Summer doesn't end until WE says so. We're back on the rooftop at The Jack — high above Pioneer Square, with the bay stretching out below and the Seattle skyline giving its best backdrop — for the third installment of A Rooftop Named Desire. Eli Escobar is New York City personified: two decades deep in the house and disco underground, a party thrower, a crowd reader, and one of the most dependable good-time guarantees in the game. BRIDGE returns to Seattle after weather grounded her flight this July, and we couldn't be happier to have her back. Brooklyn's own cultural curator and storyteller, she blends gospel house, disco, and ballroom into sets that bridge generations and never stay still. Montreal's Karaba arrives fresh off a meteoric rise through Afro house and global club culture — a former professional dancer whose sets move like it, hypnotic and physical and impossible to resist. LA's Knox brings the ballroom, the bounce, and the church all at once, a selector whose feel for a room runs well beyond his years. And straight from your own backyard, Seattle's Azmito joins the lineup with a deep, vinyl-driven archive of sultry house, funk, and global dance sounds — a homegrown selector who knows exactly how to move this rooftop. Come for the views. Stay for everything else. *VIP tickets include access onto the stage and its private bar. *Before 4:30 tickets must be checked in between 3pm and 4:30pm or are subject to additional charge at door. 3pm–10pm · The Jack, 74 S. Jackson St, Seattle, WA · 21+



