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The event biography frames Isaiah Rashad’s new album through its stylistic range and personal themes, then traces a catalog from Cilvia Demo to The House Is Burning.
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The clearest way into Isaiah Rashad’s Seattle concert is through the tension in its event biography: It’s Been Awful is described as widening his sound while turning toward difficult personal subjects. That gives listeners a frame for the evening, not a preview of its songs.
STG’s listing identifies It’s Been Awful as Rashad’s third studio album and dates its release May 1. The biography connects its sound to cosmic jazz, psychedelic guitar rock and Soulquarian neo-soul, alongside experiments that cross genre boundaries. Those references suggest a broader palette than a single genre label can convey, but they do not say how the music will be arranged live.
The same description points to addiction, growth, self-confrontation and redemption as subjects. That combination of stylistic breadth and inward-looking themes shapes the album’s introduction on the event page. It is useful context for approaching the concert, but not evidence that any particular song or sound will be performed.
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The biography traces Rashad’s emergence from Chattanooga in 2012 and names Cilvia Demo as his debut. It says The Sun’s Tirade reached the Billboard 200’s Top 20 and earned Gold certification. For 2021’s The House Is Burning, it reports nearly one billion global streams; it also notes multiple Gold and Platinum certifications across his career.
Two examples help locate the catalog beyond album titles: “Wat’s Wrong,” featuring Kendrick Lamar and Zacari, and “Pretty Little Birds,” featuring SZA. The listing uses these tracks to illustrate earlier work, not to announce a Seattle setlist. It names Isaiah Rashad as the performer but does not identify an opener or publish a song list.
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Isaiah Rashad is the only performer named in the listing. The album description and career references are context, not a confirmed setlist.
Doors open at 7 p.m.; the show starts at 8 p.m. The listing does not give an end time.
The event page does not state a ticket price or current availability. Its Get Tickets link leads to Ticketmaster. STG says its Paramount Box Office sells advance tickets in person Monday through Friday, 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; in-person purchases avoid online ticketing fees, though the facility fee still applies. The box office opens 90 minutes before showtime for day-of sales if tickets remain, so check availability before making a trip.
STG guarantees tickets bought through the event-page link to Ticketmaster or at its box offices; tickets from other sellers are not guaranteed. Its general policy is no refunds, exchanges or cancellations except for qualifying series subscriptions. The FAQ says most events have a limit of eight full-price tickets per person; exceeding an applicable limit may result in order cancellation.
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STG generally requires a ticket for every attendee, regardless of age, unless an event-specific exception is listed. Its FAQ does not recommend theatre events for children under four. A baby or toddler may sit on a caregiver’s lap if not disruptive, but still needs a ticket unless an exception is stated.
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STG identifies an accessible entrance on Pine Street at 9th Avenue and wheelchair-accessible seating on the main floor. The historic Paramount has no elevator and no ADA parking; the passenger drop-off zone is on Pine Street. Free assistive-listening devices are available first-come, first-served at the Friends booth just inside the main lobby.
STG asks patrons to make accessibility-service requests at least two business days before a show. Its complimentary escort service for reaching seats has a separate request deadline: notify STG within 48 hours of the event; later requests receive best efforts but are not guaranteed. A patron who requires a round-the-clock personal care attendant can arrange complimentary admission for the attendant directly through STG. The patron’s ticket must be purchased, and seating the attendant nearby depends on availability.
For requests, contact [email protected] or call 206-682-1414, press 5. These are venue-wide services; the event listing does not identify a special audio-description, ASL or captioned service for this concert.
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STG’s general FAQ says large bags receive a full search, which can slow entry, and that an artist may request a no-bag policy. Outside food and drink are not allowed unless needed for disability, medical or special needs.
The Paramount Theatre is at 911 Pine St., on the corner of 9th Avenue and Pine, one block north of the Seattle Convention Center. The Convention Place Metro Tunnel entrance is directly across Pine Street, and STG says major bus stops are within walking distance. Its directions page points riders to King County Metro’s trip planner for an origin-specific route.
The theatre has no parking lot of its own. STG lists nearby paid garages at the Grand Hyatt’s 7th and Pike garage, the Seattle Convention Center and Pacific Place, as well as metered street parking. Its directions page says metered street parking is free after 8 p.m. and on Sundays; it does not give nearby garage prices or availability.
If your ticket purchase included parking at the 1700 7th Avenue garage, its entrance is on Stewart Street between 7th and 8th Avenues. Parking begins two hours before the event time; mobile parking-ticket barcodes may not be delivered until four days before the event. The passenger drop-off zone is on Pine Street.
No. The listing provides album and career context but does not publish a setlist or name an opener.
The floor is general admission; the balcony is reserved. A number on a general-admission ticket is for tracking, not an assigned seat.
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The event page does not state a price or current availability. Its Get Tickets link goes to Ticketmaster; STG also sells advance tickets at The Paramount Box Office on weekdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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STG lists an accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible main-floor seating, free first-come, first-served assistive-listening devices, escort service and personal care attendant arrangements. Make accessibility-service requests at least two business days ahead; escort requests have a separate 48-hour deadline.
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911 Pine St, Seattle, WA 98101
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Event, planning and background information checked 2026-11-01 against the linked sources.