Sasquatch! Music Festival

Sasquatch! Music Festival
Genre	Indie rock, experimental rock, singer-songwriter, electronica, alternative rock, underground hip-hop
Dates	Memorial Day weekend
Location(s)	The Gorge Amphitheatre, George, Washington, United States
Years active	2002–present
Founded by	Adam Zacks
Website
www.sasquatchfestival.com

Sasquatch! Music Festival is an annual music festival held at the Gorge Amphitheatre in George, Washington. In recent years it has taken place on the Memorial Day weekend, running for three to four days. In 2014, Adam Zacks decided to expand the festival to two weekends due to the high demand for tickets in 2013.^[1] Rather than expanding to two four day weekends, the festival instead only expanded to two three day weekends.

About the Festival

Sasquatch! typically features a range of musical genres, with the emphasis being on indie rock bands and singer-songwriters, but also including alternative rock, hip hop, EDM, and comedy acts. As of 2012 the festival features five stages: Sasquatch! Main Stage, Bigfoot Stage, Banana Shack (a tent that features primarily comedy acts and electronic music- now known as El Chupacabra), Yeti Stage, and Uranus Stage (the smallest of stages, that generally changes names every year).

Most attendees of the festival camp in designated campsite fields nearby, as the venue is relatively remote and there are no large urban areas nearby.

Sasquatch! was voted as one of the 'Top 10 Summer Music Festivals in the US" by ConcertBoom.^[2]

History

The Sasquatch! Music Festival was founded in 2002 by Pacific Northwest-based concert promoter Adam Zacks, then at House of Blues. Prior to the inception of the festival, Zacks booked and managed shows at the Roseland Theater in Portland, Oregon. After moving to Seattle, Washington to be closer to friends and family, Zacks began considering the creation of a music festival in the Pacific Northwest. In an interview with Seattle Weekly in September 2007, Zacks described the birth of Sasquatch!:^[3]

Sasquatch was an idea born on a hunch that there was untapped demand for a certain kind of festival that catered to the eclectic tastes of music enthusiasts. It started in 2002, which was shortly after a number of the touring festivals (Lollapalooza, Lilith, Horde) had petered out and the beginning of the wave of regional festivals that started with Coachella and now is a dominant force on the music landscape, with Bonnaroo, Austin City Limits, etc.

On March 21, 2014 the Independence Day Weekend of Sasquatch was cancelled. Jeff Trisler, President of Live Nation, released the following statement upon the announcement: "The Sasquatch! community has spoken. They continue to support the traditional Memorial Day Weekend event with great enthusiasm," Jeff Trisler, president of Live Nation Seattle, said in a statement. "Unfortunately, the second weekend was not embraced. We felt it was better to cancel the new event now and give everyone time to make alternative plans for the Fourth of July weekend. Going forward, Sasquatch! Music Festival will be at the Gorge Amphitheatre on the weekend the fans want: Memorial Day Weekend only."

2015

Lineup

Friday, May 22

Sleater-Kinney Of Monsters and Men Flume The New Pornographers Little Dragon Gogol Bordello Jungle Action Bronson

Angel Olsen Kaytranada AlunaGeorge Goldlink Biship Nehru Mother Mother Cardiknox Ought

Blank Range Thunderpussy Ayron Jones and the Way Sisters Slow Bird Unlikely Friends Brooks Wheelan

Saturday, May 23

Modest Mouse The Decemberists Spoon Chromeo The War on Drugs Odesza Father John Misty Twenty One Pilots Kiesza Real Estate Glass Animals Dilated Peoples

Sylvan Esso The Budos Band Benjamin Booker Perfume Genius Milo Greene Woods King Tuff Black Pistol Fire Fuzz Will Butler Merchandise Ryley Walker

Hunter Hunted Diarrhea Planet Bear on Fire The Young Evils Vox Mod Murder Vibes Acapulco Lips Leslie Jones Cameron Esposito Yogi Paliwal

