Concert by producer Garrett Murphy (it's murph) at the WAMU Theater as part of the BOO SEATTLE 2026 festival.
it's murph plays the WAMU Theater on Saturday, October 31, as part of the BOO SEATTLE 2026 festival, which runs from October 30 to 31. The set is listed for 12 PM.
Behind the name is Garrett Murphy, a producer from Nashville, Tennessee. He describes his music as aiming to unlock an emotion, a memory, or an experience within the listener, and he builds that sound from tech, bass, and heavy dance. He lists Fred Again..., Cloonee, Chris Lake, and Flume as artists he draws from, so you can get a sense of the territory he's working in—house and bass music with a lean toward the dancefloor.
Murphy's path to this sound started at the University of Southern California, where he fell in love with house music. He's spent a good deal of time building a presence on TikTok, where he's shared live clips and b2b sets with Dombresky, Noizu, and Dr. Fresch. In February, he put out his first solo single, "Food For The Soul," which picked up over 4 million streams in a month, landed on editorial playlists like Spotify's mint and Housewerk, and hit the Viral 50 US chart.
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It's a Saturday afternoon show at the WAMU Theater, 800 Occidental Ave S, and it's one of the dates in the BOO SEATTLE 2026 festival, which runs from October 30 to 31.
