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Artist Information
Biography
Philadelphia transplants from Miami, The Jean Marie's music is the sound of multi-tasking. One part post-punk, two parts funk boogie, and a bit of prog, they create a musical cacophony that draws on influences from The Talking Heads to TV on the Radio
The Jean Marie released their first EP, What's a Revolution Without Backup Dancers?, to critical acclaim in 2006, and the self titled follow up EP in 2007. In January 2009 they released Annie Jump Cannon, their highly anticipated full length album that has brought them attention across the blogosphere and an article in the New York Times.
Chosen to open for national touring bands such as the B52's, Bloc Party, EOTO, The Noisettes, Gym Class Heroes, HelloGoodbye, and Tokyo Police Club; The Jean Marie are known for their energy fueled live shows.
more info @ thejeanmarie.com
Instrumentation
Rainer Davies - Guitar
Jason Haft - Drums
Jordan Davidson - Guitar/Vocals
Jeffery James - Bass
Discography
04/06 - "...What's A Revolution Without Backup Dancers? " (Atomisk) E.P.
03/07 - JeanMarie E.P. (Self Titled and Released)
01/09 - Annie Jump Cannon (Self Released)
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In South Florida, Tropical Bohemia in the Makings
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ON a balmy November night here, Rachel Goodrich was playing to a rapt moonlit crowd in a courtyard o...ON a balmy November night here, Rachel Goodrich was playing to a rapt moonlit crowd in a courtyard of Churchill’s Pub. She had her red cowboy hat, her percussionist with a mix of blocks, bells and toys, her band of skilled players who are so tight they’re loose, and her kazoo. The ramshackle space in the Little Haiti neighborhood was full of fans and fellow musicians, who sang along with Ms. Goodrich’s gin-clear voice as she led her band through the kind of controlled hootenanny that has made her the queen of the Miami indie rock scene. She is the Feist-like jewel of a town more known for machined bass, booty and beats than for handcrafted songs.
“Rachel has everything: the band, the look, the sound,” said Nick Scapa, 25, a local musician and one of several young entrepreneurs trying to put Miami on the musical map. Ms. Goodrich, 24, was the most buzzed-about act at a benefit for Hear Miami, an organization dedicated to spreading the word about the region’s burgeoning music. For a city without much of an indie scene, there was an excitement level at Churchill’s that felt like Toronto or San Francisco or Boston. Except with that brilliant Miami moon.
Thanks to talents like Ms. Goodrich, Miami’s reputation as a dead zone for live music may be changing. A spate of CDs by Miami artists, propelled by local promoters and backed with national tours, are poised to raise the city’s profile. Ms. Goodrich released “Tinker Toys,” her charming debut album, on her own Yellow Bear label in October. Rough Guide has compiled the independent CDs by the Spam Allstars, the Latin-funk band that is a veteran of the international festival circuit. Jacob Jeffries, a 20-year-old pianist, bandleader and singer-songwriter, is recording the final disc of a trilogy. And record labels and music publishers are starting to pay attention.
Miami is “striving to find an independent music scene,” said Barbara Cane, vice president and general manager for writer and publisher relations at BMI, who is working with Mr. Jeffries. “It’s going to take one little person like Jacob to open doors to all those other Jacobs down there.”
The indie music scene is also getting a lift from the increasing international visibility of Miami’s creative class. This week tens of thousands of art makers and appreciators will descend on the city for the annual Art Basel Miami Beach, the fair that vaulted the region’s fertile visual arts to world-renowned status. At some of those parties the jet set will be serenaded by the newest exponents of this growing tropical bohemia, bands with jazz-school pedigrees and hybrid sounds: the punk-soul of Awesome New Republic (better known as ANR), the electro bliss of Airship Rocketship and the progressive pop of the JeanMarie.
“I have faith that eventually the international respect being paid to the art scene will carry over to the music scene,” said Michael-John Hancock, the singer of ANR. He and his band mate, Brian Robertson, were among the first in a small wave of graduates of the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music to stay and make a stand as a band.
It may not seem surprising for a metropolitan area the size of South Florida to have a thriving rock scene. But Miami has never been a typical American city; as the joke goes, “It’s lovely, and so close to the U.S.” While Miami has countless dance clubs, there are very few establishments that support live local music. The city has long been a center of the Latin music industry, but Latin artists have trouble finding places to play too. Miami rappers like Rick Ross, Trina, DJ Khaled and Flo Rida have made “da Bottom,” as they call it, a major player in the world of hip-hop, but they’ve built their reps through strip clubs, mixtapes and cameos on other artists’ recordings.
For bands the city’s physical isolation presents obstacles. Whereas musicians in the Northeast can tour from one major city to another to build a regional fan base, for Miamians it’s about an 11-hour drive to Atlanta, the next musical mecca. “Geographically it’s a struggle to get out of South Florida,” Mr. Jeffries said.
