Merica.

Sincerely,

Jared and Dom

"Holiday" [Official Music Video]

If you want to see more where this came from be sure to catch The Jesus Rehab at their Cd Release show on April 21st @ The Josephine in Ballard.  For more information and to sign up for the event follow the link below.   You won't want to miss this!

Cd Release Event Page

Thanks!
TJR

If you haven't heard we also wanted to formally let everyone know that we are releasing our new EP Drunken Hillbilly Fight Bar on April 21st at The Josephine in Ballard.  Thank you again to everyone who contibuted to our Kickstarter, the fundraiser was a huge success!  We definitely could not have made this album happen without you.  We will also be releasing a Music Video in support of the album directed by local musician Julia Massey, of Julia Massey and The Five Finger Discount.  It will be released on our facebook page so make sure to check in the coming days so you don't miss out.  We can't wait for you all to hear the new stuff!

Tour (March 8 - March 21):

Portland, OR - Ash Street Saloon (March 8th)
Cottage Grove, OR - The Axe and Fiddle (March 9th)
Oakland, CA - Vamp (March 10th)
Santa Barbara, CA - Creekside Bar (March 11th)
Los Angeles (Santa Monica), CA - Trip (March 12th)
San Diego, CA - Brick by Brick (March 13th)
Williams. AZ - The Canyon Club (March 14th) 
Austin, TX - Kickbutt Coffee (March 16th), Bar Louie (March 17th), Local Pub and Patio (March 17th), The Iguana Grill (March 18th)
Denver, CO - The Tea House (March 20th)

See you soon! 

We have finished much of the process ourselves but in order to give this project the proper launch that it deserves we have decided to ask our fans for help. We have paired up with a company called Kickstarter that helps unsigned artist raise money for their projects. The way it works is that artist put together a list of packages containing pre released copies of the record, limited edition merch, and other special items and "backers" (that's you) get the opportunity to pick the package they want by pledging to the project. It has been a very successful way of allowing fans to help their favorite indie artist succeed and since we needed a little help we thought we would give it a try!

To start all you need to do is click the link below and watch the video we have created which includes a sneak listen of one of the the new tracks!

Kickstarter Video 

For those of you who would prefer to help in other ways, passing this link along to anyone you think would like what we do would be much appreciated. Thanks for helping us make music!

Jared and Dom

BREAKING NEWS: 
Dom and I have always made it a point to use our art as a direct extension of our experiences and in that spirit we have chosen to call the EP Drunken Hillbilly Fight Bar to pay homage to the places we feel this collection of songs was best received over the past year. Here's to you 12:00 a.m. gigs!

In October Dominic was featured in a new music video for his other band Julia Massey and The Five Finger Discount's single "Aghadoe."  Jared also made a small cameo so look out for this to hit Youtube in early 2012.

November was a busy month.  The Jesus Rehab released our first single which we gave away to everyone!  If you would still like to listen to the song or download a copy for yourself it will be available at www.thejesusrehab.bandcamp.com until the end of time (or until someone pays us millions of dollars for the rights.  Then you will have to ask them.)  We were happy to give away "No More Tears" to our fans as a precursor to the new EP we are working on as we speak.  We recorded it with Seattle producer David Miner at the famed London Bridge studios, and we feel the new record will be a fresh sound with a new energy that was not displayed on The Highest Highs and The Lowest Lows.  So stay tuned!  

The band also headlined the first Pancake Party of the season joined by new friends To The Sea.  If you would like to see both performances click the Pancake Party link to be attached to the new YouTube channel now featuring these and many other videos by Pancake Party bands.  Subscribe and get notices on new videos!

To finish off the month Jared joined up with Julia Massey and director Andrew Birchall (Aghadoe video) to write the soundtrack for a short film titled "French Maid."  Both "French Maid" and the "Aghadoe" video are planned to be released on the same date in early 2012 at a local Seattle theater.

December has been incredible thus far.  We have a gig at Le Voyeur in Olympia on Friday December 16th, and another weekend gig at Conor Byrne that we are extremely excited about, along with lots of cool shows with lots of cool bands coming up in the near future.  We are also continuing our work on production of the new EP and are working on our KickStarter video, which we are hoping to get out before the new year.  There will be lots of awesome reward packages to be had so save some of that Christmas money you got from your Grandparents this year.  You won't want to miss out!

