The Rabbit Box presents Nick Delffs, Bad Posture Club and The Star Family Singers

Thursday, Feb. 26th / Doors 7pm / Music @ 8pm

$15 adv. / $18 door : https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/the-star-family-singers-with-special-guests-2026-02-26-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-fdac4d

Nick Delffs has been a beloved staple of Pacific Northwest music since emerging with his Portland-based band The Shaky Hands in the mid-2000s. It was clear then, as it is now, that he possessed an authentic—maybe ancient—voice. His latest album, Transitional Phase, is about opening oneself up to change, refusing the calcification that comes with age, and opting for wholesale transformation instead.

Bad Posture Club is a queer folk duo made up of Maren Day and Morgan Kavanagh. Originally from Northwestern Washington, they've toured nationally, as well as spent formative years in the Midwest music scene. Together they craft intricate and experimental harmonies with their two voices, banjo, guitar, and a 100 year old pump organ. Bad Posture Club invites the listener to hear the power in quiet, intimate music, and offers warmth and reflection through song. Currently based in Anacortes, WA.

The Star Family Singers are a songwriting duo who write music about the mystical powers of love and friendship. Always a real world venture, they live in a 2003 Toyota Highlander and tour the DIY circuit, eating gas station hot dogs, exploring their craft and pursuing the effervescent mystery of music itself!

Babylon Death Party returns to Seattle! The 22nd Gate Opens Friday, February 27th. This night is a return and a remembering. Mugga Rose (est. KOOK Teflon) comes spiraling home— back to Cascadia, where she walked for 14 years leading haunted paths, crafting spells, documenting the unseen, curating large-scale esoteric rites. She arrives bearing Sundries for the Soul, offered through the Spiraling Home Book Tour, and the old spices of the Psychic Eye awaken again. The breath of the otherworld rises with Soriah, shamanic arts throat singer, vibrating bone, earth, and sky— opening the sound-gate between worlds. The night unfolds through occult performance by Doña Macabra storytelling & spoken word by Meagan Angus, Hannah Haddix & Gabriela of “All Gates Within” and book reading by Mugga Rose voices crossing the veil, memory made flesh. This gathering is also a night of honor. We hold space for the fallen hype witch Jaguar Bullet— fire-tongued, spell-bright, never forgotten His name is spoken. His current runs through us. The night also features artists vending unique, peculiar, one-of-a-kind creations—objects of power, beauty, and curiosity by Jessica Henry & CURRĄŊ Come gather. Come witness. Come remember. Babylon Death Party returns.

Friday, Feb. 27th / Doors 6pm / Show 7pm

$20 adv. / $25 door: https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/babylon-death-party-2026-02-27-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-d97811

💌 Join us for a dating-themed cocktail party, where everyone arrives single and everyone gets a match... no swiping necessary! Hosted by the Love Doctor and Noir Events, your home for Seattle's most charming, intimate, and thoughtful events. Matching will be powered by Matchbox. It’s a software that uses relationship science to find you your most compatible match at the party. It’s also the same technology behind the Marriage Pact, tradition at 100+ universities that's matched more than half a million people to date. Now Introducing... The ROSEBUDS JAZZ BAND 🎺 assembled as the official house band for Noir Events and here to present you a more authentic vintage vibe for your evening. Let sweet and sultry jazz tunes score your evening, including a feature set performed with yours truly. Get ready to get flirty 💋 Sincerely, The Love Doctor

Saturday, Feb. 28th // 7pm to 11pm // 21+ ID Required

$40 adv. / $45 door: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mix-match-a-dating-themed-cocktail-party-for-singles-tickets-1980760417730?aff=RabbitBox

"This Women’s History Month, Women in Music Seattle invites you to Impact: The Evolution & History of Women in Music, a panel discussion spotlighting influential women who have shaped Seattle’s music industry across generations. Our panelists will reflect on their careers, the barriers they faced, the progress made, and the legacy women continue to build in music. Whether you’re an artist, industry professional, or supporter of equity in music, this event is a chance to learn, connect, and celebrate."

Doors 6pm / Panel discussion begins at 6:45pm / Free Admission

Register here:  https://app.glueup.com/event/impact-the-evolution-history-of-women-in-music-171357/

The Rabbit Box is excited to present Les Greene & The Swayzees with special guest, The Maya Experience!

Wednesday, March 4th / Doors 7pm / Music 8pm

$18 adv. / $20 door: https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/les-greene-the-swayzees-2026-03-04-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-ccc957

Les Greene is a dynamic force in modern music—bold, electrifying, and soulful to his core. Best known as the voice of Little Richard in Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis movie and the film’s Grammy-nominated soundtrack, Greene channels the raw spirit of rock ’n’ roll with a sound all his own. Fronting his powerhouse band The Swayzees, Greene delivers a high-octane blend of roots rock and soul, fusing vintage flair with a fresh, modern edge that’s as irresistible as it is unforgettable. With over 200K monthly Spotify listeners, 350K YouTube views, and 30K social media followers, Greene is fast becoming a breakout artist with staying power. Still, it’s his live show that truly seals the deal. Backed by tight arrangements and blistering musicianship, Greene leaves everything onstage—dancing, wailing, connecting. Each show is more than a performance; it’s a revival.