And the transient nature of a city full of tourists and immigrants fosters a nightlife that’s built around partying. The music that D.J.’s spin in local clubs is heavily beat driven: hip-hop, techno, trance. Until recently, the primary outlet for the alternative crowd was the experimental electronic genre called intelligent dance music. -
Purehoney Annie Jump Cannon Review
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The Jean Marie Annie Jump Cannon It’s been a long time coming for Miami quartet, The JeanMarie’s ...The Jean Marie
Annie Jump Cannon
It’s been a long time coming for Miami quartet, The JeanMarie’s full-length debut, Annie Jump Cannon. Taking its name from the famous American astronomer, this shimmering catalog of funky prog rockin’ reveals a more expansive post punk troupe. A couple of favorites from the group’s stellar EPs are brought back - Vampires Pt. II reappears with a dose of more wallop and a touch of reverb on Jordan Davidson’s emotionally charged vocals, and Delancey Street is polished up and reborn with area rock size guitar solos. But these Tropical Bohemians (as noted in a recent New York Times article) have many more tricks up their sleeve. (We Play) Pianos revels in an Elvis Costello quirk with its “pawnshop” organs over choppy guitar licks. Their inner jam band comes out on “Bonepickers” where chimey chords buoyantly take the lead over dub infused beats. Throw in subtle elements of jazz and R&B and you got an instant classic that tickles many fancies. Well worth the wait the boys! ~ Alex Rendon -
Band of the Hour: The JeanMarie
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It's almost as if these guys don't belong in Miami, and funnily enough, that's a big part of how the...It's almost as if these guys don't belong in Miami, and funnily enough, that's a big part of how they want to be perceived -- so much so that they've adopted a polar bear as their mascot. A little strange in a city where heat and humidity eliminate any chance of of as much as a frost. Somehow, The JeanMarie survive in this city, and their success is almost ironic.
The band has opened for such national acts as Bloc Party, The Noisettes, HelloGoodbye and Tokyo Police Club. Their name is an oxymoron, inspired by a tough, big guy who is the definition of cool with a sweet sounding name, JeanMarie. The uneven balance between this character's moniker and his persona runs parallel to the unbalanced way the group's sound fits into the Miami music scene.
Playing Miami haunts for 3 years, The JeanMarie offers an interesting combination of garage, rock and soul. Not such a strange amalgamation when one considers the band's heroes: Talking Heads, Prince, Al Green, Steve Reich, TV on the Radio, Paul Simon and even local influences like Awesome New Republic, Airship Rocketship, Down Home Southernaires and Rachel Goodrich.
Their first and second albums, 2006's What's a Revolution Without Backup Dancers? and 2007's Self-Titled helped solidify their following. Currently in the studio recording their yet to be named third album, The JeanMarie are working on creating music that listeners can get lost in. "It's really important to us that we play music that is fresh and new," says guitarist Curtis Nystrom. "With all the amazing music out in the world these days it's redundant to put something out there that just falls right in line with something you have already heard."
Along with his band members -- Jordan Davidson (vocals and guitar), Jeff Schechinger (bass) and Jason Haft (drums) -- Nystrom agrees that writing music is a true collaboration. "Jordan might come in with a quickly recorded idea for a song and we will play with it for a half hour. Then we'll take it home and someone else will come back the next day... adding new ideas to the last one."
Their live show features a wide set list with songs off of their two albums and includes cover songs by the likes of Prince, Otis Redding, Jamie Lidell and Johnny Cash. A display of style, unpretentious rock and unexpected leg kicks, their show will have you hooked.
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"I've Got a Temper; She's Got a Gun"
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Miami quintet the JeanMarie played a midnight show last night at The Vagabond. I need a smack in the...Miami quintet the JeanMarie played a midnight show last night at The Vagabond. I need a smack in the head for missing it because I think this band and I are soul mates. Here’s the line from their bio that convinced me: “Hailing from Miami, a city whose whole appeal is wealth and exclusiveness, the band may seem like a crew of outsiders with their grassroots desire for nothing more than a good time, and maybe a beer.”
The JeanMarie adopted the unMiami-like polar bear as a mascot and take pride in their role as outsiders inside the Miami music scene, playing a mix of pop, rock, indie, groove, and dance. “Bouncy but hardly light, dignified with a Brit-like swagger but truly, effortlessly soulful," wrote the Broward/Palm Beach New Times, "the JeanMarie makes funk-fueled dance rock that's both passionate and unabashedly silly."
The members of the JeanMarie met at the University of Miami, where they were music majors. They got a huge break last year when another local band pulled out of an opening slot for Bloc Party. Three hours before the show, the JeanMarie’s booking agent called and told them they were up. “It’s like one of those bad dreams you have, when you show up in, like, your seventh grade class not wearing pants and you forgot your homework,” said keyboardist Richard Laudenraudy.
The JeanMarie released their first E.P., What's a Revolution Without Backup Dancers?, in 2006. The follow up E.P., 2007’s Self-Titled, featured the band in its current configuration with all members helping to write, record, edit, and produce the album in a squalid corner of Miami's Little Haiti district. They are currently in the studio finishing the as-of-yet unnamed album that will act as their full-length debut.
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RAG magazine
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The JeanMarie By Jarrod Dinwoodie Jean Marie is not the archetypical name you'd usually find bel...The JeanMarie
By Jarrod Dinwoodie
Jean Marie is not the archetypical name you'd usually find belonging
to a 400-pound holding cell guard. But Jean Marie wasn't your
typical guard --– this one played host to an incarcerated singer who
went on to found the band that took its name from the muse-like
guard. Correctional officers may not be the most common sources
for monikers, but the Jean Marie, a Miami based quintet, always
finds uncanny and unique things to plug into their musical venture.
The lyrics, sound, performance and all around philosophical views
belonging to this band play out to a fitting delivery of art, rock,
independence and social commentary. In a sometimes-too-small
indie scene in Miami, the Jean Marie has found their place.
One evening, after a show in the back alley behind Miami's Studio
A, RAG got to meet up with a socially acceptable level of inebriated
members of the Jean Marie (Curtis Nystrom, guitar; Jordan Davidson,
vocals/guitar; Jeffrey Remarkable, bass; Jason Haft, drums; Richard
Laudenraudy, keys/ synth) to talk about what makes this band tick.
Originating between the University of Miami and a Miami-Dade
holding cell, the Jean Marie got together three years ago, and have
been steadily circulating the scene ever since. With loads of gigs
under their collective belt, the band has experienced many highlights
in their time – most notably, opening for Bloc Party earlier this
year. Although the circumstances of that particular opening stint
were a little out of the ordinary, with the band being thrown into the
mix on very short notice, Laudenraudy says, "It's like one of those
bad dreams you have, when you show up in, like, your seventh
grade class, not wearing pants and you forgot your homework."
