SHOW POSTPONED TO 3/25/2022: Jason Lytle (Early Show)

3939 N. Mississippi Ave,Portland OR 97227

27 March, 2021

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SHOW POSTPONED TO 3/25/2022: Jason Lytle (Early Show) The Grandaddy frontman playing in an intimate, stripped-down setting 21+ SHOW POSTPONED TO 3/25/2022: Jason Lytle (Early Show) --- Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Jason Lytle (Early Show) show at Mississippi Studios on has been rescheduled to 03/25/2022 (Doors: 7pm / Show: 8pm). All tickets sold for previous dates will be honored on 03/25/2022. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. PLEASE, DOUBLE CHECK YOUR ORDER BEFORE PURCHASING. NO REFUNDS. MOSTLY STANDING / LIMITED BALCONY SEATING $22 ADV / $25 DOS THIS EVENT IS 21+ VALID U.S. ID OR PASSPORT REQUIRED FOR ENTRY ________________________________________________________________________ Jason Lytle FACEBOOK Jason Lytle first wandered into the public consciousness as the principal singer and songwriter for the band Grandaddy. Formed in Modesto, CA in 1992, and eventually consisting of Lytle along with Aaron Burtch, Tim Dryden, Jim Fairchild and Kevin Garcia, the band initially broke through with 1997′s Under the Western Freeway and the NME-praised single “Summer Here Kids.” The band’s sound,” atmospheric electronics meet warped Americana”, crystallized on 2000′s Sophtware Slump, which was met with breathless hype and earned the band “Next Big Thing” status. Tireless rounds of international touring and mountains of fawning press led to 2003′s Sumday, increasing album sales, more touring, more press, TV show appearances, and a slot on the main stage at the Glastonbury festival. The band produced another EP and an album entitled Just Like the Fambly Cat, before disbanding in 2006. Following two solo albums under his own name, Grandaddy reformed for brief live reunion in 2012 before fully returning in 2017 with Last Place, their first album in over a decade, which was embraced by fans and acclaimed by critics. A sold out tour followed. SHOW POSTPONED TO 3/25/2022: Jason Lytle (Early Show)