Jean Mann Single Release Show w/ Sam n' Aimz, Dog Mom - Benifiting Gender Justice League *partially seated* — Seattle 2026
Proceeds from this show will be benefitting Gender Justice League. About Gender Justice LeagueGender Justice League is a civil & human rights organization focused on elevating the rights of TwoSpirit, Trans, & Gender Diverse (2STGD) communities in Washington state & beyond throug
- Date
- Inizio: · America/Los_Angeles
- Locale
- Tractor5213 Ballard Avenue NW, Seattle, Stati Uniti
- In-person event
Proceeds from this show will be benefitting Gender Justice League. About Gender Justice LeagueGender Justice League is a civil & human rights organization focused on elevating the rights of TwoSpirit, Trans, & Gender Diverse (2STGD) communities in Washington state & beyond through advocacy efforts, direct services, shared leadership development, and the creation of sacred Trans spaces like Trans Pride Seattle.Founded in 2012 in Seattle, WA by a group of long-time Trans, queer, and allied activists, GJLs purpose was to increase the communitys capacity to address the cissexism, transphobia, transmisogyny, and homo/bi/queer-phobias that 2STGD people face. Recognizing that only 4% of employees in the major LGBTQ+ organizations were Trans, and that Trans people face nearly double the unemployment rate of cis people, GJLs gender justice model seeks to empower 2STGD people to combat the structural oppression, discrimination, and violence that we face in our daily lives.Social, economic, and racial justice is at the core of our work. Our analysis of gender justice focuses on issues that are often left on the sidelines of traditional LGBTQ+ activism, such as incarceration and the prison industrial complex, resisting gentrification, homelessness and housing accessibility, reproductive justice, labor rights, and unemployment.
Jean Mann Single Release Show w/ Sam n' Aimz, Dog Mom - Benifiting Gender Justice League *partially seated* takes place on giovedì 28 maggio 2026 at Tractor in Seattle, Stati Uniti. Below you'll find the full schedule, official ticket links, what to know before you go and directions to the venue.
What to know before you go
- Doors typically open about 60–90 minutes before showtime. Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes early to clear security and reach your section.
- Security check: most venues prohibit professional cameras, large bags and outside food. Check the venue's official policy before traveling.
- Bring the same payment card or QR code you used at checkout. Some venues no longer print physical tickets — phone screen is enough.
- Dress for the genre and the weather — outdoor shows can get cold after sunset. Comfortable shoes for standing-only sections.
How to get there
- Public transport is usually the easiest option for big-city venues. Check the closest metro/subway/tram stop on the venue's website.
- If you drive, reserve parking in advance — venues fill nearby lots fast on show nights.
- Rideshare drop-off zones are usually a 2–5 minute walk from the entrance. Allow extra time for after-show pickup queues.