The band's sense of humor really sets a precedent when it comes
to both their personalities and their music. One needs only to
visit their MySpace page [www.myspace.com/thejeanmarie], go to
one of their shows, or share a drink or two with them, to get the
idea of how this band handles their work. A thin line between humor,
hyperbole and heart attack seriousness, one doesn't quite know
where to follow this band, and that's exactly the way the Jean Marie
seems to want it.
A ramshackle mix of pop, rock, indie, groove and dance colors their
sound and presents itself on a dish that is not ordinarily appearing
on the menu. Given their strange mix, even the band seems
undecided on what to call their work. "Dance," "art," "rock," "pop,"
and "groove" were all thrown into the mix upon asking the group
what they call the type of music they play. "You're going to start an
argument," commented Remarkable, amidst shouts of "Next
question!" from Laudenraudy. The debate was resolved when
Laudenraudy said, jokingly, of the music they play, "we started
saying on one of our self booked tours, we play 'art fag,' 'cause it's
like we play music for like the art fag crowd. It's like asymmetrical.
We play for people who supply us with free beer."
Despite the discrepancies that exist within the band's style of music,
they seem to be on the same page in terms of the music they listen
to. Loudenraudy rattles off a list of names mimicking a want ad
Yeah, it'll be built.they once posted for a drummer: "We listen to, ah, fucking Talking
Heads. We like Arcade Fire. Fucking, ah, a little bit of Brazilian
Girls." At this point newly appointed drummer Haft pipes up, "and
when I jammed with them, they sounded nothing like any of those
bands."
One may be able to detect a slight jazz influence when listening to
the Jean Marie, but as Nystrom points out, "It's subtle man, it's
definitely there, but it's subtle. The chops are there, but the
composition isn't." So, influences aside, the band is finding their
own sound, and not being able to pin point it is, according to them,
a step in the right direction. With good laughs all around, the
individuality of the members seems to be what pulls them all together.
The Jean Marie has two self produced EPs and the intention of
working up towards a major release and some label interest. Despite
their big business dreams, the band seems content, now, remaining
independent. Says Davidson, "Labels are a funny thing, because
it's a double edged sword. You think you're going forwards, but
you could be going backwards. So, the goal right now, is to go
forwards. So, when we put out our EP, the goal with putting out the
EP was to go forwards."
Creativity within the band is in ample supply, with every member
bringing something to the table. Nystrom explains, "basically, like,
one person comes up with an idea and we work with it. We do a lot
of work on a scratch pad, or a pre-recorded something, and then
we'll distribute it amongst the rest of the people." These creative
ideas are all lyrically blended with sarcasm, as Davidson points
out: "It [is] the whole winking with a straight face idea. It's sarcasm.
The overlying theme in our band, in our music, is sarcasm. 'Delancey
St.' has a line, 'what's a revolution without backup dancers?' It
also has a line. 'sobriety is a new form of inebriation, so don't tell
its junkies, let us all die out,' you know? It's our underlying theme
in everything, and you can either look at it seriously and self
absorbent, or you can laugh about it."
Underneath this sarcastic disposition, separating themselves from
everybody else is not an easy task. Dedication is key to the
success and forging their own identity for the Jean Marie. This is
made particularly clear as Loudenraudy explains: "I get home from
work, and I just worked eight hours and I rode my bike home, and
I'm fucking exhausted, and I don't wanna do fucking shit. But we
gotta fucking rehearse. You know? It's basically just finding the
time for it. But for me, the hard part is, once all of that happens,
you have to figure out how to separate yourselves from the other
fucking bands out there, doing the exact same thing that you're
doing. So the problem becomes not only making yourself practice
after that long day of work, but then putting the amount of thought
into it that rises you above all the other bands that all have to work
hard." Perhaps this is the reason they aim not to categorize their
music in any one set genre or style. Loudenraudy further
contemplated the scene and their place in it: "We're inundated with
so much fucking music these days. Where the fuck do you place
yourself? There's so much content. Where the fuck are we? Who
the fuck knows where we are? It doesn't even matter anymore.
Who the fuck knows?" Davidson contributes to this pondering, with
what seems to be an answer to this dilemma. He says, "You invent,
you know, your homemade, like, iron cleaner or whatever it is, and
you know who your market is. You establish who you're selling to.
And when you're creating music, you have absolutely no designated
audience. You have to, sort of, just stick your cock out and hope
that someone puts their lips on it."
The Jean Marie loves to party and have a great time; they want to
bring their little family to other people. They've sent out an open
invitation to come on down to their shows, and dance, and have a
good time. Why not put on your best shade of red, shake your body,
open your mouth and sing along to Miami's the Jean Marie. It's a
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Just an Awesome Fucking Band
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Just An Awesome Fucking Band Are The Jean Marie the best thing to happen to post-punk since punk? ...Just An Awesome Fucking Band
Are The Jean Marie the best thing to happen to post-punk since punk?
By Brandon K. Thorp
Published: August 23, 2007
What do you get when you grab the Au Pairs, ´80s-era King Crimson, Mungo Jerry, and the guy who mixes the harmonies for The Scissor Sisters, stick them in a blender, and hit "frappe"?
Goo. You get goo. It's disgusting. Never try it.
