Disco Biscuits Cancel SeaBisco

Disco Biscuits have cancelled their upcoming SeaBisco cruise. The destination event was slated to set sail from September 9-15, 2025, moving from Seattle to Juneau and Sitka, Alaska and Victoria, B.C.

Ina statement, the band explained:

Hi Everyone,

From the very beginning, we’ve heard your feedback regarding the theater capacity, and we deeply appreciate your passion and support. When we first planned the lineup, we didn’t anticipate the overwhelming demand from Biscuits-specific fans. Once we realized the incredible interest, our team, in collaboration with the Sixthman Cruise team, immediately began exploring options to relocate our sets to the Pool Deck so everyone could fully enjoy every performance.

Unfortunately, after extensive discussions and planning, the Cruise production team confirmed over the past 24 hours that moving the performances outdoors simply isn’t feasible. The unique challenges of Alaska during this time, including weather concerns, outdoor sound restrictions and production limitations, make it impossible to deliver the high-caliber Disco Biscuits experience you deserve and that we pride ourselves on providing.

With heavy hearts, we’ve made the difficult decision to cancel this event. Alaska is a breathtaking destination, but its challenges have prevented us from creating the experience we envisioned for you. Please know we share in your disappointment and sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this causes.

That said, we’re already channeling our energy into planning another extraordinary event, and you’ll be the first to hear about it when details are finalized.

As for your reservations, all payments will be automatically refunded to the original form(s) of payment by January 3rd, 2025.

Thank you for your understanding, patience, and continuous support.

The event was slated to feature multiple sets by the Disco Biscuits, as well as Chromeo, Lotus, Tycho and several others. Disco Biscuits will kick off their New Year’s run at The Fillmore Silver Spring on December 27.