Jason Webley 11 Year Anniversary Extravaganza

On July 3rd, 1998, I invited a few friends over to my old house in Wallingford to perform some songs that I had recorded for a little CD I had made. Little did I know, this night was going to be the modest beginning of an unrelentingly magical career that has taken me to venues and hearts all over the world.


To celebrate my 11-year anniversary as a professional vagabond, I’m holding a big home-town extravaganza at my favorite Seattle venue - Town Hall. It is going to be a very special night for me. Almost all of the musicians and artists that I have worked with over the past eleven years are going to join me. We can’t release all the names yet, but I am really touched and happy about all of the folks who’ve said they’ll be able to come out.

So please, bring your friends, your smiles, your fingers, your heart. Bring eleven hugs for eleven strangers, and bring a jacket. You never know where the night will take you…

From a Myspace Blog Post:

Days with You THE ELEVANNIVERSARY CONCERT: The 11-Year Anniversary Concert in Seattle is coming up in just over a month, and I suppose it is time to reveal the names of the other artists who are performing with me. Amanda Palmer of The Dresden Dolls, Reverend Peyton of The Big Damn Band, Michigan folk singer Andru Bemis and Jay Thompson of “Eleven Saints” fame are all flying in to be a part of this show. My ridiculously talented long-time bandmates Jherek Bischoff (bass), Michael McQuilken (drums), and Alex Guy (viola) are reuniting to accompany me, as are many of the string and horn players who have worked with me over these eleven years. And a number of friends from the theater and dance worlds who have lent their talents in the past to make my big spectacle shows possible will be joining me again to help make this night something special. Please come celebrate eleven years of screaming, stomping and squeezing with us!

Here is more information about the show:

JULY 3, 2009
Eleven-Year Elevanniversary Celebration
Town Hall Seattle - 1119 Eighth Ave (at Seneca) 8 pm (sharp) - All Ages - $11