On October 4th, local gothic-Americana singer-songwriter Amanda Winterhalter drops her latest album, What’s This Death. In anticipation of the full-length, Winterhalter played a single release show for the title track on Saturday night at Town Hall Seattle. With support from fellow local Americana acts Old Coast and Thedrifterluke, Winterhalter filled Town Hall with soulful, down-home passion.

Seattle Americana group Thedrifterluke opens for Amanda Winterhalter at Town Hall Seattle.

Lead singer and guitarist Luke Abbott.

Abbott riffs on his electric guitar.

Matt Butler on the bass.

Next up is Seattle-based indie-Americana band Old Coast.

Lead vocalist Nik Singleton takes in the audience.

Co-vocalist Asher Deaver sings at Singleton's right-hand side.

Singleton gives the audience some soulful folk vibes.

Luke Dumke on the drums.

Deaver takes center stage.

Jon Berry on the violin.

A multi-talented artist, Singleton picks up a tambourine for part of the set.

Manny Rodriguez on guitar.

Next up: Amanda Winterhalter, celebrating the release of her newest single, "What's This Death."

Winterhalter is joined on stage by electric guitarist Nick Drozdowicz.

Drummer Rick Weber.

Geoff Larson on the upright bass.

Ed Brooks on the pedal steel guitar.

Also joining Winterhalter on stage are friends Joy Mills and Tom Parker from the Joy Mills Band.

Celebrating the release of the first single off her upcoming record, What’s This Death, Winterhalter sings with a contagious passion in her signature goth-Americana style.

The band wraps up this set of talented acts.