In the heart of Washington, D.C., where power brokers shape national policy, Seth Hurwitz has quietly built a different kind of influence—one measured not in legislative victories but in unforgettable nights of live music. As the founder of I.M.P. and co-owner of the iconic 9:30 Club, Hurwitz has become an unlikely music mogul, all while maintaining a steadfast commitment to independence in an increasingly corporatized industry.
“It was never about