But! If you take those same ingredients, add an ear for weird hooks that sound obvious after one listen, and stick the resulting combo onstage — well, then you get something like Miami's jangliest, danciest, post-punkiest pop band, The Jean Marie. Their debut EP What's A Revolution Without Backup Dancers? showcases a group smart enough to nod to Emma Goldman and hungry enough to need you to notice. The follow-up is just as smart and voracious, but more assured. It's full of jokes that aren't quite jokes and moments of passion that can't stop winking, all surrounded by lovely guitar noise that recalls "Marquee Moon" and whoever your favorite stunt noodler might be. The live versions of these songs are like the pimped rides of their recorded cousins, maintaining their dancy, jangly cool but injecting more rock than the records hint at. Experience this firsthand tonight at 8, at City Limits (19 NE 3rd Ave., Delray Beach, 561-279-8222). Tickets are a steal at $5. For a preview, swing by www.myspace.com/thejeanmarie. -
EP Review
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The JeanMarie What's a Revolution Without Backup Dancers? (Self-released) By Jonathan Zwickel Art...The JeanMarie
What's a Revolution Without Backup Dancers? (Self-released)
By Jonathan Zwickel
Article Published May 4, 2006
Music Details
Who / What:
The JeanMarie
Music Genre:
Rock/Pop
It's an amazing feat when a mere four songs contain as many ideas and as much fun as the JeanMarie's debut EP. The title alone What's a Revolution Without Backup Dancers? hints at the highbrow pop playfulness of this Miami quintet. And right from the kickstart opening of "Late Last Night" grungy guitar, squiggly synth, simmering cymbal-and-bass-drum boogie it's clear that these guys are serious about their good times. Bouncy but hardly light, dignified with a Brit-like swagger but truly, effortlessly soulful, the JeanMarie makes funk-fueled dance rock that's both passionate and unabashedly silly. No surprise that the band is composed of UM grads and that Revolution was made with the help of close friends MJ and B-Rob from Awesome New Republic. Both bands share a way of winking with a straight face, of letting go while tightening up, that's pretty accomplished for such young acts. With "Late Last Night" and its follow-up, "Delancey Street," two songs flaunting all the studio depth, hook-heavy songwriting, and general greatness of a major-label production, you've got the best one-two combo of the local year so far. "Delancey" is especially accomplished, a multilayered, midtempo epic of growing up in the big city. Singer Jason Scott, singing "Got a flask in my pocket but it is leaking/You can tear off all my clothes and try to suck it out," reveals a uniquely timbred voice that's half Tweedy-esque yearning and half Strummerish boast. While not as immediate or concise, the second half of the EP comes awfully close to measuring up to the first; ambitious album closer "Madame St. Clair" gets swept up into a warm, fuzak meditation before pogoing into a goony, upbeat coda. For all you fans of multitasking: This is music that manages to be many things simultaneously, and all of them are good.
Setlist
The set changes from show to show with different members playing a variety of instruments on a night by night basis. Sets can be 25 min. to 3 hours depending on variation of songs.
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Calendar
There are no upcoming dates at this time.
| Date | Time | Venue | City | |
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| Apr 30, 2011 Saturday | 5:00 PM | The Barn 310 Church Road | Medford , NJ, US | |
| Apr 29, 2011 Friday | 8:00 PM | UC Lounge | NYC, NY, US | |
| Apr 10, 2011 Sunday | 8:00 PM | Cameo Gallery | Brooklyn, NY, US | |
| Mar 10, 2011 Thursday | 9:00 PM | North Star Bar | Philadelphia, PA, US | |
| Mar 6, 2011 Sunday | 8:30 PM | Mercury Lounge | New York, NY, US |  |
| The Migrant The Jean Marie Electric Child The Smiths Indeed (Tribute to The Smiths) | ||||
| Jan 13, 2011 Thursday | 11:30 PM | The Fire | Philadelphia, PA, US | |
| $7/21+ Show starts at 9pm: The Jean Marie, Jordan and the 123's, Pinelands | ||||
| Dec 2, 2010 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Cameo Gallery | Brooklyn, NY, US | |
| Nov 7, 2010 Sunday | 7:00 PM | Mercury Lounge | New York, NY, US | |
| Oct 9, 2010 Saturday | 9:00 PM | The Fire | Philadelphia, PA, US | |
| Charity Show for Philabundance | ||||
| Oct 8, 2010 Friday | 9:00 PM | Velvet Lounge | Washington, DC, US | |
