The Capital Hill Block Party kicks off Friday, July 25 at 4 p.m. with the dreamy soundscapes of Shy Girls taking over the Main Stage and closes out Monday, July 28 at 2 a.m. with Seattle-based punk-rockers Murmurs on the Cha Cha Stage. The full schedule brought to you by our partners at Weedmaps can be found online at http://schedule.capitolhillblockparty.com

“One thing that makes the Capitol Hill Block Party special is that the next stage is never far away but you won’t hear any sound bleed from one stage to the other,” said Jason Lajeunesse, the festival’s owner and producer. “We wanted to balance this year’s schedule so attendees could move from stage to stage and find a mix of genres playing at the same time.”

In order to make the full lineup of national acts available to everyone, CHBP organizers announced earlier an expanded ALL AGES second stage. Dum Dum Girls, Robert Delong, EMA and Man or Astro-man? are among the artists who will perform on the Vera Stage presented by Alaska Airlines Visa Signature Card.

Starting at 9 a.m. today, single day tickets can be purchased for $50 a day. Three-day passes remain on sale at the discounted price of $125. CHBP will continue to offer a limited number of VIP tickets for $250, while supplies last. VIP Packages include express entry, limited edition apparel, a CHBP poster, gifts from event sponsors, and access to the indoor and outdoor RIF VIP lounges with hosted snacks and beverages.

2014 FULL SCHEDULE

FRIDAY JULY 25
Spoon // Matt & Kim // ODESZA // A$AP Ferg // Robert Delong // Tanlines // Man or Astro-man? // HOLYCHILD // Shy Girls // Iska Dhaaf // Wild Ones // Childbirth // Sandrider // Lemolo // Natasha Kmeto // Constant Lovers // Shaprece // Dub Thompson // Dust Moth // Tom Eddy // Tennis Pro // Eternal Bad // Cabana // Tacos! // Theories

SATURDAY JULY 26
Chromeo // The Budos Band // Beat Connection // Star Slinger // Sol // The Thermals // Poolside // EMA // Cymbals // Hundred Waters // Pillar Point // The Chain Gang of 1974 // Weed // Special Explosion // Katie Kate // Otieno Terry // Ayron Jones & The Way // Country Lips // Fox and the Law // Audacity // Hand of the Hills // Ben Union // Deadkill // Sex Blister // Great Goddamn // Bad Motivators // Sashay // Blood Drugs // Power Bottom // The Dip

SUNDAY JULY 27
A$AP Rocky // The War on Drugs // Dum Dum Girls // RAC // xxyyxx // Angel Olsen // Slow Magic // Small Black // Raz Simone // Kithkin // Cataldo // Tangerine // Pollens // Magic Mouth // Valley Maker // Gaytheist // Ricky and Mark // Manatee Commune // Dude York // Wolfgang Fuck // So Pitted // Stickers // Haunted Horses // Paralyzer // Murmurs

CAPITOL HILL BLOCK PARTY 2014 TICKET INFORMATION
• Three-day passes offered at a discounted price of $125 while supplies last.
• ALL NEW VIP Packages will now be made available for $250, while supplies last
• Single Day tickets now on sale at $50 for each day

Ticket-buyers will have an option to donate to Creative Advantage, a local organization seeking to restore arts education to all Seattle classrooms. More information about Creative Advantage soon!

CAPITOL HILL BLOCK PARTY WOULD LIKE TO THANK THEIR SPONSORS
Jameson * Bud Light * RIF * Alaska Airlines Visa Signature Card * Weedmaps * Red Bull Sound Select * 90.3 KEXP * 107.7 The End * The Stranger * Porter Novelli * Rhapsody * DeliRadio * KIND Snacks * Pagliacci * do206 * EMP Museum * Caffe Vita * The Vera Project * Hotel Max * Uber

MORE ABOUT CAPITOL HILL BLOCK PARTY
Named by USA Today’s “Pop Candy” as one of the “Twelve reasons to visit Seattle”, CHBP offers outstanding musical performances. In addition, the festival features resident art galleries, restaurants, clubs, and stores that help define Seattle as a cultural hub. CHBP’s reputation for bringing the best in regional and touring indie artists to the stage has drawn 10,000 people a day for sold out shows year after year. The Capitol Hill Block Partyshowcases over 100 of the best Northwest and national bands and DJ’s. CHBP’s low ticket price offers fans 5 stages over three days each summer in. Surrounded by all the great amenities you get in the middle of our beautiful city, we’re all about independent music and culture, thought, and progressive politics. We feature excellent independent craft booths, food trucks, local non-profits, introduce you to local pro-music politicians, and raise money for The Vera Project (www.theveraproject.org), KEXP (www.kexp.org), and The Capitol HillChamber of Commerce, as well as the neighborhood and various other charities.