Zingara brings 'The Aliens Are Making Sounds' to the Knitting Factory in March

The bass producer's biggest headline tour yet lands in downtown Spokane on Thursday, March 4, with Gardella and Green Matter.

Spokane's bass crowd has a date for early spring. Zingara headlines the Knitting Factory Concert House on Thursday, March 4, 2027, with Gardella and Green Matter in support and the show starting at 8 p.m. Tickets are on sale through Ticketmaster, following the Oct. 26 announcement.

The Knitting Factory holds about 1,500, which makes this the kind of headline booking that tells you where an artist is headed. Four months out, there's time. But a Thursday in a room that size, with a three-act bill, is a night worth locking in before it becomes a scramble.

The run is called The Aliens Are Making Sounds, and it's Zingara's biggest headline tour to date. It follows her 2026 Parallel Spirits tour with LEVEL UP, which Red Light Management announced as a team-up for spring 2026. The new tour has already been listed at rooms like Kansas City's Midland Theatre and St. Petersburg's Jannus Live on Zingara's AXS artist page, and Spokane is the Inland Northwest's stop.

Each tour has been a step up from the last, and Spokane gets this one at its biggest.

The climb has been steady. Her debut album, *Code of Dreamz*, arrived in 2024. EDM Identity covered the release, and she talked about the inspirations behind it in a Galaxy Mag interview. That record brought her first headlining tour, and Dance Music Northwest tracked her Astra II: Into the Mirror tour through Portland. From a debut album, to a club headline run, to a co-headline, to a tour that books 1,500-capacity rooms, each step has been bigger than the last.

The room makes sense for it. The Knitting Factory sits at 919 W. Sprague Ave. downtown, and its own site lists it as a 1,500-capacity concert venue that books touring acts and hosts weekly dance club nights. That second part matters for a show like this. It's a room that's used to a crowd that came to move. The Spokane Journal of Business has reported that it's the largest of Knitting Factory Entertainment's venues, and that before the current name it was the Big Easy Concert House. For a lot of Spokane, it's simply where the big touring shows land downtown.

Gardella has been on Zingara's bill at other stops on this run, and Green Matter rounds out the Spokane lineup. On a three-act night, get there early enough to catch the whole build instead of walking in at the peak.

One practical note: check Ticketmaster for the age policy and any bag rules before you go, since those can differ from show to show.

March in Spokane isn't quite spring yet. A Thursday night with the bass turned up at the Knitting Factory is a pretty good argument for leaving the house anyway.

Sources: Zingara: The Aliens Are Making Sounds, Spokane – Ticketmaster (ticketmaster.evyy.net); LEVEL UP & Zingara team up for Parallel Spirits tour – Red Light Management (redlightmanagement.com); Zingara – AXS (axs.com); Zingara: The Code of Dreamz – EDM Identity (edmidentity.com); Review & Interview: ZINGARA – Galaxy Mag (galaxy-mag.com); The Code of Dreamz: reasons to catch Zingara's debut headlining tour – Stage Hoppers (stagehoppers.com); Bass artist Zingara Astra II: Into the Mirror tour Portland stop – Dance Music Northwest (dancemusicnw.com); Directions – Knitting Factory Spokane (sp.knittingfactory.com); Rocking the private event business at the Knitting Factory – Spokane Journal of Business (spokanejournal.com)