Quote:It’s official; we’re touring 43 cities in North America this Fall for our biggest tour yet! Tix are available for preorder by fan club members on April 20 – sign our mailing list to get the password.
Sep 29 – Providence, RI; The VETS
Sep 30 – Albany, NY; Palace Theatre
Oct 01 – Hartford, CT; The Bushnell
Oct 03 – Glenside, PA; Keswick Theatre
Oct 04 – Baltimore, MD; The Lyric
Oct 05 – Redbank, NJ; Count Basie Theatre
Oct 06 – Boston, MA; Citi Performing Arts Center Wang Theatre
Oct 07 – New York, NY; Radio City Music Hall (For real!!!!!!)
Oct 08 – Montreal, QC; Place Des Arts
Oct 11 – Toronto, ON; Sony Centre for the Performing Arts
Oct 13 – Washington, DC; DAR Constitution Hall
Oct 14 – Raleigh, NC; Duke Energy Center
Oct 15 – Atlanta, GA; Fox Theatre
Oct 16 – Jacksonville, FL: Florida Theatre
Oct 18 – Orlando, FL; Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts
Oct 21 – Clearwater, FL; Ruth Eckerd Hall
Oct 22 – Birmingham, AL; Alabama Theatre
Oct 23 – New Orleans, LA; Orpheum Theater
Oct 25 – Nashville, TN; Andrew Jackson Hall
Oct 26 – Louisville, KY; Louisville Palace Theatre
Oct 27 – Detroit, MI: Masonic Temple Theatre
Oct 28 – Indianapolis, IN; Clowes Memorial Hall
Oct 29 – Rosemont, IL; Rosemont Theatre
Oct 30 – Milwaukee, WI; Riverside Theater
Nov 01 – Minneapolis, MN; Northrop Auditorium
Nov 02 – Kansas City, MO; Arvest Bank Theatre – at The Midland
Nov 03 – St. Louis, MO; Peabody Opera House
Nov 05 – Grand Prairie, TX; Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
Nov 06 – Austin, TX; Austin City Limits Live at Moody Theater
Nov 07 – Austin, TX; Austin City Limits Live at Moody Theater
Nov 08 – San Antonio, TX; Tobin Center for the Performing Arts
Nov 09 – Houston, TX; Sarofim Hall
Nov 12 – Broomfield, CO; 1STBANK Center
Nov 14 – Salt Lake City, UT; Capitol Theatre
Nov 15 – Boise, ID; Morrison Center for the Performing Arts
Nov 16 – Spokane, WA; Martin Woldson Theater at The Fox
Nov 17 – Portland, OR; Theater of The Clouds at Moda Center
Nov 18 – Seattle, WA; Paramount Theatre
Nov 20 – Sacramento, CA; Community Center Theater
Nov 22 – Santa Rosa, CA; Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
Nov 23 – San Jose, CA; Event Center at San Jose State University
Nov 25 – Los Angeles, CA; Microsoft Theater
Nov 26 – Las Vegas, NV; The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Nov 27 – Mesa, AZ; Mesa Arts Center
- See more at: http://postmodernjukebox.com/post/2016natour/#sthash.DisbiDvN.dpuf

Quote:Robyn's here, Scott's not. Interesting.

Quote:Several former American Idol finalists have found success as part of Postmodern Jukebox’s ensemble, including Blake Lewis (Season 6), Haley Reinhart (Season 10) and Casey Abrams (Season 10).[5] Three season 14 finalists have also performed lead vocals for the group: Joey Cook, Rayvon Owen, and Clark Beckham.[45][46] Additionally, vocalists Von Smith and Brielle Von Hugel are Idol alums who went through the audition process but did not advance to the finals in any season.[47]

Quote:The group's cover of Radiohead’s seminal ‘90s hit “Creep”, performed by Haley Reinhart, was called a “stunning listen” by the Los Angeles Times in April of 2015.[33]

Quote:With over 1 million views in its first week,[12] and 4 million in the first year,[13] Robyn Adele Anderson's cover of Macklemore & Ryan Lewis', "Thrift Shop" (2012) was Postmodern Jukebox's first viral music video.[14][15] Included on Introducing Postmodern Jukebox (2013), the EP found its way to a #9 position on Billboard magazine's Jazz Albums chart.[16] This success was followed with her cover of Miley Cyrus’, “We Can't Stop” in 2013,[17] landing the band a performance spot on Good Morning America (ABC) in September.[16] Anderson's background is geared more toward Broadway show tunes, but she found that she was also adept at arranging pop music lyrics,[14] and even text-messages from random audience member's cell phones,[18] for the jazz genre. Anderson tours with PMJ on a part-time basis as her acting and theatre commitments allow. As of April 1, 2016, Anderson featured music video view-counts total 140 million,[19] of the 447 million on the Postmodern Jukebox YouTube Channel.[20]


In late 2013, Postmodern Jukebox was invited into the New York City offices of Cosmopolitan magazine to film a year-end tribute to 2013, covering the year's hit songs with arrangements transitioning through various genres and time periods.[21] The "Just Another Day at the Office" mashup features: Robyn Adele Anderson singing “Blurred Lines”...

Quote:I hate to break it to you, but that girl is not 14. She looks like she's in her mid to late 20s at least.

Quote:She was 14 maybe 30 years ago

Quote:14? No way. She has to have faked her age to get the job.

Quote:dosent look 14

Quote:No way she's 14.

Quote:If she's 14 I'm 14

Quote:Damnnnn she's 14 ? When I was 14 I normally had my tshirt on backwards

Quote:i need to see a birth certificate

Quote:They definitely mixed the numbers up and meant to say 41 year old

Quote:From the thumbnail I would have never guessed she was 14 but rather 28 to 35.

Quote:Freemason checkerboard floor

Quote:I see no 14 year old nor hear one.

Quote:14 is lies

Quote:14 year olds nowadays look twice their age...great video tho! 

Quote:I'm 19 and she looks at least 10 years older than me

Quote:Ladies and Gentlemen, Welcome to the 2016 14 year old...out here looking like she 22

Quote:The hair and makeup make her look 30+ to me

Quote:There's no way that girl is 14. She looks like 26.

Quote:she's definitely not in the middle school or 8th grade

Quote:she looks like she's 23

Quote:Great cover!
But seriously, I'm 26 and she looks older than me.

Quote:Scott Bradlee ‏@scottbradlee 1m1 minute ago
Check out @PMJofficial ft. @SaraNiemietz & @sourtaps performing on @MTVUK! Sweet camera work

(04-23-2016, 02:31 PM)Tusk Wrote: Sara's superior performance of Scott's arrangement than the singer they used to make the Youtube video with ....not even a fair comparison

Quote:LaVance Colley - vocals & emcee
Robyn Adele Anderson - vocals
Sara Niemietz - vocals
Shoshana Bean - vocals
Von Smith - vocals, bass & melodica

Sarah Reich - tap dancing & piano

Adam Kubota - bass & French speaker
Ben Golder-Novick - sax & clarinet
Kylan DeGhetaldi - piano & musical director
Lyndon Rochelle - drums
Quinton Zigler - trombone

& Scott Bradlee’s ghost - creator of the show & arranger

Quote:Another awesome surprise on ‪#‎PMJtour‬ in Europe: multi-instrumentalist Gunhild Carling joined us in ‪#‎Copenhagen‬ to sing, play trumpet and trombone, tap dance, and do a split, all in one song. Amazing!