New Ownership Takes Control of Vice Seattle
The nightclub at 1532 Minor Ave is transitioning to a new management group.
Updated on Oct. 22, 2026 in Dance and Electronic
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New owners have filed paperwork to assume operations of the dance club Vice Seattle. The transition sees the venue shift away from Forum Social House ownership.
Why it matters
The change in management marks a notable shift for the nightlife venue, which has operated since its opening in the summer of 2024.
Vice Seattle opened its doors in the summer of 2024 and has been operating for 2 years as of October 2026. The venue is located within the Melrose Market development, which was purchased by Regency Centers in 2019.
The players
Jack Cheung
He is part of the new ownership group filing to assume operations at the Seattle nightclub.
Jesse Perbix
He is included in the incoming management team taking control of the Minor Ave venue.
Andrea Wolfe
She serves as a member of the group currently transitioning into ownership of the dance club.
Forum Social House
This organization was the previous owner of the nightclub venue.
Department of Revenue
This state agency currently holds the pending nightclub endorsement for the address.
The details
The incoming leadership group for the club, located at 1532 Minor Ave, includes Jack Cheung, Jesse Perbix, and Andrea Wolfe. The venue currently hosts the ticketed Brunch SZN party series during daytime weekend hours.
Timeline
2019: Regency Centers purchased the Melrose Market development.
Summer 2024: Vice Seattle officially opened to the public.
August 2024: Initial news coverage reported on the launch of the venue.
Summer 2026: The club celebrated its two-year anniversary.
October 22, 2026: The filing regarding the change in ownership was reported.
Industry Dynamics
The change at 1532 Minor Ave reflects the ongoing churn within independent nightlife venues housed in major retail redevelopments. This transition mirrors broader shifts in the Seattle entertainment scene where management groups pivot to capitalize on established, high-traffic market locations.
Patrons should see no interruption in service as the venue is currently operating. Future event attendees, including those for the Brunch SZN party series, should continue to check the venue website for any updates on scheduling or ticketing.
The takeaway
Management changes in nightlife venues are a common occurrence in urban markets like Seattle as ownership groups restructure for operational efficiency. Guests can stay informed by tracking official announcements from the club regarding future event programming.
Further reading
For more news on the local scene, visit the Seattle Dance and Electronic section.
More information
Find upcoming show schedules and ticket information on the official venue website.
Source note: This article includes information reported by CHS Capitol Hill Seattle.
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