Sunday, May 24

Robert Plant & The Sensational Space Shifters Lana Del Rey St. Vincent James Blake SBTRKT Jose Gonzalez Jenny Lewis Milky Chance Madeon Royal Blood Shovels & Rope Cashmere Cat

Temples Rustie Shakey Graves St. Paul & The Broken Bones The Knocks Strand of Oaks Twin Peaks Said the Whale Kate Tempest Quilt Hiss Golden Messenger Ex Hex

My Goodness The Maldives Kinski Black Whales Cataldo Alialujah Choir Smokey Brights Shaprece Aparna Nancherla Emmet Montgomery

Monday, May 25

Kendrick Lamar Ryan Adams Tame Impala Hot Chip Schoolboy Q The Glitch Mob Run the Jewels MØ Future Islands Ab-Soul Sohn Sharon Van Etten

Courtney Barnett Slow Magic Hanni El Khatib Sam Lachow Dan Mangan + Blacksmith THEESatisfaction Phox San Fermin Alvvays The Districts Broncho Lizzo

Natalie Prass Grynch Manatee Commune DJAO Helms Alee S (Jenn Ghetto) Porter Ray Otieno Terry Doug Benson Nick Thune Sara Schaefer

2014

Lineup

Friday, May 23

Outkast Foster The People Die Antwoord Foals Mogwai The Naked & Famous Phantogram Cage The Elephant Rudimental Phosphorescent De La Soul Chance The Rapper Kongos

Yelle Classixx Liars Crystal Fighters Mary Lambert Damien Jurado The Stepkids Tourist Houndmouth Foy Vance Shakey Graves Hozier Rhett Miller

White Sea The Physics Modern Kin PRINCESS Eugene Mirman Kyle Dunnigan Raz Simone Sam Lachow Gifted Gab Night Beats Kithkin Iska Dhaaf

Saturday, May 24

The National M.I.A. Cut Copy Neko Case Tyler, The Creator Violent Femmes Panda Bear Boys Noize Tokimonsta City and Colour First Aid Kit Washed Out Chet Faker

Augustines Band of Skulls Sol Ryan Hemsworth The Dodos Half Moon Run Willy Mason Austra Cloud Control Deafheaven The Growlers Jonathan Wilson Rathborne

Radiation City The Bright Light Social Hour Deap Vally Nick Swardson Bridget Everett Eric Andre Sandrider Chastity Belt The Grizzled Mighty Dude York Hobosexual New Lungs

Sunday, May 25

Queens of the Stone Age Kid Cudi Haim Major Lazer Elbow Portugal. The Man Rodriguez Cold War Kids Tune-Yards Bob Mould Gesaffelstein Tycho Black Joe Lewis

Big Freedia Banks Brody Dalle Sir Sly John Grant Parquet Courts Waxahatchee PAPA Syd Arthur The Lonely Forest Lucius Little Green Cars Big Scary

Pink Mountaintops La Luz Tacocat Demetri Martin Hannibal Buress Kate Berlant Polyrhythmics Fly Moon Royalty The Flavr Blue Shelby Earl Pillar Point Pollens

2013

Lineup

Friday, May 24

Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Vampire Weekend Arctic Monkeys Built to Spill Father John Misty Schoolboy Q & Ab-Soul Youth Lagoon

Matthew Dear Japandroids Red Fang Baauer Jherek Bischoff Sea Wolf Four Color Zack

Reignwolf ZZ Ward Erik Blood Nacho Picasso Brothers From Another Shelton Harris Telekinesis

Saturday, May 25

Sigur Rós The xx Empire of the Sun Bloc Party Andrew Bird Tame Impala Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Devendra Banhart Divine Fits Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs Porcelain Raft JJ Grey & Mofro

Holy Ghost! Preservation Hall Jazz Band Atlas Genius Fang Island Bombino Surfer Blood Laidback Luke John Talabot Nancy & Beth Akron/Family Yppah feat. Anomie Belle Caveman

