This is a pre-sale show, it is a reserved seating event, you may purchase On-line or by Phone. To continue your purchase on-line click here. To make your purchase by phone call 206-441-9729.Rickie Lee Jones WebsiteRickie Lee Jones Interviews with The New YorkerRickie Lee Jones TwitterRickie Lee Jones FacebookRickie Lee Jones YoutubeJesse Dee FacebookJesse Dee Youtube91.3 FM KBCS and The Pacific Jazz Institute at Dimitriou's Jazz Alley present vocalist Rickie Lee Jones for three nights touring in support of her new release The Devil You Know. Opening artist is the Boston-based soulful singer/songwriter Jesse Dee. Band members are TBA. Set time Friday - Sunday at 7:30pm. Doors at 5:30pm each night. "Four stars [for The Devil You Know]… Spooky retellings of rock history's riches… Jones should be applauded for bringing to the fore the disturbing voices that were always there, buried deep in the originals." - Record Collector"It's a simple, surprising record," says Rickie Lee Jones of her new album, The Devil You Know. Though she's one of the most acclaimed singer-songwriters of our time, interpretive singing has long been part of Jones's musical tapestry as well. Such previous collections as Girl at Her Volcano (1983), Pop Pop (1991), and It's Like This (2000) have illustrated the fresh and inimitable feel that she has for classic American compositions; she won a Grammy for her sly duet with Dr. John on the naughty-but-nice standard "Makin' Whoopee" and was nominated for another for her performance of "Autumn Leaves" with bassist Rob Wasserman. With The Devil You Know, Jones turns her focus to the rock & roll canon that shaped a generation. She tackles the work of such giants as Neil Young ("Only Love Can Break Your Heart"), The Band ("The Weight"), and Van Morrison ("Comfort You"). Though these songs are burned deeply into our brains, Jones finds her own unique way in, peeling them back with spare, intimate arrangements, and uncovering layers and emotions that feel both familiar and new.Rickie Lee Jones, released by Warner Bros. in March 1979, had an immediate and profound impact in the music world and the culture at large ultimately becoming a multi-million selling hit. Following her now infamous debut television appearance on SNL, a successful world tour and the cover of Rolling Stone magazine, Jones secured five Grammy Award nominations (Record of the Year, Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female, Best Rock Vocal Performance, Female, Song of the Year ("Chuck E.'s in Love"), and Best New Artist, which she won at the January 1980 ceremony. From the moment she first appeared in front of us on Saturday Night Live in 1979, she rocked the culture of singer-song writerdom with her refusal to conform to the stayed and careful eloquence of the folk rock generation that came before her. Neither punk nor pop, she totters on a thread of her own devise. www.rickieleejones.com Boston-based vocalist/guitarist Jesse Dee is a retro-soul singer/songwriter. Whether he's crooning or belting it out, there's a perfect mix of raw energy, class, and heart stealing forces. With a bent toward quirky, indie rock-inflected R&B he's performed with the likes of Al Green, Solomon Burke and Etta James. Recognized as an important player in soul music's modern era, his second album is due for release in 2013.This is an advance sale/pre-pay show with reserved seating. All purchases are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Tickets may be purchased by phoning Jazz Alley at 206-441-9729 or contacting TicketMaster at 206-628-0888. All sets are all ages. Vouchers, donated gift certificates, student discount and 2 for 1 cards are not applicable for this show. The Pacific Jazz Institute at Dimitriou's Jazz Alley does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin. Jazz Alley is a seated supper club, not a dance hall. Dining is optional. $45.00