 The Changing Light began as a response by Scott McKnight and Michael A. Knutson to growing ownership of terms such as "Northwest Mysticism" by wealthy, elitist art biographers describing the works of legendary artists such as Mark Tobey, Morris Graves, Kenneth Callahan and Guy Anderson. Determined to "show an example of the meaning of meaning", the two agreed upon a film project in which neither one would see each other's painting or poetry until it was initially compiled, then sent to Patrick Taylor and David Brown, who started the montage production. All this while, the painter and the poet sat in on local Seattle bands rehearsals to find music for the soundtrack, all of which was produced by Gary Mula with the addition of his own songs, sometimes redubbed and played backwards. The final result stands as one of best examples of raw Pacific Northwest artist philosophy and mindset, combining native themes, eastern thought and urban cultural modernity. It is brave and honest work.

Donations at the door will go to Music Cares in Gary Mula’s honor : https://www.musicares.org/

The Triple Door Presents at Tony Furtado Duo featuring Luke Price at The Rabbit Box

Friday, March 6, 2026 @ 7:30pm

$25 Advance // $30 Day of : https://tickets.thetripledoor.net/eventperformances.asp?evt=1265

Very few musicians of any stripe so personify a musical genre as completely as Tony Furtado embodies Americana roots music. Tony is an evocative and soulful singer, a wide-ranging songwriter and a virtuoso multi-instrumental-ist adept on banjo, cello-banjo, slide guitar and baritone ukulele who mixes and matches sounds and styles with the fl air of a master chef (he’s also an accomplished sculptor, but that’s another story). All of the music of America is in Tony’s music. Relix hit the nail on the head when writing of Tony: “True talent doesn’t need categories.”

Five-time Grand National Fiddle Champion Luke Price is a multi-instrumentalist performer, composer, and studio musician based in Portland, OR. He has his roots in American fiddling and swing traditions, but his interests and influences are diverse ranging through Soul, Jazz, Pop, and Americana. Luke is a Berklee School of Music alum and regularly plays and sings in a vintage soul/pop tinged band, “Love, Dean” alongside his wife Rachael Price. Luke brings a unique voice to any music he plays, whether he’s on the fiddle, guitar, or singing.

The Triple Door presents David Wilcox with special guest, Justin Farren at The Rabbit Box

There are songwriters who chronicle life, and then there’s David Wilcox—an artist who metabolizes it. He has long been a quiet force in American folk music; a musician’s musician, a writer’s writer, and a seeker whose gift lies in making the personal feel universal.

Saturday / March 7, 2026 / 7:30pm

$35 Advance // $40 Door: https://tickets.thetripledoor.net/eventperformances.asp?evt=1734

One Year In The Stars: Honoring Gary Mula ~ An open gathering of friends singing songs to Gary

It's been one year since our beloved Gary Mula - musician, recording and live music engineer, singer/songwriter/guitarist, mentor/teacher and dear friend - left the earth for the stars. We invite those who knew and loved Gary to come together to share songs you know Gary would like to hear. There will be a guitars, a piano, and microphones available to use for those who want to share a song. Featuring artists: Uncle Chaddo, hannah ramone, Jake Rohr, Jesse Bonn and others.

Gary could often be found behind the sound board at The Rabbit Box and many music festivals, venues and events around town, always showing up with love, support, and guidance for whoever was playing. He put his passion for music into supporting artists as a studio and mixing engineer, infusing everything he worked on with love and detailed attention. Over the years, Gary engineered, produced and mixed many beautiful records for PNW artists you can find here: https://garymula.com/ He ran a number of studios in his time including the epic Dutchman Recording Studio (you can read about here: https://www.historylink.org/File/22889), the Bani-Love Recording Studio , out of the historic Columbia City Theater, and The Treehouse. Gary was an incredibly gifted songwriter who often put aside working on his own music to support others. You can listen to his songs here: https://soundcloud.com/gary-mula We love you, Gary!

Doors 5pm - Music to follow

$12 adv. / $15 door: https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/one-year-in-the-stars-honoring-gary-mula-an-open-gathering-of-friends-singing-songs-to-gary-2026-03-0-d9064c

Donations to Music Cares can be made in Gary’s name online or at The Rabbit Box

Join The Rabbit Box for an early show “Open Michael “ ~ A Storytelling Strangeness Stand Up Open Mic ~ hosted by Emmett Montgomery, featuring Derek Sheen & Emma Schmuckler

Tuesday, March 10th / 6pm to 8pm

Suggested $10 Donations at the Door

The Rabbit Box is pleased to presents Blessing Bled Chimanga Light & Hope Album Release Show with Opening by Mahonyera.