Indians Suuns Rose Windows Bear Mountain Nick Offerman Kyle Kinane Joe Mande KnowMads Tilson XOXO RA Scion

Sunday, May 26

Mumford & Sons Elvis Costello & The Imposters Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros Primus 3D Grimes Dropkick Murphys The Tallest Man on Earth The Presets Earl Sweatshirt Killer Mike El-P

Shout Out Louds DIIV Torche Youngblood Hawke Shad Shovels & Rope Radical Face Wild Belle Hundred Waters Wake Owl Sean Nelson

Capital Cities Deep Sea Diver Azari & III Baths Lusine Brett Gelman Brody Stevens Jon Daly OC Notes: "Golden Gods" Kingdom Crumbs Xperience XP

Monday, May 27

The Postal Service The Lumineers Cake Imagine Dragons Rusko Alt-J Menomena Steve Aoki Azealia Banks Disclosure Toro y Moi Danny Brown

Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti Beachwood Sparks P.O.S The Barr Brothers Dirty Projectors Death Grips Elliott Brood Odesza Ryan Bingham Michael Kiwanuka Brown Bird Willy Moon

Twin Shadow Peace CHVRCHES Luke Sital-Singh The Wild Feathers Mike Birbiglia Jenny Slate James Adomian Grieves Theoretics Nissim

2012

Lineup

Friday, May 25

Pretty Lights Girl Talk Santigold Of Monsters and Men Allen Stone Explosions in the Sky

Mark Lanegan Band Poliça Yellow Ostrich Beats Antique Little People James McCartney

HoneyHoney Sean Wheeler and Zander Schloss The Physics Metal Chocolates Scribes

Saturday, May 26

Jack White The Shins Metric Childish Gambino Jamey Johnson The Civil Wars Blitzen Trapper Charles Bradley and His Extraordinaires Pickwick The Roots St. Vincent Tune-Yards The Helio Sequence

Dum Dum Girls Kurt Vile and the Violators Alabama Shakes Electric Guest STRFKR Reptar Wolfgang Gartner Nobody Beats The Drum Purity Ring AraabMuzik Com Truise Portlandia Rob Delaney

Pete Holmes Coeur de Pirate Lord Huron Unknown Mortal Orchestra Dry the River THEESatisfaction Craft Spells Said The Whale Black Whales Sol Grynch Fatal Lucciauno

Sunday, May 27

Bon Iver Beirut The Head and the Heart M. Ward Chiddy Bang Blind Pilot Trampled by Turtles Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. Hey Marseilles Feed Me (with Teeth!) Little Dragon The Walkmen Wild Flag

The War on Drugs Here We Go Magic Hospitality Graffiti6 The Staves James Murphy Apparat Star Slinger Tycho Beat Connection Todd Barry Beardyman Howard Kremer

Zola Jesus We Are Augustines Active Child Hey Rosetta! Gardens and Villa Howlin Rain Reignwolf Greylag Fly Moon Royalty SPAC3MAN Dyme Def

Monday, May 28

Beck Tenacious D Silversun Pickups Feist The Joy Formidable Clap Your Hands Say Yeah Gary Clark Jr. Grouplove The Sheepdogs Spiritualized Deer Tick The Cave Singers Shabazz Palaces

fun. Cloud Cult Damien Jurado Ben Howard Walk the Moon The Sights Nero SBTRKT LA Riots Felix Cartal Awesome Tapes from Africa Nick Kroll John Mulaney

Chelsea Peretti Ted Leo and the Pharmacists John Reilly and Friends (feat. Becky Stark and Tom Brosseau) Shearwater Vintage Trouble Cass McCombs Band Sallie Ford and the Sound Outside Poor Moon Gold Leaves Fresh Espresso Don't Talk to the Cops! Katie Kate

