Tickets available HERE.

GENERAL DETAILS

• Doors at 6:00 PM: Grab a seat, and join us for some beers.

• Show starts at 7:30 PM!

• Seating is General Admission: Please do not leave empty seats between you and others. All seats will be filled. We will ask people to move together to fill seats.

• We are NOT BYOF. There will be no tables. Please do not bring food or outside beverages (water, soda).

• We encourage you to buy a beverage during the show!

• Please arrive with everyone you want to sit with as it is easier for seating.

• Please bring your ticket to be scanned!

• Flounder's House shows are 21+ only.

ABOUT ROSE’S PAWN SHOP

For two decades, Rose's Pawn Shop have evolved their version of modern-day American roots music. It's an anthemic sound that's taken the group from their hometown of Los Angeles — where frontman Paul Givant formed the band as a bluegrass-inspired act, making room for punky tempos and fiddle solos — to venues across the country, where their sound grew to encompass the sweep of rock & roll, the sonics of folk music, and the storytelling of country. With American Seams, the band's fifth studio release, Rose's Pawn Shop nod to the wide range of those influences with also doubling down on their folky roots. Produced by Grammy nominee Eric Corne during a series of live-in-the-studio performances, it's a raw, reflective album about stepping into a new stage of life, reflecting upon all the lessons learned and mistakes made along the way. For Givant — a journeyman songwriter who's weathered the twists and turns of the music industry, unwaveringly dedicating himself to a project that's earned high marks from Rolling Stone (who called the band's work "a blast of 21st century pickin'-party music") and GQ (who praised their "knee-slapping bluegrass-y twang") — it's also a showcase of the the band's staying power. This is resilient roots music, grounded in sharp songwriting and the hard-won experience of a band that's dedicated itself to the long haul.