Whether you’re on a budget or just looking to soak up some local flavor between games, here are the best totally free things to do in Seattle that are actually worth your time.
From transit tips to the best places to grab a drink before kickoff, here’s everything you need to know about making the most of your match day at Lumen Field.
E.W. Harris may have started this project as a joke—some barroom dare to make an acoustic folk record about robots—but what he’s ended up with is one of the most complete and imaginative indie folk releases in recent memory.
“Get Your Coat” finds Goddamn Wolves easing off the distortion pedal without losing any of their character. The Raleigh-based trio, best known for their alt-rock grit and boy-girl vocal interplay, lean into something more reflective this time: a jangly, country-tinged tune that’s equal parts new direction and old memory.