Josh Rawlings live in Seattle

Experience Josh Rawlings live on July 2nd

Josh Rawlings is a musician known for his blend of Americana, folk, and blues influences, often incorporating fingerstyle guitar techniques and introspective songwriting. His work frequently explores themes of travel, personal reflection, and the American experience, drawing comparisons to artists like Townes Van Zandt and Guy Clark. He has released several independent albums to critical acclaim within the Americana music scene.

Black & Tan Hall is a venue located in Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood. Originally constructed in 1928 as a social hall for the International Order of Odd Fellows, the building later functioned as a dance hall and gained notoriety during the mid-20th century as a jazz club frequented by prominent musicians and a diverse local crowd. The name “Black & Tan” references a type of police force prevalent in Ireland during a specific historical period; its use at this venue aims to acknowledge that complex history while fostering an inclusive present-day environment.

Currently, Black & Tan Hall operates as a multi-purpose event space hosting live music performances spanning various genres – including roots, rock, country, and blues – alongside community events and private functions. It maintains a focus on showcasing both established and emerging artists within the Pacific Northwest region and beyond.