Indigenous Sound
Wednesday, November 18, 2026
Doors: 7:00 PM
Show: 8:00 PM
Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel Ballroom
Indigenous Sound brings together an extraordinary and diverse collection of contemporary Indigenous artists, creating an unforgettable evening that promises to leave a lasting impression. This remarkable event features captivating performances by renowned artists such as Halluci Nation, Acosia Red Elk, Supaman, Drezus, and Stella Standingbear. Each artist contributes their unique voice and perspective, showcasing a vibrant fusion of music, culture, movement, storytelling, and modern Indigenous artistry that spans a wide array of genres. The night is not just a concert; it is a celebration of heritage and creativity, where traditional influences blend seamlessly with contemporary expressions, inviting the audience to experience the rich tapestry of Indigenous culture in a dynamic and engaging way. Attendees can expect to be moved by powerful narratives, infectious rhythms, and stunning visual artistry that together create a truly immersive experience, highlighting the importance of Indigenous voices in today’s artistic landscape.
Ticketing terms and conditions
Clear bag policy
Free and accessible parking available
Must be 21 or older to attend
Doors: 7:00 PM
Show: 8:00 PM
Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel Ballroom
Indigenous Sound brings together an extraordinary and diverse collection of contemporary Indigenous artists, creating an unforgettable evening that promises to leave a lasting impression. This remarkable event features captivating performances by renowned artists such as Halluci Nation, Acosia Red Elk, Supaman, Drezus, and Stella Standingbear. Each artist contributes their unique voice and perspective, showcasing a vibrant fusion of music, culture, movement, storytelling, and modern Indigenous artistry that spans a wide array of genres. The night is not just a concert; it is a celebration of heritage and creativity, where traditional influences blend seamlessly with contemporary expressions, inviting the audience to experience the rich tapestry of Indigenous culture in a dynamic and engaging way. Attendees can expect to be moved by powerful narratives, infectious rhythms, and stunning visual artistry that together create a truly immersive experience, highlighting the importance of Indigenous voices in today’s artistic landscape.
Ticketing terms and conditions
Clear bag policy
Free and accessible parking available
Must be 21 or older to attend