In closing here are our next four calendar dates along with upcoming shows for our Pancake Party friends.  We hope everyone is enjoying the holiday season and we can't wait to see you soon!

Jared and Dom

TJR Calendar
December 16th - Le Voyeur
Olympia, WA - 10:00 pm (We play first)

December 23rd - Conor Byrne
Seattle, WA - 8:30pm (We are headlining)

January 7th - Cafe Venus Mars Bar
Seattle, WA - 9:00 pm (Not sure when we play)

January 21st - Darrell's Tavern (Benefit Show!!!!) 
Shoreline, WA - 9:00 pm (We play 2nd or 3rd out of 4)

Pancake Party Bands

Julia Massey and The Five Finger Discount
Le Voyeur - Olympia, WA - Friday December 16th
Conor Byrne - Seattle, WA - Friday December 23rd

Three Ninjas
White Rabbit - Seattle, WA - Tuesday December 20th

DvOD
No shows at this time.

Clutch Douglas
No shows in January or February. 

The Jesus Rehab premier their new single "No More Tears (for me)."  Get a free copy + 1 other unreleased track to take home with you.   Why?  Because we love you and you deserve free stuff!  

Click here for all the details

Aside from the single we are preparing to go into the studio again to record our first collection of songs since "The Highest Highs and The Lowest Lows."  These tracks will display the evolution of our band and bring a new kind of energy to The Jesus Rehab catalog.  Stay tuned!  

Needless to say with all of this exciting news we are happy that Fall is finally here.  Don't get us wrong we are not masochist, pining for sunless skies and no reason to leave our caves like Three Ninjas and Tangentbot.  We are just so pumped that we are releasing new music!  And after that releasing more new music!!! And..... we are also playing in new towns on a regular basis so keep track of our show calendar.  Here is what the next month looks like.  

October 7, 2011
The Trillium Cafe - Hood River, OR
The Jesus Rehab, Julia Massey & The Five Finger Discount, Kyle Peterson

October 9, 2011
Metronome Coffee - Tacoma, WA
The Jesus Rehab, Julia Massey, Terrapin Productions 

October 29, 2011 
The Skylark Cafe - Seattle, WA (West Seattle)
Performing as The Arcade Fire w/ Julia Massey & The Five Finger Discount 

November 3, 2011
The High Dive - Seattle, WA 
The Jesus Rehab, Spillway, Gashcat

Hope to see you all soon!

Jared and Dom 

Jared and Dom attended composer Shenendoah Davis's cd release on July 29th and confirmed that she is a unique talent mixing serious pop skills and compositional genious, blending Classical Romantic Period piano with Jazz Harmonies and dizzying arrangements.  Dom stated that "It sounded like Fantasia man."

Another must see show of the Summer is Dom's other band and fellow pancake partier Julia Massey's Cd Release on August 6th at the Black Lodge.  Julia and the gang again worked with Portlandia Producer and local rock phenom Thomas Suprenant to create a record filled with creativity, experimentation, and Julia's signature voice that once again accomplishes a happy sad vibe that only the Five Finger Discount can do right. "Come for the distortion stay for the music" says bassist Geoff B. Gibbs.

The Jesus Rehab have also been playing around town honing their craft in preparation for their first cd as a two piece.  The brothers Cortese have been wood shedding in the Cortex all Winter and Spring and have launched a series of show dates including performances at: 

Mars Bar/Cafe Venus - July 30th

Hempfest - August 19th

XIY Festival - September 10th

Skylark "Come As You Aren't" - October 29th

The band is very excited to announce that have decided to sign on local producer David Miner for the new record.  David is an accomplished Producer/Engineer/Saxophonist that has worked the boards with members from Head Like a Kite and The Black Whales.   They are planning on starting preproduction as early as August and tracking in October.  Stay tuned for information to come in the near future.  

In the meantime make sure to pick up a new Jesus Rehab t-shirt featuring artwork from Lamar Soderstrom and to check out the bands new sound!   See you at a show!

The Jesus Rehab is playing on June 24th in Shoreline at Darrell's Tavern with Julia Massey and The Five Finger Discount and Colossus.  Darrell's is one of Shoreline's top spots for music and is one of the bands favorite spots to play.  This is Jared and Dom's first headlining gig back since January and they would love to play for a packed crowd!  They are now performing as a duet and have a slew of new tunes reminiscent of the edginess of their first EP Scatterbrain, but with a freedom and spontaneity that had yet to be expressed by the band in past albums.  "This is Dominic's band now" says lead singer Jared Cortese "His drum parts run the show, and the rest of us are just along for the ride.  It's awesome!"