Thursday, March 12th / Doors 7pm / Show 7:30pm

$18 adv. / $20 door: https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/blessing-bled-chimanga-2026-03-12-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-25bf6b

Blessing “Bled” Chimanga is an internationally acclaimed Zimbabwean musician, singer, and songwriter, celebrated for his electrifying stage presence and remarkable talent as a multi-instrumentalist. A virtuoso on the marimba, drums, and vocals, Blessing seamlessly blends Afro-jazz, traditional Zimbabwean sounds, and contemporary rhythms to create music that resonates globally. His performances are vibrant, interactive, and deeply soulful, captivating audiences with his infectious energy and passion. Blessing has toured extensively, gracing stages at major festivals across Africa, Europe, Asia, and America, earning recognition as a true cultural ambassador. His ability to connect with audiences transcends language and borders, making him a perfect fit for festivals seeking an artist who can inspire joy, unity, and celebration. A storyteller and crowd-pleaser, Blessing Chimanga is more than a musician—he is an unforgettable experience. Live in Seattle Blessing “Bled” Chimanga releases his fourth album and his first-ever live recording in the USA, captured at Roots Music Project in Boulder this January. Featuring eight tracks, the album shares his message of gratitude, light, and hope, and his vision for a better world. Blending Zimbabwean traditional sounds with pop and jazz grooves, and sung in both Shona and English, the project showcases Blessing’s charismatic marimba playing and vibrant connection with his audience. This live album will make you dance and sing along while sharing a message of light and hope — and makes you feel like you’re right there in the room. This show will be the Seattle Album Release Concert as part of the Light&Hope USA Album Tour.

The Rabbit Box presents The Sam Chase with special guests, Kelsey Sprague Band and Kate Dinsmore

Friday, March 13th / Doors 7:30 / Music begins at 8:30pm

$18 adv. / $20 door : https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/the-sam-chase-with-special-guests-kelsey-sprague-band-and-kate-dinsmore-2026-03-13-the-rabbit-box-the-e85ed4

If one could apply a needle to the flat disc of time and render a sound from its infinite grooves, the celestial tones of past, present and future would be the songs of The Sam Chase.  It doesn’t matter where they are from, where they’ve been or where they may yet go.  All that matters is where you will be when they show how to make time stand still. The music rings through your soul like a siren. Something inside you has been set loose.  We have veered off of the path, into the unknown and there is no one who can stop it.  Then you realize, you gave them the keys. Time, space, and the swirling of microscopic universes that make up all matter, mean nothing when the veil is lifted and you hear the clang of Knuckles the guitar and the holy “whooas” of the man himself… Sam Chase.  You lean back, kick your feet up and sing along.

Kelsey Sprague Band weaves songs that feel like love letters—tender, nostalgic, and achingly human. Their sound blends old-school soul themes and retro pop hooks with indie folk intimacy, evoking the warmth of vintage radio and the ache of a well-worn memory.  With romantic tempos and dreamy hooks, every song is a slow dance between heartbreak and hope, written to bring people home to themselves. Based in Seattle, Kelsey Sprague Band is setting out to create spaces that invite listeners to slow down and connect with their own sense of nostalgia with influences ranging from Patsy Cline to Jenny Lewis to Norah Jones and Brandi Carlisle.

Kate Dinsmore is a singer-songwriter based in Seattle, WA. A dynamic performer and vocalist, Dinsmore brings her songs to the stage with an undeniable presence. Her music is powerful and emotional, with influences ranging from Jazz to Rock to Americana. Dinsmore’s performances quickly gained a following in Seattle, allowing her to open for notable artists such as Pat Benatar, Colin Hay, and the Dip. 

The Rabbit Box presents Charming Disaster with Mr. Ink and The Black Mariah Theatre

Sunday, March 15th / Doors 6:30pm / Show 7:30pm

$18 adv. / $20 door: https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/charming-disaster-mister-ink-the-black-mariah-theater-2026-03-15-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-b96daa

CHARMING DISASTER is a Brooklyn-based goth folk duo whose darkly whimsical sound world blends macabre humor, literary storytelling, and theatrical flair. Formed in 2012 by singer songwriters Ellia Bisker and Jeff Morris, the pair creates tightly woven duets that explore the shadowy borderlands between myth and science, magic and mortality, folklore and the occult. Their music draws inspiration from the murder ballad traditions of Americana, the gothic sensibilities of Edward Gorey and Tim Burton and the intimate drama of cabaret performance. Across seven full length albums, Charming Disaster has developed a signature style that is both playfully sinister and emotionally resonant. Their songs unfold like miniature stories—populated by witches, ghosts, detectives, monsters, and doomed lovers—each delivered with wry wit, intricate harmonies, and a flair for the theatrical. They have shared stages with genre bending acts including Voltaire, Rasputina, and The Dresden Dolls, earning praise for their ability to make the macabre feel mischievous, charming, and unexpectedly fun. Whatever you think is about to happen when MISTER INK emerges holding some weird vaguely recognizable instrument you are probably right and wrong all the same. There will be stories. There will be howling and hollering. There will be oddly captivating rhythms seducing you into his world. A subterranean labyrinth of folk tales, dirty limericks, and salacious magic rooted in the ancient heartbeat of humanity. Somewhere in the mud where myth crashes into meat there is Mister Ink asking you for just a little more time. Mister Ink, the shouting songwriting engine for the enigmatic Peculiar Pretzelmen, strips down the apocalyptic atmosphere to a more negotiable bit of bombast in solo form. The odd instrumentation and primal grooves remain, held together by songs that might be ancient or maybe hastily composed on the way to the stage. Either way, a captivating bit of chaos is sure to occur, tattooing its charms on the dark corners of audiences wherever he appears. THE BLACK MARIAH THEATER have been casting hexes with their sultry-garage rock for years; but it's the twin sisters' infectious energy and angsty-cool attitude during live shows that draw listeners from all over. Combining tantalizing melodies with catchy choruses, along with the band's lyrical storytelling, The Black Mariah Theater will have you entranced from the first note