| Sep 25, 2010 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Guido's Speakeasy 543 N Market Street | Frederick, MD, US | |
| Sep 16, 2010 Thursday | 9:00 PM | North Star Bar | Philadelphia, PA, US | |
| Sep 5, 2010 Sunday | 7:00 PM | Mercury Lounge | New York, NY, US | |
| Aug 25, 2010 Wednesday | 10:00 PM | The National Underground | New York, NY, US | |
| Aug 22, 2010 Sunday | 4:00 PM | University of Miami President's Picnic for New Students | Coral Gables, FL, US | |
| Aug 21, 2010 Saturday | 10:00 PM | The Ecco 168 SE 1st Street | Miami, FL, US | |
| Rachel Goodrich, The Jean Marie and Dj Lolo | ||||
| Jul 10, 2010 Saturday | 9:00 PM | The Fire | Philadelphia, PA, US | |
| Jul 4, 2010 Sunday | 7:00 PM | Internet Radio Show @ Volta Radio www.voltaradio.com | US | |
| Playing the "Eclectic Shocks" show on Volta Radio! Fourth of July at 7 pm Eastern. Go to www.voltaradio.com and click on LISTEN . | ||||
| Jun 29, 2010 Tuesday | 8:30 PM | The Blockley Pourhouse | Philadelphia, PA, US | |
| Jun 24, 2010 Thursday | 8:00 PM | Local 269 | New York, NY, US | |
| May 27, 2010 Thursday | 10:30 PM | Sullivan Hall | New York, NY, US | |
| May 7, 2010 Friday | 11:00 PM | Living Room, The | New York, NY, US | |
| 5$ donations for bands | ||||
| May 2, 2010 Sunday | 8:00 PM | S.O.B.'s | New York, NY, US | |
| Apr 30, 2010 Friday | 10:00 PM | MICA Grand Thesis Exhibition | Baltimore, MD, US | |
| Apr 20, 2010 Tuesday | 7:00 PM | Lynn University | Boca Raton, FL, US | |
| opening for Gym Class Heros free for students | ||||
| Dec 30, 2009 Wednesday | 11:00 PM | White Room | Miami, FL, US | |
| opening for EOTO | ||||
| Oct 9, 2009 Friday | 9:00 PM | The End | Nashville, TN, US | |
| Sep 4, 2009 Friday | 10:00 PM | Churchill's Pub | Miami, FL, US | |
| Jul 24, 2009 Friday | 10:00 PM | Smiling Dog Saloon Inc | Fort Myers, FL, US | |
| Jul 23, 2009 Thursday | 10:00 PM | Dada | Delray Beach, FL, US | |
| Jul 22, 2009 Wednesday | 8:00 PM | Revolution | Fort Lauderdale, FL, US | |
| Jul 11, 2009 Saturday | 10:00 PM | The Atlantic | Gainesville, FL, US | |
| Jul 7, 2009 Tuesday | 8:00 PM | The Basement | Nashville, TN, US | |
| Jul 6, 2009 Monday | 8:00 PM | Way Out Club | Saint Louis, MO, US | |
| Jul 5, 2009 Sunday | 6:30 PM | Fizz Bar & Grill | Chicago, IL, US | |
| Jul 2, 2009 Thursday | 9:00 PM | Indie Volumes Media Group | Indianapolis, IN, US | |
| Jul 1, 2009 Wednesday | 8:00 PM | Majestic Theatre | Madison, WI, US | |
| Jun 30, 2009 Tuesday | 5:00 PM | The Iron Horse Hotel Milwaukee | Milwaukee, WI, US | |
| Jun 28, 2009 Sunday | 7:30 PM | Jammin' Java | Vienna, VA, US | |
| Jun 27, 2009 Saturday | 7:30 PM | Si Tapas | Charlottesville, VA, US | |
| Jun 26, 2009 Friday | 10:00 PM | The Emerald Lounge | Asheville, NC, US | |
| Jun 24, 2009 Wednesday | 9:00 PM | Mercury Lounge | New York, NY, US | |
| Jun 22, 2009 Monday | 9:00 PM | Club Metronome | Burlington, VT, US | |
| Jun 21, 2009 Sunday | 8:00 PM | Johnny D's | Somerville, MA, US | |
| Jun 20, 2009 Saturday | 9:00 PM | The Asylum | Portland, ME, US | |
| Jun 19, 2009 Friday | 8:00 PM | Absynthe (L') | Montreal, QC, CA | |
| Jun 18, 2009 Thursday | 8:00 PM | The Guvernment / Kool Haus | Toronto, ON, CA | |
| Jun 16, 2009 Tuesday | 9:00 PM | The Pour House | Charleston, SC, US | |
| Jun 15, 2009 Monday | 9:00 PM | The Evening Muse | Charlotte, NC, US | |
| Jun 6, 2009 Saturday | 10:00 PM | PS 14 - Max Fish Temp Bar | Miami, FL, US | |
| part of PLAID | ||||
| May 27, 2009 Wednesday | 11:00 PM | Purdy Lounge | Miami Beach, FL, US | |
| May 23, 2009 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Crowbar | Ybor City, FL, US | |
| May 22, 2009 Friday | 10:00 PM | South Street City Oven & Grill | Naples, FL, US | |
| May 21, 2009 Thursday | 10:00 PM | Churchill's Pub | Miami, FL, US | |
| May 9, 2009 Saturday | 11:00 PM | White Room | Miami, FL, US | |
| May 1, 2009 Friday | 10:00 PM | Propaganda Bar & Lounge | Lake Worth, FL, US | |
| Apr 18, 2009 Saturday | 10:00 PM | The Emerald Lounge | Asheville, NC, US | |
| opening for Orchard Lounge | ||||
| Apr 17, 2009 Friday | 8:00 PM | Resource Magazine Spring Party @ Jewel Street Studios - 94 Jewel St. | Brooklyn, NY, US | |
| Apr 16, 2009 Thursday | 10:00 PM | Sullivan Hall | New York, NY, US | |
| Apr 15, 2009 Wednesday | 10:00 PM | Nectar's | Burlington, VT, US | |
| Apr 14, 2009 Tuesday | 10:00 PM | Khyber, The | Philadelphia, PA, US | |
| Apr 13, 2009 Monday | 8:00 PM | The Pour House Music Hall | Raleigh, NC, US | |
| Apr 11, 2009 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Live Wire Music Hall | Savannah, GA, US | |
