We had the real pleasure of playing at the Gage Academy of Art in Seattle the other night for their “Best of Gage” celebration. D’Vonne was on tour with another band so Josh, Evan and I played as a trio and had people dancing and enjoying the tunes while they perused the art on display. It’s always inspiring to be around art of any kind, and the students at Gage are really talented!
Thanks to Lauren and all at the Academy for having us, and for making up this extra spiffy signage! Also, thanks to Matt Brown of Things That Are Brown for the nice photo of the trio above.

Jun 22, 2010 | Categories: Jason Parker Quartet | Leave A Comment »

Sharon & Mark had a beautiful wedding at the Sorrento Hotel. It was a small wedding, and as a nice touch, the bride went around the room and introduced each guest, telling how she knew them and telling funny stories. It was a great personal touch.
I met with the happy couple a few weeks before [...]
Jun 22, 2010 | Categories: Jason Parker Quartet, Wedding | Leave A Comment »

Donovan Pfeifer is a drummer that I have played with off and on for years. We’ve known eachother a long time and I always love to play with him. He is also an engineering whiz and works for Fluke Networks. He recently finished a project for which he was the lead, and decided to throw [...]
Jun 22, 2010 | Categories: Shows | Leave A Comment »

We had a wonderful time playing for the Buchanan wedding at the Library Bistro. This is such a nice, laid-back venue, which fit the happy couple perfectly! The ceremony was short, and Evan even jumped in at the request of the officiant to accompany him on bass as he read a poem by Khalil Gibran! [...]
Jun 22, 2010 | Categories: Wedding | Leave A Comment »

We had the pleasure of playing for Jocelyn & Tim at their wedding at Sodo Park. The venue is absolutely gorgeous and run by Herban Feast, so you know the food is going to be good!
The wedding was beautiful, as were the bride and groom. Josh and I played for the ceremony and then the [...]
Jun 22, 2010 | Categories: Wedding | Leave A Comment »