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Live at the Sitz: High Step Society

Friday, December 04 2026
9:00 pm - 11:55 pm

JUST ANNOUNCED! Live at the Sitz: High Step Society 🎶

🗓️ Friday, December 4 & Saturday, December 5, 2026

⏰ Doors at 9:00pm | Show at 10:00pm

📍 Sitzmark Bar & Grill, 194 Olympic Mountain Loop, Girdwood, AK 99587

🎟️ Tickets required (link below), 21 & over

Five-piece electro-swing & EDM-infused big band High Step Society is bringing their beat-dropping dance party to Girdwood! Known for high-energy live shows and plenty of movement, they’re the perfect crew to kick off another winter of Live at the Sitz. Join us December 4 & 5 for two nights under the Sitzstein Chapel.

*Ullr Fest is on Saturday, December 5 prior to the show. Come early and join the festivities!

ABOUT HIGH STEP SOCIETY

High Step Society is a high-flying, beat-dropping, big band dance party with an ear to the past, and both feet on the gas. Sultry and effervescent, low-down, dirty and mean, this dynamic EDM-infused seven-piece band is bringing jazz back to the dance floor where it belongs.

Based out of Portland, OR, and New Orleans, LA, High Step Society has been a favorite of the US festival scene since it’s creation in 2015, touring year-round and sharing stages with a wide range of acts from Beats Antique and The Polish Ambassador to Zion I and Dirtwire. Their fusion of hard-hitting beats with seductive vocals and horns has made them a top performance choice for dancers and burlesque and circus artists worldwide. Capturing the spirit of the Jazz Age and launching it a century forward, this band breaks down the divisions between us and replaces them with the irresistible urge to dance together. 

High stepping is a state of mind, and a society to be a part of. Dress yourself up nice, jump on the dance floor and lift your best foot towards the sky. Let’s ride this wave together towards better times.

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