| Apr 10, 2009 Friday | 10:00 PM | Jack Rabbits | Jacksonville, FL, US | |
| Apr 4, 2009 Saturday | 9:00 PM | The Atlantic | Gainesville, FL, US | |
| Apr 3, 2009 Friday | 10:00 PM | Smiling Dog Saloon Inc | Fort Myers, FL, US | |
| Apr 2, 2009 Thursday | 11:00 PM | Poprox Bar and Lounge | Miami Beach, FL, US | |
| PopRox opening night | ||||
| Mar 20, 2009 Friday | 10:00 PM | PS 14 - Max Fish Temp Bar | Miami, FL, US | |
| Mar 14, 2009 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Dada | Delray Beach, FL, US | |
| Mar 7, 2009 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Moksha Family Warehouse | Miami, FL, US | |
| Mar 7, 2009 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Goo Warehouse | Miami, FL, US | |
| Mar 5, 2009 Thursday | 10:00 PM | Lost Weekends | Miami Beach, FL, US | |
| Feb 21, 2009 Saturday | 10:00 PM | New World Brewery | Tampa, FL, US | |
| with Rachel Goodrich | ||||
| Feb 20, 2009 Friday | 10:00 PM | The Atlantic | Gainsville, FL, US | |
| with Rachel Goodrich | ||||
| Feb 19, 2009 Thursday | 9:00 PM | BackBooth | Orlando, FL, US | |
| with Rachel Goodrich | ||||
| Jan 23, 2009 Friday | 11:00 PM | The Vagabond - CD RELEASE PARTY!!! | Miami, FL, US | |
| CD RELEASE PARTY!!!! | ||||
| Jan 7, 2009 Wednesday | 10:00 PM | Heathrow Lounge | Miami Beach, FL, US | |
| with Rachel Goodrich | ||||
| Aug 30, 2008 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Upper East Side Garden | Miami, FL, US | |
| Aug 8, 2008 Friday | 12:00 AM | Trinumeral Music and Arts Festival | Asheville, NC, US | |
| Galactic, Perpetual Groove, Lotus, Eoto with Michael Kang, Kaki King, Midnite, Danny Bedrosian and Secret Army, Yo Mama’s Big Fat Booty Band, Dubconscious, The Mahavishnu Project, The JeanMarie, Granola Funk Express, and more | ||||
| Aug 6, 2008 Wednesday | 10:00 PM | Purdy Lounge | Miami Beach, FL, US | |
| Jul 26, 2008 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Melbourne Jaycees | Melbourne, FL, US | |
| Miami Showcase with Rachel Goodrich, Raffa and Rainer, Airship Rocketship, and The JeanMarie | ||||
| Jul 24, 2008 Thursday | 9:00 PM | South Street | Naples, FL, US | |
| Miami Showcase - Rachel Goodrich, Raffa and Rainer, Airship Rocketship and The JeanMarie | ||||
| Jul 19, 2008 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Respectable Street's 21st Anniversary Party | West Palm Beach, FL, US | |
| FREE SHOW | ||||
| May 9, 2008 Friday | 11:00 PM | Sweat Record's Fridays at The Vagabond | Miami, FL, US | |
| May 4, 2008 Sunday | 12:00 AM | Sunfest | West Palm Beach, FL, US | |
| With Sheryl Crow, George Clinton, Good Charlotte, Fergie, The Black Crowes, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Hellogoodbye, and many more tickets at sunfest.com | ||||
| Apr 19, 2008 Saturday | 5:00 PM | Swamp Stomp @ Jimbo's | Miami (Key Biscayne), FL, US | |
| Swamp Stomp is UM’s only music festival, featuring some of the best bands in Miami. ArtOfficial, Juke, Jahfe, The Jean Marie, and Tavern Tickets: $5 | ||||
| Apr 4, 2008 Friday | 10:00 PM | Studio A w/ The Tokyo Police Club | Miami, FL, US | |
| Mar 21, 2008 Friday | 10:00 PM | Churchill's Pub | Miami, FL, US | |
| with 6 pack deep from Baton Rouge, Rachel Goodrich, and DJ Mike Deuce | ||||
| Feb 29, 2008 Friday | 10:00 PM | Circa 28 w/ ANR and Afrobeta | Miami, FL, US | |
| with ANR and Afrobeta | ||||
| Feb 21, 2008 Thursday | 9:00 PM | Nova Southeastern Homecoming w/ Hellogoodbye | Davie, FL, US | |
| opening for hellogoodbye, w/ kingsley | ||||
| Feb 20, 2008 Wednesday | 9:00 PM | Spiegelworld w/ Cassette | Miami Beach, FL, US | |
| playing with cassette and others | ||||
| Dec 15, 2007 Saturday | 10:00 PM | South Street City Oven and Grill | Naples, FL, US | |
| playing with the overtone archive | ||||
| Dec 8, 2007 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Unbreak @ PS14 | Miami, FL, US | |
| playing with outrereach | ||||
| Dec 7, 2007 Friday | 10:00 PM | Dada | Delray Beach, FL, US | |
| 2 acoustic set | ||||
| Dec 1, 2007 Saturday | 10:00 PM | New Times 10th anniversary @Voodoo Lounge | Ft Lauderdale, FL, US | |
| Broward New Times party with humbert and the jeanmarie | ||||
| Nov 30, 2007 Friday | 10:00 PM | Churchill's Pub/ Sweat Records | Miami, FL, US | |
| Sweat Records Grand Reopening party with afrobeta, rachel goodrich, the jeanmarie and the jacuzzi boys | ||||
| Nov 15, 2007 Thursday | 10:00 PM | Studio A w/ ANR | Miami, FL, US | |
| with ANR and Like the TV Show | ||||
| Nov 8, 2007 Thursday | 10:00 PM | City Limits w/SNMNMNM | Delray Beach, FL, US | |
