Endfest is a summer music festival hosted by KNDD, also known as 107.7 The End, an alternative rock radio station based in Seattle, Washington. It has featured such bands as Mudhoney, The Beastie Boys, Interpol, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Wolfmother, Eagles of Death Metal, Mars Volta, and others.

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Events

Endfest 16

Sept 22, 2007, Qwest Event Center/Qwest Field Parking North Parking Lot

Main Stage: Smashing Pumpkins, Social Distortion, Bright Eyes, Satellite Party

Local Stage: Minus the Bear, Moneta, Kay Kay & His Weather Underground

What's Next Stage: The Used, Shiny Toy Guns, Hot Hot Heat, Straylight Run, Paramore, The Bravery, Against Me

Endfest 15

Aug 12, 2006, White River Amphitheater

Main Stage: Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Mars Volta, Wolfmother

Other: Eagles of Death Metal, The Subways, Nine Black Alps, Rock Kills Kid, The Gossip

Endfest 14

June 4, 2005, White River Amphitheater

The Main Stage: Stereophonics, Queens of the Stone Age, Social Distortion, Hot Hot Heat, MxPx, Interpol

What's Next Stage: Kaiser Chiefs, The Bravery, Kasabian, Ash, Tegan and Sara, Caesars

Local Stage: Pretty Girls Make Graves, Vendetta Red, RazRez, Mountain Con, Aquaduct, The Lashes

Endfest 13

September 25, 2004, White River Amphitheater

Main Stage: Metric, Muse, The Psychedelic Furs, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, X, Violent Femmes, Franz Ferdinand, Echo & the Bunnymen, The Presidents of the United States of America

Seattle Stage: Twink the Wonder Kid, Leuko, Schoolyard Heroes, The Lashes, Idiot Pilot, Harvey Danger, Super Deluxe

Endfest 12

June 21, 2003, The Gorge

Main Stage: Staind, Godsmack, Trapt, Taproot, Powerman 5000, Cave In

Seattle Stage: The Divorce, The Ruby Doe, The Pale, Visqueen

Endfest 11

June 22, 2002, The Gorge

Endfest 10

August 4, 2001, Kitsap County Fairgrounds, Bremerton

Featuring Offspring, The Crystal Method, Lit, Stabbing Westward, The Living End, Sum41, American Hi-Fi, Ours, Idlewild, Nickleback, and Spys4Darwin. This would be the debut concert performance of the latter band. ^[1]

References

1. MacDonald, Patrick Moby gives 'Area:One' the edge that 'EndFest' used to have ''The Seattle Times'' (August 3, 2001). Retrieved on 12-29-08.