Performing with the Jesus Rehab that night is fellow Pancake Party band Julia Massey and The Five Finger Discount, who will be releasing a new record in August themselves.  Massey has been playing songs off the new record at recent shows, and the new songs continue to stake out new territory to add to her massive discography.  In a city where hand shakers and quiet harmonies rule the folk scene, it is refreshing to see a few folkies willing to extend the boundaries of the genre.

Julia Massey's Website 

Seattle band Colossus will be closing out the evening in proper style.  With three guitarist complemented by the powerful presence of lead singer Nathan Reno's baritone these guys are sure to rock!

Colossus' Myspace Page

Hope to see you all there!

1.Hyping the band and our activity on your social media networks like Facebook and Myspace

2.Posting flyers

3.Passing our music on to all your friends

This is an easy, fun, and great way to support your favorite Seattle rockers. To say thanks, we'll be throwing some cool stuff your way like special merch, free access to select shows, and any other cool things we can come up with. Also and most importantly, you'll have the opportunity to be a part of something fresh and exciting.

So if you're interested, give us a shout at thejesusrehab (at) gmail (dot) com, and we'll be in touch shortly. In the meantime, come check out the new lineup and the new material that we've been working on at one of our upcoming shows, and remember to say hi!

The Jesus Rehab has played with many bands over the past five years and none more exciting than Seattle rockers Red Heart Alarm.   The gruntry (grunge and country) quartet consisting of the double vocal punch of Jared Monschein and Corey Allred display the melodic and harmonic prowess of The Beatles with a Whiskey induced edge that is infectious and energizing.  Secret weapon, Bassist Noah Walden is also ready to be called upon to sing in special circumstances when the band needs to bring down the house.  His role in the song writing process is comparable to The Red Hot Chili Peppers use of Flea and The Beatles use of Ringo Starr to lighten the mood, and remind us all that we are at a freakin rock show and this is supposed to be fun!!! 

Red Heart Alarm has spent the last year touring and perfoming locally to back up their record "White Elephants" which was self-released and self-distributed and has already sold more than a 1000 copies (A monstrous feat in today's current CD market).  This album is polished and intelligent yet still fun, poetic, and all around good as hell!  It is one of those albums that has no weak song and the bands efforts and talent are apparent on every track.  Dominic Cortese drummer of The Jesus Rehab and Julia Massey and The Five Finger Discount has voted this record one of his top of 2010.

Red Heart Alarm is currently playing shows in Seattle and writing songs for their new album scheduled for release in 2011.  This is a band that should be treated like an hour of sunshine on a Winter day in Seattle.  Time is running out before these guys blow up so go see them in the comfort of your neighborhood bar while you still can!!!  Here is their next show:

The Sunset Tavern (Bockelfest)
April 9th
Doors at 9:00 p.m. show is at 10:00 p.m.
$8

Links:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gh_RKj4IdlQ - Video "Moonshine" by Red Heart Alarm

http://www.myspace.com/redheartalarm - Red Heart Alarm Myspace Page

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Red-Heart-Alarm/116962068349302 - Red Heart Alarm Facebook Page

Jared

What an incredible environment to be a part of.  It was much more friendly and accommodating than we expected.  Charlie's ended up being a great gig and busking was so fun!  There were barely any restrictions on where and when you could play.  All music was welcomed, although we did get asked to move by a security guard of a hotel.  I was tempted to ask him to pretend like he was putting me in handcuffs to make it dramatic, but in truth he was even really nice! 

Along with playing we saw some great music! My favorite shows were by LA based Art Rapper Open Mike Eagle, Nashville Alt Country artist Jessica Lee Mayfield, and of course Julia Massey who totally brought down the house with the best set I have ever seen them play! 

A highlight of my trip was definitely meeting Cheryl Waters and Kevin Cole at the KEXP showcase.  I was so taken back and star struck at first that I forgot Cheryl's name, but she was so nice she made us all feel comfortable within seconds of talking to her.  All in all this was an incredible trip that everyone involved cannot wait to repeat next year.  Two Thumbs Up from this Seattleite!

Dominic
Wow! This experience definitely met my exceptions and then some. The show at Charlie's might have been my favorite Jesus Rehab show to date. I really felt like Jared and I hit a stride and never stopped. Highlights from the set for me  included "Carry You", "Pleaser", and the wickedly fast "Death To Fred".

