Guster at Moore Theatre

When Guster hits the crowd with Satellite, it's a sight to behold. If you're in attendance, you're going to be hanging on every word that comes from the stage. They have an acoustic version of the song that somehow makes it hit home even harder. What you can expect out of this February night in Seattle is, truthfully, a little of everything. They're taking the name of the tour, "We Also Have Eras," very seriously. What they do is dress up like they did back in the day. If they come out and sing Parachute from the album of the same name that was released in 95, you can expect them to be donning some jean jackets and round sunglasses.

There's also a part of the show where the guys are going to be acting out skits. In a sense, what they're doing is telling the story of the band throughout the concert. It's a clever idea that fans really liked in their 2024 tour. That's why they're bringing the concept back for another run in the first two months of 2025. Since Seattle wasn't a town they hit up in the first run, they made sure to schedule this stop in the Moore Theater, so their fans in the Pacific Northwest could get a chance to enjoy this experience. The warning is out, though! They won't be bringing this show back in 2026 this is your last chance to be a part of it.

Pretty much anywhere in the Moore Theater can be considered a "good" spot to enjoy the show. If you have your pick, you may want to look into the Balcony Circle area. Here, you'll have a full view of the stage with a bit more room to stretch your legs out and dance. Since there's some "acting" involved in this experience, it could be worth it to have a broader perspective of the stage. It's still a rock concert, though, so you can't go wrong with being right up there near the stage to try and get as close to Guster as can be. If you want to have your pick of the best seats in the house for this February 11th show, click the get tickets button now!