Jason Eady

Saw Jason Eady at Bucks with him solo & acoustic and this time with a whole band. Both were amazing but this one with the band was a lot of fun. Also nice to see a singer and band have fun together and then be so approachable and relaxed before and after show. Can’t wait till he comes back!

We’ve seen Jason Eady live several times now, and he never disappoints … and I have to say that this acoustic set with Micky Braun was one of my all time favorites. The Blue Door is a small venue, so it felt more interactive and intimate. Five stars, without a doubt.

The venue is a great intimate listening room. The food was delicious & the hosts are gracious & friendly. Perfect venue for enjoying the artists & their music. Jason nailed it! He was spot on with his music, energy & stories. He played several encores. This was such a fun night! Please support this amazing venue.

Jason Eady is a master songwriter, uniquely gifted guitar player and fine storyteller. It's always a great show and great crowd. The Monarch venue was a real treat. Intimate, great sound, perfect lighting and run by the most gracious team of community builders. The crowd was engaged and quite, a perfect setting for an acoustic set. A+ evening and worth the drive from Lex to Lou!

Great show and great small venue to see such a show. I last saw Jason at City Winery and this show seemed much better, more relaxed and comfortable and he sounded fantastic doing covers of great songs and his own songs inspired by his influences.

The Jason Eady show at the Law Office Pub n Yorkville, Illinois was awesome! The venue was intimate & had a friendly, laid back vibe. The Midnight River Choir appearing with Jason was excellent & really rocked the place. I'd go to see Jason Eady in this type of setting any day. Thanks for the great show, Jason!

Excellent show. Jason and Courtney were fine as usual. Courtney's cover of the Bonnie Raitt song "Come to Me" showcased her voice in a way I have never heard before. She should do more of that. This is the first time I have seen the Midnight River Choir. It's easy to understand why Jason wanted them backing him up on his new album. I look to seeing them again.

This was our first visit to the Welcome General Store. Hopefully there will be many more. The owners have transformed this building into a wonderful bar/cafe/listening room. Jason Eady never disappoints. For two hours he played and sang, sharing stories behind the music. After the show he stayed and talked with the audience, shaking hands and posing for photos.

Always an amazing show with songwriting gems. I don't know how Jason plays the guitar like that.. wowzer. Jason and Jamie Lin were cheering and clapping during each other's songs. Everyone had a blast. It was a real joy to experience creative friends with 2 decades of great songs to share.

Jason Eady was fantastic. I've been following him for years but never had the opportunity to see him live. What a great show, engaging the crowd with stories of his writing and backing things up with some phenomenal guitar work, the true test of a solo performer. I only wish he would come to the upper Midwest more often!

I have seen Jason perform several times and am a big fan! He did not disappoint last night! He played some of his new music from his album that is about to be released and then played some requests from the crowd! It was my first time at Devil’s Backbone, but it won’t be my last!

Jason and Courtney performed together at new Crimson Moon location in Dahlonega - the audience was engaged from the opening song. They alternated songs and performed the expected standards as well as Courtney's memorable "Electrostatic" a tribute to her sister. Jason performed a few songs from his upcoming release and based on the sampling, it's going to be a doozy. A fun show chocked full of extraordinary talent from two that seem to genuinely enjoy what they do.

Jason was great so was Ben Donaher and the opening act was great too. However, the venue should have done a better job of crowd control. Towards the end of the night they let anyone in and all they wanted to was talk instead of listen to the music. When I asked them to quiet down or go upstairs, they responded that it was an open bar and they could do as they pleased. Did not want to cause a scene so I let them go. They eventually left. Overall the singers were amazing. Overall the crowd control left something to be desired.

I thought Jason did and outstanding job, put on a great performance and sealed the deal as far as me being a fan. Hadn't really listened to him all that much before but enough to know I liked his voice and songs but after seeing him live I like him a lot more.

What an awesome show! One of the premier song writers I've ever heard. He even has a song where he plays one chord through the entire song - but the way it is played, you don't even realize it. That's how good he is. Jason has some wonderful stories on how songs came about. The Redbird is a fantastic setting that seats a very small crowd. So, Jason was right there with us. No one is supposed to talk while the artist is playing...but, unfortunately, they still do. His last song, everyone got really quiet as he turned off the amp and the microphone and performed one of my favorites playing it just the way he wrote it. If you ever get the chance to see Jason perform, do yourself a favor - you won't regret it.

Courtney and Jason are amazing singer songwriters and should be know by everyone across the country. It was great seeing them live at The Post on Sunday. Jamie Lin was an amazing guest and a great addition to this event. Can’t wait for the next Sunday Supper Club.

I’ve been listening to Jason Eady since 2012. Jason Eady and his wife Court Patton are two of the most amazing songwriters and vocalists I’ve ever seen....and none of my friends know who they are. Real music is hard to come by and I’ll gladly drive a few hours to see these two again.

Jason and his band are great and if you can take advantage of other coming appearances at McMenamins venues in recent weeks, you won’t be disappointed. Yes country, but no Nashville big band stuff. This is the real deal. Jason is a very talented songwriter who is going places. He plays mean rhythm on his Gibson J-45, and his lead guitarist flat picks so sweet he should be known as the new Doc Watson. Go see these guys!