| Nov 1, 2007 Thursday | 10:00 PM | Smiling Dog Saloon w/ Paulson | Ft. Myers, FL, US | |
| opening for Paulson | ||||
| Oct 31, 2007 Wednesday | 11:55 PM | PS14 | Miami, FL, US | |
| with ramburgler and the fabulous shuttle lounge | ||||
| Oct 31, 2007 Wednesday | 10:00 PM | Churchill's Pub | Miami, FL, US | |
| Raffa and Rainer's Halloween Party The JeanMarie, ANR, raffa and rainer, cassette, ramburgler, down home southernaires | ||||
| Oct 28, 2007 Sunday | 10:00 PM | Mark Stark's Warehouse Extravaganza | Miami, FL, US | |
| The JeanMarie, Ha Ha Help, The Mutiny, Video Hippos, and Sewn Leather | ||||
| Oct 6, 2007 Saturday | 10:00 AM | The Office | Miami Beach, FL, US | |
| Return performance because they liked us so much the week before | ||||
| Sep 29, 2007 Saturday | 10:00 PM | The Office | Miami Beach, FL, US | |
| Free show for rag magazine | ||||
| Sep 15, 2007 Saturday | 7:00 PM | Respectable Street Turns 20th Birthday Block Party | West Palm Beach, FL, US | |
| Bands include: BAND MARINO + PERFECT CITIZEN + THE CREEPY T’S + KILL MISS PRETTY + SUMMER BLANKET + POTS N PANS + THE JEAN MARIE + BLACK FINGER + AKA + BADASS + ZOMBIES! ORGANIZE!! + EMERGENCY PIZZA PARTY + AFROBETA + THE MUTINY + CASING FINLEY + UPPER CLASS TRASH + COEXIST SCIENTIST | ||||
| Sep 13, 2007 Thursday | 10:00 PM | Studio A | Miami, FL, US | |
| One night only show of previous miami music scene champions ANR, cassette, and the jeanmarie | ||||
| Aug 25, 2007 Saturday | 11:00 PM | The Smiling Dog Saloon | Ft Myers, FL, US | |
| The JeanMarie with Crash Cart, Drawing Maps, wedgepiece, and Starlight Motel Band | ||||
| Aug 24, 2007 Friday | 8:00 PM | NOVA Southeastern University | Davie, FL, US | |
| Sharkapalooza w/ the Down Home Southernaires | ||||
| Aug 23, 2007 Thursday | 10:00 PM | City Limits | Delray Beach, FL, US | |
| Aug 8, 2007 Wednesday | 10:00 PM | Churchill's Pub | Miami, FL, US | |
| Acoustic Show w/ Raffa and Rainer | ||||
| Aug 2, 2007 Thursday | 10:00 PM | Studio A | Miami, FL, US | |
| Nick Kruge and Luke Moellman Like the TV Show The JeanMarie | ||||
| Jul 18, 2007 Wednesday | 10:00 PM | Studio A | Miami, FL, US | |
| JeanMarie opening for Ladybug Transistor and Barsuk recording artists The Starlight Mints | ||||
| Jun 28, 2007 Thursday | 10:00 PM | Allure Nightclub | Miami, FL, US | |
| Pokerface productions presents Miami Music Manifest Rocky and Diablo The JeanMarie MUG Highrise Gatoe Xango Rabbit in a Hat Born Free | ||||
| May 27, 2007 Sunday | 7:00 PM | Pompano Beach Ampitheatre w/ Bloc Party and the Noisettes | Pompano Beach , FL, US | |
| opening for The Noisettes and Bloc Party! | ||||
| May 24, 2007 Thursday | 11:00 PM | City Limits | Delray Beach, FL, US | |
| Free Show Coexist Scientist Black Finger Two Story Double Wide The JeanMarie | ||||
| May 11, 2007 Friday | 11:00 PM | Churchill's Pub | Miami, FL, US | |
| May 5, 2007 Saturday | 11:00 PM | PS-14 | Miami, FL, US | |
| The JeanMarie Outereach Free Art | ||||
| Apr 14, 2007 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Art Central | Miami Beach, FL, US | |
| Winning Art 2007 South Florida Benefit Raffle | ||||
| Mar 31, 2007 Saturday | 12:00 AM | Swamp Stomp | Miami, FL, US | |
| Tavern Juke The JeanMarie Jesse Jackson Yamaya Billy Mountain | ||||
| Mar 30, 2007 Friday | 11:00 PM | Churchill's Pub | Miami, FL, US | |
| Mar 24, 2007 Saturday | 11:00 PM | The Spazzatorium Galleria | Greenville, NC, US | |
| Mar 23, 2007 Friday | 10:00 PM | The Turducken House | Greenville, NC, US | |
| Mar 22, 2007 Thursday | 11:00 PM | Trash Bar (Lux) | Brooklyn, NY, US | |
| Mar 21, 2007 Wednesday | 11:00 PM | Fat Baby | New York, NY, US | |
| Mar 20, 2007 Tuesday | 10:00 PM | The Fire | Philadelphia, PA, US | |
| Mar 19, 2007 Monday | 11:00 PM | Fat Babies | New York, NY, US | |
| Mar 18, 2007 Sunday | 11:00 PM | Hannah O'Flanigans | Asheville, NC, US | |
| Mar 16, 2007 Friday | 10:00 PM | A Jarrell Affair | Charlotte, NC, US | |
| Mar 15, 2007 Thursday | 10:00 PM | New College | Sarasota, FL, US | |
| The JeanMarie and Raffa and Rainer | ||||
| Mar 13, 2007 Tuesday | 8:00 PM | www.artistfirst.com | N/a, FL, US | |
| Internet Radio Show interview and ep listening | ||||
| Mar 8, 2007 Thursday | 11:00 PM | Circa 28 | Miami Design District, FL, US | |
| Mar 4, 2007 Sunday | 10:00 PM | PS-14 | Miami, FL, US | |
| The JeanMarie with Jesse Jackson | ||||
| Mar 2, 2007 Friday | 10:00 PM | Revolver @ Studio A | Miami, FL, US | |
| The JeanMarie with Cassette and Animals of the Artic | ||||
| Feb 24, 2007 Saturday | 11:00 PM | Churchill's Pub | Miami Design District, FL, US | |
