Seattle, Washington·Capitol Hill club used by Decibel Festival

Baltic Room

The Baltic Room at 1207 Pine Street in Seattle was a Decibel Festival venue: the 2012 festival opened its programme there on Wednesday September 26 with the dB DnB Showcase at 9pm. Decibel ran from 2003 as a five-day electronic music and multimedia art festival, held its final Seattle programme in 2015 and now operates from Los Angeles.

Before you go

1207 Pine Street, Seattle
Decibel Festival venue in 2012
Decibel's last Seattle festival was 2015
Indoor or outdoor
Indoor
Official site
dbfestival.com
Next festival here
Decibel Festival, Expected September

Worth knowing before you go

  • Decibel Festival no longer runs in Seattle; its final festival programme there was in 2015.
  • The 2012 showcase here was a 9pm drum and bass night on the festival's opening Wednesday.
  • Decibel now operates as a Los Angeles-based event and production company.

Festivals here

Venue basics: 1207 Pine Street, Seattle · Decibel Festival venue in 2012 · Decibel's last Seattle festival was 2015.

Is it for you

Think twice if

  • you are planning a trip around a Decibel showcase here; the festival ended its Seattle run in 2015

Getting there and parking

We don't yet have confirmed information about parking at the Baltic Room. The venue's own pages are the place to check: dbfestival.com.

Accessibility

We don't yet have confirmed information about accessibility at the Baltic Room. The venue's own pages are the place to check: dbfestival.com.

Camping

We don't yet have confirmed information about camping at the Baltic Room. The venue's own pages are the place to check: dbfestival.com.

A little history

The Baltic Room, at 1207 Pine Street in Seattle, was one of the club venues of Decibel Festival. The 2012 festival ran September 26 to 30 and opened at the Baltic Room on the Wednesday night with the dB DnB Showcase, presented by Onset and DnB Tuesdays, at 9pm.

Decibel was founded in 2003 as a five-day festival of live electronic performance, interactive multimedia art and sound technology that averaged over 25,000 attendees a year. In 2015 it held its final festival programme in the Seattle area, and it has since worked as a Los Angeles-based event and production company.