Saw Jason Eady at Bucks with him solo & acoustic and this time with a whole band. Both were amazing but this one with the band was a lot of fun. Also nice to see a singer and band have fun together and then be so approachable and relaxed before and after show. Can’t wait till he comes back!

We’ve seen Jason Eady live several times now, and he never disappoints … and I have to say that this acoustic set with Micky Braun was one of my all time favorites. The Blue Door is a small venue, so it felt more interactive and intimate. Five stars, without a doubt.

The venue is a great intimate listening room. The food was delicious & the hosts are gracious & friendly. Perfect venue for enjoying the artists & their music. Jason nailed it! He was spot on with his music, energy & stories. He played several encores. This was such a fun night! Please support this amazing venue.

Jason Eady is a master songwriter, uniquely gifted guitar player and fine storyteller. It's always a great show and great crowd. The Monarch venue was a real treat. Intimate, great sound, perfect lighting and run by the most gracious team of community builders. The crowd was engaged and quite, a perfect setting for an acoustic set. A+ evening and worth the drive from Lex to Lou!

Great show and great small venue to see such a show. I last saw Jason at City Winery and this show seemed much better, more relaxed and comfortable and he sounded fantastic doing covers of great songs and his own songs inspired by his influences.

The Jason Eady show at the Law Office Pub n Yorkville, Illinois was awesome! The venue was intimate & had a friendly, laid back vibe. The Midnight River Choir appearing with Jason was excellent & really rocked the place. I'd go to see Jason Eady in this type of setting any day. Thanks for the great show, Jason!

Excellent show. Jason and Courtney were fine as usual. Courtney's cover of the Bonnie Raitt song "Come to Me" showcased her voice in a way I have never heard before. She should do more of that. This is the first time I have seen the Midnight River Choir. It's easy to understand why Jason wanted them backing him up on his new album. I look to seeing them again.

This was our first visit to the Welcome General Store. Hopefully there will be many more. The owners have transformed this building into a wonderful bar/cafe/listening room. Jason Eady never disappoints. For two hours he played and sang, sharing stories behind the music. After the show he stayed and talked with the audience, shaking hands and posing for photos.

Always an amazing show with songwriting gems. I don't know how Jason plays the guitar like that.. wowzer. Jason and Jamie Lin were cheering and clapping during each other's songs. Everyone had a blast. It was a real joy to experience creative friends with 2 decades of great songs to share.

Jason Eady was fantastic. I've been following him for years but never had the opportunity to see him live. What a great show, engaging the crowd with stories of his writing and backing things up with some phenomenal guitar work, the true test of a solo performer. I only wish he would come to the upper Midwest more often!

I have seen Jason perform several times and am a big fan! He did not disappoint last night! He played some of his new music from his album that is about to be released and then played some requests from the crowd! It was my first time at Devil’s Backbone, but it won’t be my last!

Jason and Courtney performed together at new Crimson Moon location in Dahlonega - the audience was engaged from the opening song. They alternated songs and performed the expected standards as well as Courtney's memorable "Electrostatic" a tribute to her sister. Jason performed a few songs from his upcoming release and based on the sampling, it's going to be a doozy. A fun show chocked full of extraordinary talent from two that seem to genuinely enjoy what they do.

Jason was great so was Ben Donaher and the opening act was great too. However, the venue should have done a better job of crowd control. Towards the end of the night they let anyone in and all they wanted to was talk instead of listen to the music. When I asked them to quiet down or go upstairs, they responded that it was an open bar and they could do as they pleased. Did not want to cause a scene so I let them go. They eventually left. Overall the singers were amazing. Overall the crowd control left something to be desired.

I thought Jason did and outstanding job, put on a great performance and sealed the deal as far as me being a fan. Hadn't really listened to him all that much before but enough to know I liked his voice and songs but after seeing him live I like him a lot more.

What an awesome show! One of the premier song writers I've ever heard. He even has a song where he plays one chord through the entire song - but the way it is played, you don't even realize it. That's how good he is. Jason has some wonderful stories on how songs came about. The Redbird is a fantastic setting that seats a very small crowd. So, Jason was right there with us. No one is supposed to talk while the artist is playing...but, unfortunately, they still do. His last song, everyone got really quiet as he turned off the amp and the microphone and performed one of my favorites playing it just the way he wrote it. If you ever get the chance to see Jason perform, do yourself a favor - you won't regret it.

Courtney and Jason are amazing singer songwriters and should be know by everyone across the country. It was great seeing them live at The Post on Sunday. Jamie Lin was an amazing guest and a great addition to this event. Can’t wait for the next Sunday Supper Club.

I’ve been listening to Jason Eady since 2012. Jason Eady and his wife Court Patton are two of the most amazing songwriters and vocalists I’ve ever seen....and none of my friends know who they are. Real music is hard to come by and I’ll gladly drive a few hours to see these two again.

Jason and his band are great and if you can take advantage of other coming appearances at McMenamins venues in recent weeks, you won’t be disappointed. Yes country, but no Nashville big band stuff. This is the real deal. Jason is a very talented songwriter who is going places. He plays mean rhythm on his Gibson J-45, and his lead guitarist flat picks so sweet he should be known as the new Doc Watson. Go see these guys!