The Rabbit Box presents Drew Martin, Linzy Collins & Hank Lemon

Friday, March 20th / Doors 6:30pm / Music begins 7:30pm

$20 adv. / $25 door : https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/drew-martin-linzy-collins-hank-lemon-2026-03-20-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-75dc83

“Drew Martin is a songwriter from Maui, Hawaii. His sound is a mix of folk/blues & Hawaiian slack key guitar. Multi-instrumentalist playing 12 string guitar, harmonicas & ukulele. Songs inspired by nature & the places he calls home in the West Maui mountains.” - www.sofarsounds.com/artists/drew-martin)

Linzy Collins is a born performer with a voice like honey and a deep well of musical influences at her command. A member of two of Seattle’s beloved supergroups—Midnight High and The Little Lies: A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac—she’s graced some of the city’s most iconic stages, from The Moore and The Crocodile to Climate Pledge Arena. Shaped by legends like Billy Joel, Tears for Fears, Olivia Dean and Ella Fitzgerald, Linzy blends classic inspiration with modern charisma. Raised in a music-loving family steeped in vocal jazz and classic rock, she has a natural gift for making audiences fall in love with the familiar all over again. Her performances are rich with nostalgia, romance, and a timeless charm that lingers long after the final note.

Hank Lemon is the solo project of Naked Giants' bombastic drummer and co-founder, Henry LaVallee. The northwest rocker-turned-folkie has taken insights from living on the road and set them to his own style of acoustic songwriting and sensory storytelling. With inspirations ranging from Dylan to Fairport Convention, Hank Lemon's music is a familiar freshness to saturated ears.

Iceland Unfiltered: Get ready for an evening of laughter hosted by Icelandair! At this one-night-only comedy event, two Icelanders are flying to Seattle to reveal the quirky truths, cultural oddities, and straight-up strange realities of Iceland. Comedians and storytellers Ragnar Bragason and Bergur Ebbi will share hilarious personal stories, offer wildly unqualified advice, and roast what tourists get wrong…every single time. Each guest will receive a complimentary cocktail infused with local flavors and Blue Lagoon Iceland will provide every guest with a skincare gift. Expect laughter and at least five conversation-starters for your next dinner party. Spoiler: You've definitely been pronouncing Reykjavík wrong.

Saturday, March 21st / 4:00 - 6:00 PM

Claim your spot here: https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/the-essence-of-iceland-2026-03-21-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-423f62

Wyatt Feegrado and Luke Abranches at The Rabbit Box

Saturday, March 21st / Doors 6:30pm / Show 7:30pm

GA $25 adv. / $30 door / VIP Front Row : $35 : https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/wyatt-feegrado-and-luke-abranches-2026-03-21-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-92322c

Pronounced: Wy-Yaht Fi-Gray-Doe Bio: Social Media Sensation Wyatt Feegrado started comedy at 16 years old in his home of San Francisco, California before moving to the Big Apple. Know for his one liners and dark comedy, Wyatt tours nationally and internationally. After moving to New York, Wyatt starred as Vinnie Corrales in the TV show Bettor Days on HULU, played the lead antagonist Jones Valencia in the A&E series Chicano Squad, and depicted Jesus on the History Channel. Wyatt is also the hosts the Gen Zenophobic Podcast with his brother Luke Abranches.

Luke Abranches is not your average teenage comedian. Starting stand-up at just 12 years old, he quickly gained respect in the comedy world for his sharp observational humor, compelling storytelling, and political satire that lands well beyond his years. Now 16, Luke has already toured nationally, performing at renowned venues such as Cobb’ s Comedy Club, the San Jose Improv, and the Atlanta Comedy Theater. He’s also a SF Sketchfest alum and a past comedian at the prestigious Improv comedy club chain. Despite his young age, Luke has shared the stage with some of comedy’s biggest names, opening for Kumail Nanjiani, Jeff Arcuri, Nimesh Patel, Sammy Obeid, and Maz Jobrani. Audiences and fellow comedians alike recognize his undeniable talent, often noting his potential to become one of the greats. With a unique ability to blend charm with razor-sharp wit, Luke Abranches isn’t just a young comic—he’s a rising force in stand-up, ready to leave his mark on the comedy world.

