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Boo Seattle unveils wicked house and techno lineup for Halloween 2026

Boo Seattle is one of the biggest Halloween parties in the Pacific Northwest, and this year’s house and techno lineup is one of its most adventurous.

Acts include techno superstar Sara Landry, fan-favorite James Hype, standout Cloonee, and powerhouses Walker & Royce, and that’s just to name a few.

Other house artists include: Joshwa, Westend, OMNOM, Boys Noize, Morgan Seatree, Taiki Nulight, it’s murph, Gravagerz, Elderbrook, and DJ Heather. Techno acts Clara Cuvé, Hannah Laing, AZYR, and Panteros666 round out that genre of the bill.

Trick-or-techno

Sara Landry is a magician behind the decks, with songs Girlboss, Control Your Body, and her most recent release, Interesting. She captivates audiences with her dark techno aura, keeping fans dancing nonstop.

Similar to Sara Landry, Clara Cuvé and AZYR also offer a higher 808, while Hannah Laing and Panteross are more spunky and slowed down.

Haunted house

Meanwhile, an act like Gravagerz evokes a calmer, nostalgic atmosphere. Popular on TikTok and now breaking into his own, Gravagerz has hits like Pool, Chihiro, and his remix of Tough with Lana Del Ray and Quavo.

Keeping with that energy, it’s murph and Elderbrook also offer a more mellow but dynamic sound, while Boys Noize blends a lot of his music with rock and alternative for a more visceral edge.

Morgan Seatree makes feel-good music, with a range of remixes, while Taiki Nulight and DJ Heather bring more of a provocative nighttime energy.

On the other end of house, OMNOM turns the dial up a notch, with popular tracks Coming Up, Take You There, and Losing Control.

James Hype, Cloonee, and Walker & Royce are sure to garner large crowds, having each played their own shows in Seattle in the last few months. James Hype dominated Level 1, Cloonee headlined Day Trip in July, and Walker & Royce performed at Victory Hall alongside San Pacho.

Tickets on sale now

Tickets for Boo Seattle are on sale now, with a 2-day GA pass going for $258.99 and a 3-day VIP pass going for $386.99. The party starts Oct. 30 and ends Oct. 31 at the WAMU Theater.

And if house and techno aren’t your thing, don’t worry. There will be plenty of other genres in the mix, too.

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I’ve been immersed in the Pacific Northwest dance music scene for decades, attending shows and watching it evolve into the vibrant culture it is today. From underground warehouse sets to major festival stages, I’ve always been drawn to the energy and sense of community that define dance music in the region. At Dance Music NW, I cover the artists, events, and culture shaping the scene today. I’m passionate about capturing the stories and experiences that make the PNW unique.

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