Andy Grammer at Moore Theatre

It’s just fitting that one of the lines from Andy Grammer’s first works is “You’re going to turn out fine.” That’s a line that you can find in his song “Keep Your Head Up” from his debut album. He’s always been throwing out good vibes! The man just seemingly has a great soul, and that is something that you can feel when you’re in the crowd. One of the popular bits in his concerts is speeding up the lyrics to “Honey I’m Good.” What this does is get everyone up and singing and dancing fast! At the end of the song, you’re going to have a smile on your face, and you’re going to be happy that you came along for the experience. That’s a feeling that usually carries over to the end of the night as well.

If you’ve been feeling down a bit, this could be the perfect night to get your spirits up! Another thing that’s really cool about Grammer is that you don’t have to be a massive fan to know his songs and his lyrics. Suppose you have a friend or a partner who wants to go, and that’s why you’re going to be in the crowd that night. Well, get your headphones on and start playing some of his songs. You’ll notice that you probably know more of the lyrics than you thought. He’s also a master of that pick-me-up art! By the time that you’re done listening to the songs, you’ll be happier than when you started. That’s a win-win scenario, whichever way you look at it.

Where do you want to be within the Moore Theater in Seattle to see Andy Grammer on this night? The best spots are in the pit, right next to the stage. That’s where you’ll really feel his energy and everything he brings to the table. There might be some sneaky good seats on the front rows of the second level as well. You’re going to have more room to get up and dance from there. The music won’t be an issue; the audio is crisp throughout the whole building. If you want to have a chance to pick your seat, hit that get tickets button soon!