The Rabbit Box presents Great Comet with special guests, Old Coast

Sunday, March 22nd / Doors 6:30pm / Show 7:30pm

$12 adv. / $15 door: https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/great-comet-w-special-guest-old-coast-2026-03-22-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-d13097

Great Comet, the Americana-tinged indie rock project of songwriter Aaron New, has always been a study in motion, but with the release of the sonically expansive second album, Stranger Land, that motion has found a new direction—a deliberate journey through the spaces between. The album is a powerful document of life on the road, of experiencing lasting love alongside devastating loss, and finding a home in the hushed moments of a world seen through a van window. Though the performance pushes into electrifying new territory, the project remains grounded in New’s Appalachian roots, blending a reverence for classic storytelling with a modern indie edge. Stranger Land is more than an album; it’s the title of an ongoing story, capturing a pivotal moment for a project defined by change and proving that for Great Comet, the destination is still unknown, but the path forward has never been more compelling.

Seattle-based Old Coast melds a spirited mix of whisky-drinking desert songs with driving rhythms and blue collar harmonies to create a unique brand of Pacific Northwest Americana.

The Rabbit Box and KBCS are excited to present An Evening with Stephanie Anne Johnson, accompanied by Jeff Fielder.

Friday, March 27th / Doors 7pm / Show 8pm

They will perform two sets: One set will be the new album ‘Sing, baby!’ performed in its entirety. The second set will all be cover songs; some you’ve never heard Stephanie perform before!

Pacific Northwest Americana songwriter and performer Stephanie Anne Johnson’s (they/them) voice is like a prayer. It’s the kind of sound that makes you feel renewed, refreshed, and in love with the higher spirits of the planet. It’s a sound you can bask in, that can wash over you and regenerate the best of you all at once. And they have wowed judges on the immensely popular NBC TV series, The Voice, showcasing their gifts.

New studio album 'Sing, baby!' was released on October 17th, 2025.

Stephanie Anne Johnson has opened for acts that include political figure Bernie Sanders, and artists such as The Indigo Girls, Macy Gray, Mavis Staples, Taj Mahal, Robert Cray, The Blind Boys of Alabama, Steve Earle, Cedric Burnside, and Mason Jennings among many others.

$22 adv. / $25 door: https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/an-evening-with-stephanie-anne-johnson-2026-03-27-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-eeabe3

The Rabbit Box presents Lo_Liner with Midnight Jasmine and Amanda Winterhalter

Saturday, March 28th / Doors 7:30pm / Music 8pm

$15 adv. / $18 door: https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/lo_liner-midnight-jasmine-amanda-winterhalter-2026-03-28-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-728be8

“A perfectly timed engine is a beautiful thing. A muscle car purrs at idle, humbly coated in grease, smelling of gasoline, it clicks and whines in revolution, betraying its ungodly power to resist the draw of gravity with explosive torque. Arlan Lackie's acoustic guitar is this kind of machine: a wood and wire hot rod he combines with deadpan vocal delivery that you can feel in your chest. Lackie finds all the words needed to describe Lo_Liner's sound in the song "Eye For and Eye" when he sings "...a big vibration, and a rumbl'in force, that ol' machine's gonna win of course". His titanic voice is tendered by his partner in the band Lucile Lackie, whose ethereal harmonies, additions on winding lap steel, make Lo_Liner a band. They're joined by Eric Woodruff on Bass and Jesse Harmonson on Drums, blending influences from old country, blues, folk and rock and roll. Think White stripes meets the Carter Family…or The Handsome Family arguing with Simon and Garfunkel.” Sean Jewel: American Standard Time Records

Midnight Jasmine is Damian Lester, Ellen Curry, and Tim Chinnock. Sprouted in the sands of Joshua Tree, California, the trio brings their no-frills authenticity to tunes that embody complexity within simplicity. Their sound is something like a cross-pollination of early Gregory Alan Isakov and an acoustic version of Low. With spacious rhythms that carry an effortless groove, and three voices that seem to come from one, their songs reflect the trio’s connection with nature, exploring themes of awakening to love and the inner human experience.

“One breath and Amanda Winterhalter’s voice stays with you. One whisper and you lean in to know more.” – Artist Home

The Rabbit Box presents Billy and the Dreamboats album release show with special guests, Sara Camille and Dr. Rocket

Friday, April 3rd / Doors 7pm / Show 8pm

$15 adv. / $20 door: https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/billy-and-the-dreamboats-album-release-show-with-special-guests-sara-camille-and-dr-rocket-2026-04-03-1cf27d

Billy and the Dreamboats are a Seattle-based band known for their dreamy, 60s-inspired indie pop sound. Their music blends lush melodies with introspective lyrics, evoking the atmospheric qualities of shoegaze and the melodic sensibilities of indie pop. Their music is ideal for listeners who appreciate introspective, vintage-inspired pop with a modern twist. They are currently on the cusp of releasing their full-length debut album, How Did You Get Here?

The Rabbit Box presents Extrawilliam / Young-Chhaylee / Liv Victorino

Thursday, April 9th / Doors 6:30pm / Music 7:30pm

$18 adv. / $23 door : https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/extrawilliam-young-chhaylee-liv-victorino-2026-04-09-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-beece4

Extrawilliam is the new solo project of William Cremin, multi-instrumentalist and member of many Seattle bands past and present, including Cumulus, Invisible Shivers, The Environment, and The Torn ACLs. He released a pair of acoustic-leaning EPs in 2025 but has not performed a set of his own songs since early 2020.

