Joshua Josué

Joshua Josué is a bilingual singer-songwriter blending Latin soul, R&B, pop, and rock n’ roll into a sound rooted in emotion and cultural lineage. Raised between Eugene and Los Angeles, his music bridges languages and traditions with a voice that moves effortlessly from intimate vulnerability to full-bodied power.

He has appeared at Portland’s Waterfront Blues Festival and collaborated with members of the Chris Isaak band as well as Steve Berlin of Los Lobos, grounding his work in a broader lineage of American roots and rock.

Josué has performed across the Pacific Northwest., headlining his own shows and sharing stages with artists like Metalachi, Old 97’s, and Teddy Thompson. H has been building steadily in the Seattle market, with recent performances at El Corazon, Hidden Hall, and The Funhouse.

Regionally, he has demonstrated consistent draw:
Mar 29, 2026 — El Corazon (opening for Metalachi)

Feb 12, 2026 — Hidden Hall (headline, no local support — 79 tickets)
Nov 4 — Funhouse (opening for Dallas Burrow)
Aug 12, 2025 - Hidden Hall (opening for Sinkane)
May 9, 2025 Hidden Hall (opening for Three For Silver)
March 29, 2025 El Corazon (opening for Metalachi)

Regionally, he has demonstrated consistent draw through recent headline shows:

214 tickets — Portland (Alberta Rose Theatre)
175 tickets — Boise (Sapphire Room)
101 tickets — Bellingham (Bar 211)

Press

“Josue’s music blends English and Spanish lyrics with lush electronic and R&B sounds, creating a bilingual soundscape rooted in the Chicano experience.” - The Oregonian

"Joshua Josué weaves a tapestry of moody, mysterious, and romantic melodies, infused with a sinister quality that feels exquisitely crafted for a David Lynch film. " - Bluestown Music

"The blend comes from who he is – a Chicano/Americana artist in the tradition of Hermanos Gutiérrez, Los Lobos & Enrique Bunbury, with a very distinctive style that pulls together his inspirations from his idols. " - Music Sin Fronteras