Friday ended up being a near perfect day that included a monster breakfast, kicking it with some KEXP dj's, and easily the greatest hip-hop show i've ever seen featuring the one and only Open Mike Eagle. Oh yeah, the fact that it was 86 degrees helped brighten the day as well.

I would say my favorite thing about the experience was how friendly and eager  to make connections all the other musicians and industry reps. were. Such a cool thing!

SXSW definitely made it's mark on us, and I'm sure we'll be going back for many years to come.

The Jesus Rehab is currently working on their third studio album with hopes of returning to the stage in May with a new set of songs, a fresh new sound, and of course the Rock. 

After hurtling a few untimely obstacles, a broken amp and a sudden need for a bathroom break, the quartet from Ballard immediately grabbed everyone's attention by breaking into fan favorite "If It Feels Good It Is Good."  The band never looked back playing a monstrous set complete with heavy hitters "Alone by Myself," "1 Foot on The Floor," and their newest creation "Pleaser."  Lead man Jared Cortese was one with the crowd from the get go, inviting attendees to sing, clap, and dance along every chance he got.  

Returning bassist Andy Kingham waisted no time in establishing his presence craftily blending the melodic styles of his substitute Geoff B. Gibbs, with the deep grooves and powerful harmonies he is known for.  The rhythm section as a whole was on fire highlighted by the precise and creative drumming of Dominic Cortese and the howling tones of Dan Laughin's ivory Fender Jag.  

The band finished their set with their ode to their beloved city as everyone in the crowd sang "It wasn't what it was like it was in Seattle,"  Cortese finishing the phrase in a well earned exhausted moan "But its cold and it hurts like hell."    

The band also traded songs with friends Red Heart Alarm playing a song off of their new album "White Elephant" entitled "The Warning," an instant classic.  Red Heart Alarm returned the favor by performing a cover of The Jesus Rehab's "Death To Fredd" adding in a "gruntry" flavor all their own to The Jesus Rehab's delight.  "That was awesome" expressed Dominic Cortese in response to the performance.

You can catch both The Jesus Rehab and Red Heart Alarm on November 5th when they team up for a special Halloween Pancake Party event at The Monkey Grind in Greenwood.  Don't miss it!!   

It is no secret that Seattle is the greatest music city in the world.  With such a rich musical past including global acts such as Jimmy Hendrix, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and most recently Death Cab For Cutie, it is no surprise that the "The Emerald City" has become a Mecca for aspiring musicians.  So what's up with Seattle now you ask?  For those of you who haven't heard, no one West of The Cascades is listening to music these days without two things: A mouth full of pancakes and a smile on their face.  The Pancake Party is here.

Seattle based artist collective "The Pancake Party" has become a mainstay in the city it proudly hails from, and has been spreading creative energy throughout since 2009.  The co-op originated as a fun social event between friends including members of Seattle bands Julia Massey and The Five Finger Discount, The Jesus Rehab, and local hip-hopper Three Ninjas.  "The parties were really just about eating pancakes, drinking, and having a good time". explains The Jesus Rehab frontman Jared Cortese, "We just all happened to be musicians so music naturally became intertwined in the festivities."  

Since its humble beginnings, The Pancake Party has blossomed into a full-scale assault on the Seattle scene and now includes local artists, web designers, graphic designers, and photographers. "Everyone helps everyone else, has a good time, and gets great exposure" adds Cortese.  

So where does one go to expose themselves to "The Pancake Party"?  A Pancake Party of course! Recognized by their unmistakable logo (see left), Pancake Parties have become a must see event, each show including at least one member of the co-op, most often teaming up with other local world-class acts to join them in the fun.  The co-op says that its goal is simply to "share great art with as many people as possible," and continues  "Seattle is such a great community for music and art in general, we are proud to help give a window to the rest of the world what is happening hear in our little corner. Grunge is dead but music is alive more than ever in Seattle!" 

To help aficionados further, The Pancake Party has added an artist series to their monthly collection of shows. These events will showcase local artist by inviting fans to coffee shops to listen to their albums for free, chat it up with the artist, hear a live performance, and of course....... eat free pancakes (one with every purchase of a caffeinated beverage)!  Cortese concludes "It is really about the art, but who doesn't like pancakes?"