Young-Chhaylee is a singer/songwriter of the PNW. Growing up on the southside of Everett, WA and being a first generation Cambodian-American has shaped the experience that he speaks on. His writing and style and groove are pieces taken from John Mayer, J. Cole, Otis Redding, and D'Angelo. His voice is powerful yet flutters. Simultaneously strong and vulnerable.

Liv Victorino's quiet, tender songwriting renders unforgettable melodies that deliver a new take on grunge and baroque-pop.

Dune Moss with special guest, Mollie Jane presented by The Triple Door at The Rabbit Box

Friday, April 10th / Doors 6:30pm / Music begins @ 7:30pm

$20 General // $25 Advance : https://tickets.thetripledoor.net/eventperformances.asp?evt=2207

Dune Moss is a woodland fairy who creates music that blends ethereal magic, indie electronic, and art pop. Her music is inspired by artists like Enya, AURORA, and Imogen Heap, and aims to transport listeners to another world. Moss grew up in a creative household and was inspired by her mother's "majikal" playlist of movie soundtracks and other songs. She plays the accordion and sings and also designs and sells fairy wear on Etsy. 

The Rabbit Box presents a Sunday music showcase with Kathy Moore, Patrick Porter & Sheryl Wiser ~ “Hope Is The Thing With Feathers”

Sunday, April 12th / Doors 6pm / Music 7pm

$15 adv. / $20 door : https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/kathy-moore-patrick-porter-sheryl-wiser-hope-is-the-thing-with-feathers-2026-04-12-the-rabbit-box-the-99ee19

Expert guitarist Kathy Moore has earned a reputation as one of Seattle’s finest musicians, having performed alongside a litany of Northwest greats with her fiery leads and textural cascades. When she’s not occupied melting faces, Moore is a songwriter of remarkable depth and sensitivity. Her “Prog-Punk” ethic fills the stage, and she might just as easily sit at the piano for a tender ballad, build a labyrinth of loops for a massive soundscape, or strum her guitar in quiet syncopation to a haunting melody.

Seattle native Patrick Porter has been making a late-career push for “hardest working man in show business”, sitting in many chairs as a performer, accompanist, music director and band project manager with a laundry list of top-tier local artists. On the other side of his life, Porter is a tender, whimsical songwriter who has released two EPs of original music in the last two years. In solo performance, Porter channels the spirit of his expansive studio creations through a single guitar or piano, making space for his melodies to reach up to the rafters. Self-described “Jersey Girl”

Sheryl Wiser has become a fixture in the Pacific Northwest music scene, first with her band Somebody’s Daughter and more recently as a solo artist. Wiser’s music blends folk and soul with elements of blues, jazz and rock in a heady mixture centered on her compelling, powerful voice. Playing her signature red Parker Fly guitar, Wiser centers her musical stories on intensely human themes of struggle, frailty and overcoming loss. Her life as a musician blends seamlessly with her work as a community activist, writer, and advocate for sustainable agriculture.

The Rabbit Box presents The Star Family Singers and Special Guests

Thursday, April 16th / Doors 7pm / Music 7:30pm

$15 adv. / $18 door : https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/the-star-family-singers-with-special-guests-2026-04-16-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-857186

The Star Family Singers are a songwriting duo who write music to explore the mystical powers of love and friendship. Always a real world venture, they live in a 2003 Toyota Highlander and tour the DIY circuit, eating gas station hot dogs, exploring their craft and pursuing the effervescent mystery of music itself!

The Rabbit Box presents Abbey Blackwell / Keeley Boyle / Don Piano

Friday, April 17th / Doors 7:30pm / Music begins at 8pm

$15 adv. / $20 door : https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/abbey-blackwell-keeley-boyle-don-piano-2026-04-17-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-99fdc1

Primarily known as a bassist for groups like Grammy-nominated band Alvvays and Seattle surfers La Luz, Abbey Blackwell (Seattle) is focusing her energies on writing for solo guitar and voice. In the last few years, Abbey has moved into writing songs that feature the voice and guitar (a time-tested combination). Under her name, she has released one EP (2021) and two LPs with another on the way in April 2026. All of which have garnered recognition — The Brooklyn Vegan recognizing Big Big Motion as "a lovely slice of folky indie rock with a lush atmosphere and just a little ragged edge,” and My Maze (2023) ended up being one of Gorilla vs Bear’s top albums of 2023. Her songwriting calls back to the lyrical, hanging melodies of Sibylle Baier and Linda Perhacs, with angular, geometric chord progressions that lean in satisfying directions. Rendered through a self-assured and distinctive musical vocabulary, her songs offer an inspired and idiosyncratic take on personal songwriting, with insights into the central pressure points of human experience that run deeper than transparently confessional.