| Feb 23, 2007 Friday | 11:00 PM | Respectable Street | West Palm Beach, FL, US | |
| The JeanMarie Wilderness of Takoa Swim Like Sharks | ||||
| Feb 22, 2007 Thursday | 12:00 PM | UM Patio | Coral Gables, FL, US | |
| Patio Jams at the University of Miami | ||||
| Feb 6, 2007 Tuesday | 11:00 PM | Purdy Lounge | Miami Beach, FL, US | |
| Killer Shows presents The JeanMarie | ||||
| Jan 25, 2007 Thursday | 11:00 PM | Studio A | Miami, FL, US | |
| Like The TV Show VanGloria The JeanMarie | ||||
| Jan 23, 2007 Tuesday | 12:00 PM | FIU South Campus | Miami, FL, US | |
| Two Band Tuesdays Series, Newtimes Presents: The JeanMarie and Like the TV Show, FREE! | ||||
| Jan 20, 2007 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Churchill's Pub | Miami Design District, FL, US | |
| >>>indie rock> 8pm, 18+, $7 all night Vinyl jam patio, mainroom mainstage 9p-THE JEAN MARIE 10p-LEE'S DAY 11p-OUR LAST DAYS AS CHILDREN 12a-KARMA 12:30a-MIKE BARNHILL 1a-SUPERSONIC 2a-MAHES floor stage 8p-HYEHTBC?! 9:30p-TIM HAZEN 10:30p-SWIM LIKE SHARKS patio stage 10pm-1am ROLY O DARIO NICK TAYLOR | ||||
| Dec 8, 2006 Friday | 11:00 PM | Hotel Marlin | Miami Beach, FL, US | |
| Late Night Set with the JeanMarie, free! Come celebrate Art Basel | ||||
| Dec 2, 2006 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Churchill's Pub | Miami, FL, US | |
| the jeanmarie jose el rey shuttle lounge azalia snail 5501 NE 2nd Ave. Miami | ||||
| Oct 26, 2006 Thursday | 10:00 PM | The Press Room | Miami Beach, FL, US | |
| Oct 11, 2006 Wednesday | 11:00 PM | Automatic Slims | Miami Beach, FL, US | |
| Wasted Wednesdays www.killershows.com | ||||
| Oct 7, 2006 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Studio A | Miami, FL, US | |
| Opening up for SaddleCreek recording artists Now It's Overhead | ||||
| Sep 30, 2006 Saturday | 11:00 PM | Poplife @ The District | Miami Design District, FL, US | |
| Sep 18, 2006 Monday | 11:00 PM | Hotel Marlin | Miami Beach, FL, US | |
| Sep 7, 2006 Thursday | 11:00 PM | Churchill's Pub | Miami, FL, US | |
| DOWN HOME SOUTHERNAIRES VINYL CIRCUS THE FIRECRACKER KISS RAFFA & RAINER THE JEAN MARIE LINDSAYBELL | ||||
| Sep 4, 2006 Monday | 11:00 PM | Felt | Miami Beach, FL, US | |
| 25 cent pitchers | ||||
| Aug 31, 2006 Thursday | 12:00 PM | University of Miami UC Patio | Coral Gables, FL, US | |
| Patio Jams Series | ||||
| Aug 20, 2006 Sunday | 11:00 PM | PS14 | Miami, FL, US | |
| All Acoustic Show: Raffa and Rainer The JeanMarie | ||||
| Aug 3, 2006 Thursday | 10:00 PM | Studio A | Miami, FL, US | |
| Atomisk Records Showcase: Dead Hookers' Bridge Club Ramburgler Ixtli The Jean Marie | ||||
| Jul 23, 2006 Sunday | 10:00 PM | T-Bird Studios | Miami, FL, US | |
| south of fifth the kut the jeanmarie modernage | ||||
| Jun 9, 2006 Friday | 9:00 PM | Churchill's Pub | Miami, FL, US | |
| Summertime Supershow: John Hancock (ANR) HaHa Help PG-13 The Down Home Southernaires Outre Violet | ||||
| May 13, 2006 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Atomisk Records Headquarters | Coral Gables, FL, US | |
| Ace Roller & The Brokeback Boys, Pure Imagination Live feat. The Mountain Dew Code Red Terror Alert Band, The Dead Hookers' Bridge Club, The JeanMarie, Van*Gloria, Ramburgler | ||||
| May 6, 2006 Saturday | 10:00 PM | The Manor (House Party) | Miami, FL, US | |
| 3 Kegs $5 The Broken O' Brians Jesse Jackson The JeanMarie | ||||
| Apr 30, 2006 Sunday | 7:00 PM | Flavour | Coconut Grove, FL, US | |
| CaneRecords Showcase: The JeanMarie The Stop Motion And Then There Was You Van*Gloria Jesse Young | ||||
| Apr 21, 2006 Friday | 10:00 PM | Studio A | Miami, FL, US | |
| Opening for Family Force 5 (formerly known as Phamily) with Modernage The JeanMarie ALL AGES | ||||
| Apr 20, 2006 Thursday | 11:00 PM | Churchill's Pub | Miami, FL, US | |
| Nastie's 420 Fest | ||||
| Apr 1, 2006 Saturday | 11:00 PM | Poplife @ The District | Miami Design District, FL, US | |
| EP Release party for 'What's a Revolution without Backup Dancers?' | ||||
| Mar 4, 2006 Saturday | 11:00 PM | Hotel Marlin | Miami Beach, FL, US | |
| Set by The JeanMarie at Midnight | ||||
| Feb 16, 2006 Thursday | 5:00 PM | University of Miami Rathskellar | Coral Gables, FL, US | |
| Thirsty Thursdays Happy Hour | ||||
| Dec 2, 2005 Friday | 10:00 PM | I/O Lounge | Miami, FL, US | |
| The JeanMarie Jesse Jackson The Dead Hookers' Bridge Club | ||||
| Nov 17, 2005 Thursday | 5:00 PM | University of Miami Rathskellar | Coral Gables, FL, US | |
| free concert during happy hour | ||||