2011

The lineup for the 2011 Sasquatch! Music Festival was announced on 6 February 2011.^[4]

Lineup

Friday, May 27

Foo Fighters Death From Above 1979 Bob Mould

Against Me! Rival Schools DJ Anjali & The Incredible Kid

Biffy Clyro The Bronx

Saturday, May 28

Death Cab for Cutie Bright Eyes Iron & Wine Bassnectar Robyn Pink Martini Wolf Parade Local Natives Matt & Kim Trailer Park Boys Sleigh Bells

The Thermals Jenny & Johnny The Head & the Heart k-os The Glitch Mob The Radio Dept. The Antlers Sharon Van Etten Aloe Blacc Seattle Rock Orchestra Matt McCarthy DJ Anjali & The Incredible Kid

The Secret Sisters J. Mascis Wye Oak Tig Notaro Alberta Cross Washed Out Dan Mangan The Globes Rebecca Gates and the Consortium Pepper Rabbit

Sunday, May 29

Modest Mouse The Flaming Lips Flogging Molly Cold War Kids Ratatat Yeasayer Beach House MSTRKRFT Flying Lotus Tokyo Police Club

Fitz & the Tantrums Archers of Loaf City and Colour Reggie Watts Gayngs Tim Minchin The Drums Sam Roberts Band Smith Westerns Villagers DJ Anjali & The Incredible Kid

Das Racist Wheedle’s Groove S. Carey Gold Panda Mad Rad Basia Bulat Cotton Jones Other Lives Talkdemonic The Moondoggies Hari Kondabolu

Monday, May 30

Wilco The Decemberists Rodrigo y Gabriela Old 97's Major Lazer Chromeo Guided by Voices Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings Deerhunter Wavves

Skrillex !!! Best Coast Surfer Blood Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Bonobo Young the Giant Stornoway Black Mountain Givers DJ Anjali & The Incredible Kid

Noah & the Whale Twin Shadow Foster the People White Denim Axis of Awesome Jaill White Arrows Head Like A Kite The Young Evils The Scott Aukerman & Paul F. Tompkins Show

2010

The lineup for the 2010 Sasquatch! Music Festival was announced on 15 February 2010. Headliners for the event included My Morning Jacket, Massive Attack, and Ween. The event took place on Memorial Day weekend, 29–31 May 2010.^[5]

Lineup

Saturday, May 29

My Morning Jacket Vampire Weekend The National Broken Social Scene OK Go Brad Minus the Bear Brother Ali Shabazz Palaces Public Enemy

The Hold Steady Miike Snow Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros Portugal. The Man Mumford & Sons Why? The Lonely Forest Patrick Watson The Middle East

Nurses Fool's Gold Morning Teleportation Garfunkel and Oates DJ Z-Trip Dâm-Funk The Very Best Deadmau5 The Posies

Sunday, May 30

Massive Attack Pavement LCD Soundsystem Tegan and Sara Kid Cudi They Might Be Giants The Long Winters Midlake Caribou

Nada Surf Dirty Projectors Girls The xx City and Colour Cymbals Eat Guitars The Tallest Man on Earth Local Natives Fruit Bats

Vetiver Freelance Whales Avi Buffalo Tune-Yards Jets Overhead Simian Mobile Disco A-Trak YACHT Booka Shade

Monday, May 31

Ween MGMT Band of Horses She & Him Passion Pit Drive By Truckers The Temper Trap Mayer Hawthorne & The County Jaguar Love

The New Pornographers Camera Obscura The Mountain Goats Dr. Dog Quasi The Low Anthem Tame Impala No Age

Japandroids Telekinesis Fresh Espresso Phantogram Past Lives Boys Noize Neon Indian Hudson Mohawke

The comedy lineup included Rob Riggle, Bobcat Goldthwait, Luke Burbank, Mike Birbiglia, Patton Oswalt and Craig Robinson.