Keeley Boyle is a singer-songwriter from Kenai, Alaska. Her songs celebrate her home with portraits of loved ones and northern landscapes. Keeley has been playing music in southcentral Alaska since she was a child and has been involved in Portland, OR, and Nashville, TN scenes as well. Her careful guitar arrangements are artfully supported by the bass playing of Abbey Blackwell in both recordings and live performances. She recently won the Rasmuson Grant, and has caught the eye of publications like Under the Radar and Global Texan Chronicles, which touted her EP Inviting, saying it "has such a natural calm interwoven into its fabric that the message of transformation hits with a special kind of beauty."

50% comedy show, 50% game show, and 100% f*cked up, WRONG! is a celebration of dark humor, cancelable offenses, and questionable social media decisions that takes everything you know about game shows and turns it on its head. Each show, three of the world’s funniest comics will go head-to-head-to-head to see who can earn the most made-up points, win the most prizes that we’ve rescued from the trash, and ultimately be crowned the Most F*cked Up Comedian! If you play your cards right from the audience, you could win some prizes too! Hosted by Jay Light (Roast Battle, America's Got Talent)

April 18th / Doors 6:30pm / Show 7:30pm

$15 adv. / $20 door : https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/wrong-a-dark-comedy-game-show-2026-04-18-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-fa91c5

The Rabbit Box presents BIG TIME MACA & AARON MONTE: Comedy Rap and Stand-Up Spectacular!

Friday, April 24th // Doors 5:30pm // Show 6:30pm

$18 adv. / $20 door: https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/big-time-maca-aaron-monte-comedy-rap-and-stand-up-spectacular-2026-04-24-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seatt-122a8a

Get ready for a night of nonstop laughs as Big Time Maca and Aaron Monte hit the stage live! Sit back and enjoy the show as they create a hilarious, unforgettable show packed with clever jokes, funny music, and big moments you’ll be talking about long after the show ends.

Max Castillo is a comedian, comedy rapper, and content creator known as Big Time Maca, with 950K+ followers and over 22 Million TikTok likes. He’s a member of American High’s sketch group Barely Adult, voices characters in Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4, and wrote viral campaigns for Fortnite starring Kim Kardashian, T-Pain, Eric Andre, and Kyle Mooney. He first blew up when he created the viral video “Making the Pause Music for GoldenEye 64.” His comedy rap album Big Time Album is out now along with multiple music videos.

Aaron Monte is a comedian and comedy rapper with 125K+ followers across social media. Fresh off a sold-out New York Comedy Festival show at NY Comedy Club, his first stand-up special coming out in February and has appeared on CBS’s The Neighborhood. Recently he has found viral internet success sharing funny stories about his experiences as a middle school teacher. He is a member of the comedy rap duo RUN THE FOOLS.

The Rabbit Box presents Macey Isaacs with special guests, Sam Skolnik and Faith Ladzinski

Saturday, April 25th / Doors 5:30pm / Show 6:30pm

$22 adv. / $25 door : https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/macey-isaacs-with-sam-skolnik-and-faith-ladzinski-2026-04-25-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-a99d6e

Macey Isaacs, originally from Austin, is a nationally touring stand-up comedian. She has performed in festivals like Netflix is a Joke, Laughing Skull, Flyover, and Bergamot and has been featured on Netflix is a Joke Radio on Sirius XM. She's opened for comedians such as Tom Segura, Chelsea Handler, Shane Torres, Alonzo Bodden, Dean Delray, and Taylor Williamson. In 2022, she was named one of the Top 35 Comics to Break Out by Interrobang. In 2023, she was a finalist in KTLA's Summer of Funny. In 2024, she filmed specials for Dry Bar Comedy and Don't Tell Comedy—and even wrote this bio.

Band of Certainty is a 6 piece rock band from Seattle. This show is in celebration of their newest release, "5 Things 6 Songs". Along with other longtime Seattle musicians, the band features Glen Slater from Sub Pop's The Walkabouts. The Band's currency is song. Each song contains what we like to call Existential Punchlines. What is an Existential Punchline you might ask? Here is an example: "The world is spinning underneath our feet, turning us all into revolutionaries" . And, you might want to argue that this is a Pun rather than an Existential Punchline. Fair enough and we can have that argument at the show. But, do reserve a ticket. The Rabbitbox is our favorite venue and we expect this show will sell out!

Sunday, April 26th / Doors 6pm / Show 7pm

$12 adv. / $15 door : https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/band-of-certainty-2026-04-26-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-bee5aa

The Rabbit Box presents Lady A - The Real Lady A , “The Hardest Workin' Woman in Blues, Soul, Funk, and Gospel,” with special guests!

Saturday, May 2nd / Doors 6pm / Music begins 7pm

$20 adv. / $25 door : https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/lady-a-the-real-lady-a-2026-05-02-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-cf7422

Lady A ~ The Real Lady A is a Seattle-born and raised Blues, Soul, and Gospel powerhouse known for her storytelling, warmth, and deep connection with audiences. With over 20 years in the music industry, Lady A is a national and international touring and recording artist whose voice carries truth, grit, and joy. Whether fronting a full band or performing in an intimate trio setting, she creates shows that feel like a conversation, inviting the audience in, sharing stories, and leaving room for genuine connection.