Upcoming Pancake Party Events:

The Jesus Rehab
October 20th - The High Dive - Seattle, WA
November 5th - The Pancake Party Artist Series - Seattle, WA

Julia Massey
November 5th - The Pancake Party Artist Series - Seattle, WA 

Click HERE to read the article in full. 

Since 2006, Justin Silves has been the main force behind the artistry and presentation of The Jesus Rehab to the music world.  His work with the band dates back as early as their first performance at a house party in their hometown of Seattle, WA and documents their rise as a prominent fixture in Seattle's elite rock music scene. 

His iconic photographs have given fans a glimpse of their favorite band up-close and personal like no one else has been able to do. Silves is known for his aggressive approach and go get'em attitude, which has resulted in photos that display not only beautiful candid shots, but also a window into his subject’s personality.

"He has added an intimate visual layer to our music, and I think that fans really dig that" says The Jesus Rehab lead singer Jared Cortese of Silves' work.  He adds that "Justin's photos are wonderful and we are honored to be a part of his portfolio."

Silves has also photographed fellow Pancake Party artist Julia Massey & The FFD, and Three Ninjas and also works as a freelance photographer and journalist in the greater Seattle area. For more information and examples of Justin's work click the links below. 

The Jesus Rehab Collection - Personally selected photos by Justin Silves

Staythemuse.Com - Professional Webpage

We need each and everyone of you to help us win Spin Magazine's "Rock The Highway" song contest. We are back and forth for the final qualifying spot and every vote counts! Just click the link below to vote, it only takes 30 seconds. Thanks for supporting local music!!!

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We love you and you are the greatest,
Jared

P.S. Pancakes for everyone if we pull this off!!

The Jesus Rehab finished the first leg of a string of NW shows Tuesday night @ The High Dive in Seattle, WA.  Splitting sets by the sonic rock band Titans of Industry, and blues infused Winston Wolff,  lead singer Jared Cortese and the boys ripped through a distortion driven set leaving everything on the stage.  The Rehab performed songs from both of their studio albums along with two new incarnations, a groove heavy rock tune called "Pleaser", and a revamped version of the live favorite "Muscles".

Performing in front of a crowd of loyalists, the band seemed energetic and in good spirits.  A moment of humor surfaced when guitarist Dan Laughlin jokingly informed the crowd about his frustration with Cortese's habit of adding new material that the band has yet to learn to their sets.  "He likes to keep things interesting"   Laughlin said as he grinned. The night was polished off by an encore performance of "Running In Place" as the crowd swayed back and forth arm in arm to the 6/8 tempo.

The bands next show is an acoustic set at The Nectar Lounge in Seattle's Fremont neighborhood.  They have no later shows scheduled as of yet, but talks of a second leg of Summer shows in late August is in the works.  Stay Tuned.

Do you like The Jesus Rehab?  Check out these other Pancake Party Musicians!
Julia Massey and The Five Finger Discount - Cosmic Folk Rock
Three Ninjas - Seattle Hip Hop
Rafan Rolas - Latino Indie Rock 

After 5 years of sharing magical moments with you on the stage and in your stereo's, we would like to take our relationship to the next level. Introducing.... THE JESUS REHAB FAN CLUB!!!!!! By simply submitting your e-mail address to our mailing list, you will have instant access to the following exclusive benefits:

1) The Jesus Rehab Newsletter ( 2/ year), including details about events, band members, and the bands achievements over the course of the year. 

2) Email Updates and reminders for show dates and times.

3) You will be eligible for promotions such as free song downloads and merch!!

4) Your name will be included in a raffle for each TJR show where one lucky fan will be chosen to be put on our private guest list!

It's fast, It's easy, It's FREE!!  Sign up now we can't wait to meet you!!

Sincerely,

Jared, Dominic, Dan, Geoff, and Andy

The Jesus Rehab

The Five Finger Discount was tight, well rehearsed, and charming as usual featuring a plethora of new toys and sounds adding to their reputation as the pioneers of the Cosmic Folk genre.   Julia Massey, dressed in a sporty montage of leggings, bright red running shorts, and a skin tight Mariners shirt, delivered a gutsy set filled with an equal mix of never before heard songs and favorites from their current release "I'm Not Hollow".

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Thanks for all your support!

