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Roxbury Saints & The Demon Rind

  • Music
  • Band
  • Blues
  • Pop
  • Piano

Doors 6:30 PM · Show 10:30 PM

The Rabbit Box
94 Pike Street, Unit 11, Seattle

Roxbury Saints · The Demon Rind

advance $15

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The Rabbit Box presents Roxbury Saints with special guests, The Demon Rind

Friday, Oct. 30th // Doors 6:30pm // Show 7:30pm

$15 adv. https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/roxbury-saints-special-guests-2026-10-30-the-rabbit-box-theatre-seattle-ecb27d

Roxbury Saints have been steadily building a reputation as one of Seattle’s must-see live acts since 2024. Fronted by Pacific Northwest punk and soul veteran Dan Cunneen (Final Warning, The Obituaries, Zipgun, Nightcaps), the Saints are a genre-busting fever dream: torch ballads collide with swamp rock, soul grooves melt into sharp post-punk angles, and Latin-infused rhythms slip beneath defiant blues howls. Anchored by Randy Lee Fader (Dusty 45s) on guitar, Jason Reavis (Boss Martians, Jaguar Paw) on drums, and Mark Wooten (Zipgun, American Flats) on bass, the band fuses decades of collective history into a raw, modern-day sonic juggernaut.

The Demon Rind features Kwab Eugene Copeland's cinematic 60's and 70's sounding psychedelic pop ranging from angular guitar meandering to torchy piano moodiness featuring Carrie Robinson (Bartobak), Johnny Sangster (Tripwires, Braley/Sangster, Case//Lang/Viers and many productions) , Bill Herzog (Citizen's Utilities, Jesse Sykes, Earth, SunnO)))

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