April 12, 2026
Doors: 7:00 PM - Show: 7:30 PM
All Ages
Jonathan Ray
with Collins Beach, Cab and the Rats, and Sundaze
The Funhouse
109 Eastlake Avenue East, Seattle, WA, 98109
Date & Time
Sunday, April 12, 2026
7:30 PM
Location
The Funhouse
109 Eastlake Avenue East, Seattle, WA, 98109
Jonathan Ray is a Tacoma, Washington based singer-songwriter creating emotionally charged alternative music that blends indie rock, emo, and theatrical intensity. Known for incisive, hyper-personal lyrics and dynamic full-band arrangements, his songs move effortlessly between quiet confession and explosive release.
Originally emerging as a solo project in the late 2010s, Ray’s sound has evolved from stripped-down acoustic demos into louder, sharper productions. Recent singles like “Party Dead!” and “Condescending Me” mark a clear turning point; embracing tension, dark humor, and self-awareness while rejecting creative restraint. His work resonates with fans of emotionally maximalist artists such as Will Wood, Car Seat Headrest, and Jeff Rosenstock.
Jonathan Ray is currently finishing his self-titled debut album, set for release in February 2026. To support the record, he will embark on an extensive North American tour in April 2026, running from Vancouver, BC to San Diego, then looping back through New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, and Idaho. Looking ahead, he is also preparing a new EP for Fall 2026 to maintain momentum while developing his second full-length album.
Collins Beach is an alternative-leaning musical group rooted in the vibrant arts community of Anacortes, contributing to the area’s rich live-music scene with melodic guitar leads and soaring vocals that bridge indie sensibilities with heartfelt performance. Active locally and featured on stages at events like the Anacortes Arts Festival and other community music showcases, they reflect the collaborative, multigenerational spirit of Northwest artists, blending engaging melodies with an approachable yet distinctive sound.
This is Cab and the Rats. A multi-genre infused grunge/punk band from Puyallup, Washington. Laying down heavy hitting drums, Cab and the Rats scatter between multiple different genres picking at their influences ranging from metal, punk, grunge, rap, rock, and even shoegaze. Followed by classic punk and grunge guitar riffs that emphasize on the bands core, Cab and the Rats are exploding into the public eye faster than ever imagined. Along with a vocal performance that adds onto their skill set to put on a kickass show, the Puyallup, Washington punk/grunge band will never stop to continue in seeking out their true limits and capabilities of what they can achieve.