2009

The lineup for the 2009 Sasquatch! Music Festival was announced on 17 February 2009. Headliners for the event included Jane's Addiction, Kings of Leon, and Ben Harper & Relentless7.^[6] The event took place on Memorial Day weekend, 23–25 May 2009.^[5]

Lineup

Saturday, May 23

Kings of Leon Yeah Yeah Yeahs The Decemberists Animal Collective Bon Iver Devotchka M. Ward Doves Sun Kil Moon

The Gaslight Anthem King Khan and the Shrines Ra Ra Riot Shearwater Passion Pit Mt. St. Helens Vietnam Band Vince Mira Blind Pilot

Owl City Arthur & Yu Dent May & His Magnificent Ukulele Death Vessel Hockey Crystal Castles Mos Def Champagne Champagne

Sunday, May 24

Jane's Addiction Nine Inch Nails TV On The Radio of Montreal The Avett Brothers M83 The Airborne Toxic Event Calexico The Walkmen

The Wrens St. Vincent John Vanderslice The Submarines Viva Voce The Dodos The Builders and The Butchers AA Bondy Fences

Point Juncture, WA The Murder City Devils Natalie Portman's Shaved Head Deadmau5 Mike Watt and The Missingmen The Henry Clay People Street Sweeper Social Club Mad Rad

Monday, May 25

Ben Harper & Relentless7 Chromeo (DJ set) Erykah Badu Silversun Pickups Fleet Foxes Gogol Bordello Santigold Grizzly Bear Explosions in the Sky Girl Talk

Blitzen Trapper The Knux Monotonix Bishop Allen Black Moth Super Rainbow Beach House Deerhoof The Dutchess and The Duke School of Seven Bells

Horse Feathers The Pica Beats Loch Lomond Tobacco BLK JKS Heartless Bastards Other Lives Amanda Blank

The comedy lineup included Zach Galifianakis, Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!, Todd Barry, H. Jon Benjamin, God's Pottery, People's Republic of Komedy, The Whitest Kids U Know, The Red Wine Boys, and Maria Bamford.

2008

The lineup for the 2008 Sasquatch! Music Festival was announced on 25 February 2008. Headliners for the event included R.E.M., The Cure, and The Flaming Lips. The event took place on Memorial Day weekend, 24–26 May 2008. Hosted by Rainn Wilson.

Lineup

Saturday, May 24

David Bazan Beirut The Breeders Crudo (featuring Mike Patton & Dan the Automator) Dead Confederate Dengue Fever Destroyer Kathleen Edwards

Newton Faulkner Fleet Foxes Grand Archives Grand Hallway M.I.A. Vince Mira with the Roy Kay Trio Modest Mouse Capibara

Okkervil River Ozomatli The National The New Pornographers R.E.M. The Shaky Hands Throw Me the Statue The Whigs Neko Case (played on the Wookie stage at the same time Fleet Foxes were on mainstage, and was an unannounced last minute addition to the lineup)

Sunday, May 25

65daysofstatic "Awesome" The Blakes Blue Scholars Cancer Rising Sera Cahoone Cold War Kids The Cops

The Cure Death Cab for Cutie Michael Franti & Spearhead The Heavenly States The Kooks Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks The Maldives Mates of State

The Morning Benders The Presidents of the United States of America Rogue Wave Tegan and Sara J. Tillman Truckasaurus What Made Milwaukee Famous White Rabbits

Monday, May 26

Battles Built to Spill The Cave Singers The Choir Practice Matt Costa Delta Spirit Dyme Def The Flaming Lips U.F.O. Show

Flight of the Conchords Ghostland Observatory The Hives Kay Kay and His Weathered Underground Kinski Jamie Lidell The Little Ones The Mars Volta

The Moondoggies Pela Rodrigo y Gabriela Say Hi Siberian Thao with the Get Down Stay Down Whalebones Yeasayer

Comedy Lineup

The 2008 festival features the first ever Sasquatch! comedy tent.

