Maritime Folknet Presents: The Ranzo Boys & The Whateverly Brothers

Name: Maritime Folknet Presents: The Ranzo Boys & The Whateverly Brothers
Start: 2026-06-04T19:00:00-07:00
Location: Jules Maes Saloon

Schedule

Thu, 04 Jun, 2026 at 07:00 pm

UTC-07:00

Location

Jules Maes Saloon | Seattle, WA

EVENT DESCRIPTION: Maritime Folknet presents: The Ranzo Boys (from New York) & The Whateverly Brothers (from Seattle), for an evening of maritime songs and ballads!
LOCATION: Jules Maes Saloon
DATE/TIME: Thursday June 4th, 2026
6:00 PM - Doors open (have a drink, have some dinner)
7:00 PM - Concert Begins
TICKETS: https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/the-ranzo-boys-the-whateverly-brothers-2026-06-04-jules-maes-seattle-506eaf
THE RANZO BOYS: Lafayette Matthews (he/him), Jules Peiperl (they/them), and Lindsey Smith (they/she) are traditional folk singers putting the queerness back into maritime and folk music. Formed in NYC in 2020, they have performed at the Connecticut Sea Music Festival, the Portsmouth Maritime Folk Festival, NEFFA, and the South Street Seaport Museum, and recorded eight songs for public radio later broadcast as a national NPR special. Listen for buzzy English harmonies, Appalachian ballads, sea chanteys, droney instrumental backing, and any song that can be remotely construed as queer.
THE WHATEVERLY BROTHERS: Drawing from a rich and varied musical history, The Whateverly Brothers harken to the folksinger tradition that “No musical style is sacred.” Multi-instrumentalists, they blend guitar, cittern, whistles, and vocal harmonies to weave maritime songs that will resonate with anyone. Hoist anchor and sing along!
JULES MAES: Located in the Georgetown neighborhood, this may be “the oldest bar in Seattle”. Good beer, good entertainment, high ceilings, good bartenders, good food, they host a monthly shanty sing… we love this place. Come hear these 2 bands!
MORE INFO: https://maritimefolknet.org/ranzo-boys/
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MARITIME FOLKNET is a federal 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to preserving maritime culture and history, and encouraging people to explore and participate in that culture and history. We do this primarily through the music that highlights our boats and the people who work them, especially in the Pacific Northwest. (maritimefolknet.org)