Curtis Harding

https://curtisharding.bandcamp.com/

Harding’s been searching for comfort and peace in music as far back as he can remember. Born in Saginaw, Michigan to a mechanical engineer and a gospel singer, Harding spent much of his formative years on the move, bouncing between north and south until his family ultimately landed in Atlanta. He learned to sing and play drums in church with his mother, who introduced him to the likes of Mahalia Jackson and Mavis Staples, but it was his sister’s collection of hip-hop tapes that would push him towards a career in music and inspire him to begin writing and rapping. With the Atlanta scene exploding onto the national stage at the time, Harding picked up work promoting artists on the legendary LaFace label and he soon found himself in the studio and on the road as a backup vocalist with some of the city’s biggest stars.

Joshy Soul

https://joshymusic.com/

Joshy Soul is an artist who finds his stride amongst the things he knows best: art and soul. As a performer, writer, producer, art director, stylist, fashion model, and roller-skating provocateur, his medium traverses first note to the last, first thread to final seam, and curtain draw to fall. His craft of art and soul varies as much as the clothes he struts. Through Joshy’s love of skating and fashion he has planted himself in the modeling and influencing zeitgeist as one that evokes feelings through the way he dresses and the way he moves. About his debut single he says, “‘Celebration’ is about living your best life even if everyone around you isn’t on your wavelength. We all have something to celebrate!”

COVID Policy

In order to attend this event at the Black Cat we now require either proof of a COVID-19 vaccination, or proof of a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken within the prior 48 hours. Patrons who wish to attend an event must show either a completed COVID-19 vaccination card or proof of a negative PCR test taken within 48 hours of the event. As members of the community it is our responsibility to help minimize the spread and risk of COVID and to protect the safety of our patrons, our performers, and our staff.

Accepted forms of proof include
1. A physical vaccination card that matches the patron’s photo ID
2. A  photo of a vaccination card that matches the patron’s photo ID,
3. A negative PCR test taken within the prior 48 hours that matches a
patron’s photo ID. The negative PCR test may be digital or printed.

Patrons who do not have proof of vaccination may attend a show if proof of a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken within 48 hours is presented at the door.

If you have not been vaccinated, you can find a vaccination site here:
https://www.vaccines.gov/
Testing sites can be found here: https://coronavirus.dc.gov/testing
Information on lost vaccination cards can be found here:
https://myirmobile.com/
For more information on vaccines go here:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/keythingstoknow.html

Due to DC’s current indoor masking mandate, masks are required within the venue at all times. They may be removed if consuming a beverage. We do have masks for sale at the front desk.

Ticket refunds for shows may be requested for medical reasons and in
advance only.

This policy is subject to change without notice.