Saturday

Matt Besser Sean Conroy Rich Fulcher

Tim Meadows Jerry Minor Horatio Sanz

Upright Citizens Brigade Matt Walsh

Sunday

Aziza Diaz Andy Haynes Kevin Hyder

Morgan Murphy Andy Peters Brian Posehn

Derek Sheen Reggie Watts

Monday

Michael Ian Black Liza Keckler Marc Maron

Mike Min Eugene Mirman Korby Sears

Seattle School Michael Showalter

Christmas on Mars

The Flaming Lips' long-awaited film Christmas on Mars premiered on Sunday, May 25 at the festival.

2007

The 2007 Sasquatch! Music Festival was hosted by Sarah Silverman, Michael Showalter, and Aziz Ansari.

Lineup

Saturday, May 26

Aqueduct Arcade Fire Björk Blitzen Trapper The Blow Neko Case Manu Chao Radio Bemba Sound System Citizen Cope

Electrelane Ghostland Observatory Grizzly Bear The Hold Steady Loney, Dear The Long Winters Mirah Mix Master Mike

Ozomatli Saturday Knights The Slip Gabriel Teodros Two Gallants Visqueen Viva Voce

Sunday, May 27

Bad Brains Beastie Boys The Black Angels Blackalicious The Blakes Common Market The Dandy Warhols Earl Greyhound

Michael Franti & Spearhead The Helio Sequence Interpol Minus the Bear Mix Master Mike Money Mark The Polyphonic Spree St. Vincent

Smoosh Spoon Stars of Track and Field Jesse Sykes and the Sweet Hereafter Tokyo Police Club Total Experience Gospel Choir Patrick Wolf

M.I.A. was scheduled to perform but cancelled due to visa complications.

2006

The 2006 Sasquatch! Music Festival marked the first time the festival ran for three days. The event began on Friday, May 26 and lasted until Sunday, May 28. The second day was marked by an afternoon hailstorm, which forced Neko Case and her band off stage and threatened to shut down the show entirely. Fortunately, the storm subsided and the festival was able to continue as scheduled.

Lineup

Friday, May 26

…And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead Bauhaus Deadboy and the Elephantmen

Nine Inch Nails TV on the Radio HIM

The Trucks Wolfmother

Saturday, May 27

Architecture in Helsinki Band of Horses Bedouin Soundclash Neko Case Common Market The Constantines Matt Costa Brett Dennen

The Flaming Lips David Ford Gomez Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals Iron & Wine Korby Lenker Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks Elvis Perkins

Sam Roberts Band Rogue Wave Tim Seely The Shins Slender Means Sufjan Stevens The Tragically Hip

Sunday, May 28

Arctic Monkeys Beck Big City Rock Blue Scholars Clap Your Hands Say Yeah Death Cab for Cutie The Decemberists Headphones

Heavenly States Damien Jurado Ben Lee Big Japan Jamie Lidell Matisyahu Mercir Nada Surf

Pretty Girls Make Graves Queens of the Stone Age Chad VanGaalen Laura Veirs Rocky Votolato Village Green We Are Scientists

2005

The 2005 Sasquatch! Music Festival took place on Saturday, May 28.

Lineup

Saturday, May 28

Arcade Fire Aqueduct The Be Good Tanyas Benevento/Russo Duo Bobby Bare, Jr. Bloc Party Blue Scholars Crystal Skulls The Dears

The Frames Jem Ray LaMontagne Math and Physics Club Matisyahu Menomena Modest Mouse A.C. Newman Joanna Newsom

Parks & Recreation Pixies She Wants Revenge Smoosh United State of Electronica Visqueen Kanye West Wilco

2004

The 2004 Sasquatch! Music Festival took place on Saturday, May 29. The event was hosted by David Cross.