Susie Philipsen ~ Sunday Kissing Club Vinyl Release at The Rabbit Box!

Friday, May 15th / Doors 6:30pm / Music 7:30pm

$18 adv. / $20 door : https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/susie-philipsen-sunday-kissing-club-vinyl-release-2026-05-15-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-3457ca

Susie Philipsen’s style is timeless, occupying a sweet spot between jazz, folk, and rock. Backed by an all-star band, featuring Dan Walker on keys, Johnny Sangster on guitar, Keith Lowe on Bass, and Eric Eagle on drums, this album by the Seattle singer-songwriter with the voice of an angel, joins the ranks of big Hollywood sounds with strings, a full band, and introspective lyrics for daydreaming. Inspired by Bobby Gentry, Julie London, Madison Cunningham, and Olivia Dean, Sunday Kissing Club is a new classic that will delight you with its fresh, intimate perspective on love and self-discovery. Put this record on, close your eyes, and surrender. This show is a celebration of all the hard work and creativity that went into creating Sunday Kissing Club, Susie's first solo album. The band will play the whole album front to back with a short intermission and vinyl will be for sale during and after the show.

Marisa Anderson presented by The Triple Door at The Rabbit Box:

Friday, May 22, 2026 @ 7:30pm

$30 Advance // $35 Day of

Classically trained, Anderson honed her skills playing in country, jazz and circus bands. Her current work is focused on a mid-20th century archive of recorded music from the Islamic world, Southeast Asia and the Soviet Union.

 ‘One of the best emotional mediums in the field of solo guitar, Anderson is a master of lovely melancholy.’ - Pitchfork

The Triple Door presents Willy Porter with special guest, Jeremy Dion at The Rabbit Box

Saturday, May 9, 2026 @ 7:30pm

$20 Advance // $25 Day of :  https://tickets.thetripledoor.net/eventperformances.asp?evt=2128

Some folks are lucky to find what they love to do at an early age and quietly settle in for the long haul expanding and developing their work over the arc of a lifetime. Willy Porter is one of those artists. He has followed his own path to explore the sacred language that music truly is. 30 years after his solo recording debut, he continues to reach further into his guitar & pen while stretching the form of what his own music can be. He recently released his 13th full length album, The Ravine, in 2023.

The Rabbit Box presents Adrienne LaVey ~ Romantique

Saturday, Aug. 22nd / Doors 6pm / Performance begins at 7pm

$20 adv. / $25 door: https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/adrienne-lavey-romantique-2026-08-22-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-526ec6

Franca-Latina mezzo-soprano Adrienne LaVey makes her Rabbit Box debut to perform the most passionate French and Italian arias and art songs of the romantic era. With her unique chocolatey and sparkling mezzo-soprano voice, she will make you fall in love with these pieces again and again. As is her signature dramatic flair, Miss LaVey refuses to allow these pieces to be performed with sterility and perfection, but rather with the passion with which they were written. She will also reunite with tenor Timothy Keller for a heartbreaking duet from La Favorite, all accompanied by Christopher Powell on piano. Adrienne LaVey is an operationally-trained vocalist based out of Seattle with a love for French and Italian operatic repertoire. A native Washingtonian, she has made Seattle her home artistically and personally. She produces intimate, immersive, and accessible operatic shows around the Seattle area, inviting her audiences into the world of the pieces that she falls in love with, rather than what mezzo-sopranos are expected to be performing. She loves showcasing pieces that are often off the beaten path that her audiences may not have heard before, and delights when they identify with it. Adrienne has curated a cocktail, the Maiden’s Blush no2, that can be ordered at the event.

Kim Richey presented by The Triple Door at The Rabbit Box:

Friday, October 9, 2026 @ 7:30pm

$28 Advance // $30 Day of

From her critically acclaimed self-titled 1995 debut to Long Way Back… The Songs of Glimmer in 2020, Richey has consistently impressed listeners, garnered accolades, and attracted famous fans with her deft songwriting and crystalline vocals, both of which have made her an in-demand collaborator.

The Rabbit Box is excited to present Joey Dardano!

Saturday, Oct. 18th / Doors 5:30pm / Show 6:30pm

$25 adv. / $28 door: https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/joey-dardano-2026-10-18-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-efa083

Joey Dardano is an actor, comedian, singer and writer based out of Brooklyn. Growing up in a Cuban/Italian family in South Florida, he attended theatre programs at prestigious middle and high schools, crooning ballads and landing double pirouettes (sometimes). He is trained at Stella Adler and The New School for Dramatic Arts, and has studied voice under Aaron Hagan (Ariana Grande, Meghan Trainor) since he was 18. Joey is a featured cast member on Wild ‘N Out on VH1, starred in “My Kind of People” which won The Russo Bros’ Italian Filmmaker Forum, and had a major supporting role in Jonah Feingold's rom-com, “31 Candles”. He stars in the digital series "The Method with Joey Dardano" which he created alongside Stapleview and The Laugh Factory. Joey is currently touring the country and world as a standup and as a member of the touring cast of the hit live comedy extravaganza STAMPTOWN.