Upcoming Shows for The Jesus Rehab:

May 19 2010            9:00 PM
The Nectar Lounge (Summer Tour 2010 - "Kick Off Show") - Seattle, WA
May 22 2010            7:00 PM
Sizizis Coffee House - Olympia, WA           
May 23 2010            9:00 PM
Mississippi Pizza Pub - Portland, Oregon           
May 24 2010            8:00 PM
The Summit Saloon and Stage - Bend, Oregon           
May 25 2010            8:00 PM
The Tiny Tavern - Eugene, Oregon           
May 26 2010            7:00 PM
The Majestic Theatre - Corvallis, Oregon           
May 29 2010            8:00 PM
Gibbs Fest - TBD (Private Event) - Pacific Beach, WA           
Jun 12 2010            8:00 PM
Darell’s Tavern - Seattle (Shoreline), WA           
Jun 15 2010            8:00 PM
The High Dive - Seattle (Fremont), WA

- The Jesus Rehab

Fans and curious browsers will now be able to listen to the band's entire catalog for free and will have the option of purchasing a downloadable version of individual songs ($.99), the full album (9.99), or ordering the commemorative cd including liner notes and artwork by local artist Lamar Soderstrom ($11.00).  To listen, simply follow the MULTIMEDIA tab in the navigation bar and click on the MUSIC link. 

Also don't forget to check out the Jesus Rehab live on their upcoming tour with Julia Massey and The Five Finger Discount kicking off at the Nectar Lounge (Seattle, WA) on May 19th.

The Jesus Rehab started off the evening with an acoustic set displaying a side of the band rarely seen.   Although they were one member short, the set was dynamic, gutsy, and filled with a combination of creative arrangements and fan favorites that fully displayed the band's range.  One of the highlights of the evening was during the song Seattle, where Laughlin led a clapping session with the crowd while Cortese wailed away on the lyrics “It wasn’t what it was like it was in Seattle.”  Both bands played on the Rehab's final song of the night called “Reprise.”  The song's minimalistic form with intricate melodies, pulsing rhythms, and polychordal harmonies was performed masterfully, and featured Geli Wuerzner on the violin.

The Five Finger Discount immediately followed with a performance leaving nothing to be desired.  From the second she took the stage, lead singer Julia Massey had the crowd hanging on her every word.  The band started their set with the eerie ballad “Goner” showcasing their ability to take the listener on a soulful journey, while moving through complex key changes, abstract part writing, and intricate picking patterns effortlessly.  From there, the rhythm section took over, vamping on a C# minor progression which smoothly transitioned into the catchy and driving “Man Who Could Float.”  Massey and her cohorts played through hit after hit from the new album, never skipping a beat.  The night was capped off in grand fashion by a 9 minute Opus called “Fruit Tree/Motobong. The medley finished with a succession of high pitch screams, which from from Massey's hallowed pipes mimicked the message of a powerful song bird solidifying to the crowd that they were seeing something very special.

It was truly a night to remember in Seattle.

When asked how he came up with his vision of Jacques, Soderstrom explains, "I found myself struggling to connect the music and the story with the right character.  It was really a turning point when Jared let me borrow an uncut version of the album.  The music inspired me, and the images started stirring in my head."

The artwork takes you through Jacques journey, helping to explain the sonically driven storyline.  The iconic picture of Jacques looking at his reflection on the first page of the liner notes "really captures the message of the album," says Jared Cortese.  "We are so happy with Lamar's portrayal of our vision."  

Aside from his work with the band, Soderstrom is skilled in metal fabrication, painting, as well as wall décor.  

For more information on Lamar's work visit his website at www.lamar-soderstrom.com

The Cd Release Party for the album is on March 20th at Bop Street Records (5219 Ballard Avenue Northwest, Seattle). The music will start at 8:00 p.m. and it is a FREE show!  Immediately following will be Julia Massey and The Five Fingered Discount celebrating the release of their new album "I'm Not Hollow."  It will be a great night of music and everyone is invited!  

If you can't make it to the show come party with us at Hattie's Hat for the after party!

Other than Kingham's role with The Jesus Rehab, he is well known in Seattle for his work with The Cricks (www.myspace.com/thecricks), a band in which Kingham played the role of singer/songwriter alongside twin brother Andy Kingham (bass player/The Jesus Rehab).  Pete has also worked on several blue grass projects during his time in Alaska, and has since moved on to a job in Northern California working for the Parks and Recreation Service at Yosemite National Park.

Kingham has no plans in the near future to participate in any shows, but the band is hoping to reunite at some point during their May tour throughout various cities in Washington and Oregon.   Dates and locations for the tour can be found under the "tour" link above.