Lineup

Saturday, May 29

Apollo Sunshine Aveo The Black Keys Built to Spill Cat Power Harvey Danger

The Decemberists Donavon Frankenreiter Fruit Bats Gary Jules The Long Winters The New Pornographers

The Postal Service The Roots The Shins Sleater-Kinney Thievery Corporation Visqueen

2003

Hosted by El Vez.

Lineup

Saturday, May 24

Joseph Arthur Calexico Brandi Carlile Neko Case Circus Contraption Coldplay Death Cab for Cutie Eisley

The Flaming Lips Jurassic 5 Maktub Minus the Bear Modest Mouse Jason Mraz The Music My Morning Jacket

The Pale Pacific Pedro the Lion Liz Phair Reclinerland Sam Roberts Ron Sexsmith The Thermals Kathleen Edwards

2002

Lineup

Saturday, May 25

Blackalicious Galactic Ben Harper

Jack Johnson Maktub Soulive

The String Cheese Incident

Performers that have played more than once

• Eight times
  • Neko Case - 2003, 2004 (with the New Pornographers), 2006, 2007, 2008 (solo and with the New Pornographers), 2010 (with the New Pornographers), 2014
• Six times
  • Ben Gibbard - 2003, 2006, 2008, 2011 (with Death Cab for Cutie), 2004, 2013 (with The Postal Service)

• Five Times
  • The Decemberists - 2004, 2006, 2009, 2011, 2015
  • Modest Mouse - 2003, 2005, 2008, 2011, 2015

• Four Times
  • Death Cab for Cutie - 2003, 2006, 2008, 2011
  • The Flaming Lips - 2003, 2006, 2008, 2011

• Three times
  • The National - 2008, 2010, 2014
  • David Bazan - 2003 (with Pedro the Lion), 2006 (with Headphones), 2008
  • Blue Scholars - 2005, 2006, 2008
  • Visqueen - 2004, 2005, 2007
  • Ben Harper - 2002, 2006, 2009
  • Fleet Foxes- Twice in 2008, 2009
  • Minus the Bear - 2003, 2007, 2010
  • The Long Winters - 2004, 2007, 2010
  • Sam Roberts - 2003, 2006, 2011
  • The Shins - 2004, 2006, 2012
  • Stephen Malkmus - 2006, 2008 (with Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks), 2010 (with Pavement)
  • St. Vincent - 2007, 2009, 2012
  • Built to Spill- 2004, 2008, 2013
  • Macklemore & Ryan Lewis - 2011, 2012 (surprise show), 2013
  • Tune-Yards - 2010, 2012, 2014
• Two Times
  • Aqueduct - 2005, 2007
  • Arcade Fire - 2005, 2007
  • Beach House - 2009, 2011
  • Blackalicious - 2002, 2007
  • Common Market - 2006, 2007
  • Deadmau5 - 2009, 2010
  • Ghostland Observatory - 2007, 2008
  • Grizzly Bear - 2007, 2009
  • Local Natives - 2010, 2011
  • Michael Franti & Spearhead - 2007, 2008
  • Maktub - 2002, 2003
  • Matisyahu - 2005, 2006
  • My Morning Jacket - 2003, 2010
  • Nada Surf - 2006, 2010
  • Nine Inch Nails - 2006, 2009
  • Passion Pit - 2009, 2010
  • Santigold - 2009, 2012
  • Shara Worden - 2009 (with The Decemberists and Bon Iver)
  • Smoosh - 2005, 2007
  • Spoon - 2007, 2015
  • Tegan and Sara - 2008, 2010
  • Kim Deal - 2005 (with The Pixies), 2008 (with The Breeders)
  • Wilco - 2005, 2011
  • Explosions in the Sky- 2009, 2012

References

External links

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Sasquatch Music Festival.

• Official website

Press

• 2003 festival review at Seattle PI
• 2004 festival review at Left Off The Dial
• 2009 festival review at Tiny Mix Tapes
• 2010 festival review at Tiny Mix Tapes
• Interview with Sasquatch founder Adam Zacks at Synthesis

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