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Popular artists Tourbox for artists Headliner Jenny Lewis Last time in Seattle: 2 years ago Additional details Concert in your area for Indie & Alt , Folk & Blues , Rock , Country , and Pop . Find out more about Rock , Country , and Pop . Upcoming concerts for Jenny Lewis Jenny Lewis Tuesday October 20, 2026 Nectar Lounge, Seattle Related upcoming events Shawn Mullins Tuesday September 15, 2026 The Triple Door, Seattle Shawn Mullins Wednesday September 16, 2026 The Triple Door, Seattle The Dillinger Escape Plan, Squid Pisser, and XCOMM Tuesday October 27, 2026 Neptune Theatre, Seattle Jenny Lewis biography Born on January 8th 1976, Lewis started her professional career as an actress - her first role was in a Jell-O commercial! She went on to act in small roles on TV shows including Baywatch and The Golden Girls, and starred in many made-for-TV teen movies. Deciding that music was her true passion, Lewis formed indie band Rilo Kiley in 1998 with her friends Pierre De Reeder, Dave Rock and Blake Sennett. The band gained the attention of Warner Bros records who signed them for the release of their debut album “More Adventurous”, which was released in 2004. One of the more well-known songs on the album is “Portions for Foxes” which was a big hit for the band. Rilo Kiley’s second album “Under the Blacklight” was released in 2007, however four years later in July 2011, the band announced their split. Lewis had been working on solo material whilst she was in Rilo Kiley and in 2004 she was invited by Conor Oberst (of the band Bright Eyes) to record a solo album on his record label Team Love. Her debut solo album “Rabbit Fur Coat” was released in January 2006 and showcased a different kind of sound for Lewis – she described the album herself as “a kind of soul record”. The album featured many guest appearances and contributions from other musicians, including Oberst, M Ward, James Valentine (guitarist of Maroon 5) and Ben Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie. Lewis also collaborated with The Watson Twins, who provided accompaniment and toured with Lewis in support of her album three times in 2006. The twins also appeared with her band on several live TV appearances, including Late Show with David Letterman and Later with Jools Holland. Lewis’ second album “Acid Tongue” (released in 2008) was however Watson Twin-free. Lewis’ third album “The Voyager” was released in 2014. The album took five years to complete and is a personal reflection on the break up Rilo Kiley and her father’s death. The lead single from the album “Just One of the Guys” was accompanied by a star-studded video, with appearances from Anne Hathaway, Kristen Stewart, Brie Larson and Tennessee Thomas. As well as performing in Rilo Kiley and as a solo artist, Lewis performs as part of a duo with her boyfriend Johnathan Rice, under the apt name of Jenny and Johnny. The pair released their first single together in 2010 entitled “Scissor Runner”, followed by their album “I’m Having Fun Now”. Lewis has played at festivals such as the Newport Folk Festival, Lollapalooza, Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival, the 2014 iTunes Festival in London and at the Austin City Limits Music Festival. She was also the supporting act for Snow Patrol in 2009, also appearing at V Festival in Australia that same year. One of her most notable collaborations is with Brandon Flowers (of The Killers) on his 2010 album “Flamingo”, where she lend her vocals on the song “Hard Enough”. Most recently in 2014, Lewis collaborated with Rostam Batmanglij of Vampire Weekend on an exclusive track for TV network HBO, to be used on the programme “Girls”. The track is titled “Completely Not Me” and was featured in the Season 3 premiere of the show. It’s safe to say that Jenny Lewis is one busy bee! Jenny Lewis has an amazing voice that can hold an entire crowd in suspense during her great hits like "Happy" and "You Are What You Love". We were all captivated by her stories and the way she portrayed the emotions in each and every one of her songs. I loved her on the piano especially during Godspeed! She is so talented in so many ways, but I really appreciate her dedication to writing beautiful melodies to accent her natural singing. She even played a few songs from her time singing for Rilo Kiley. The band was great as well, with tons of awesome backup instruments that you don't really see in many sets these days. They didn't overdo any of the songs with production or synthetic sounds, offering a great, pure folk experience. Jenny Lewis really knows how to accent her guitar chords with beautiful chimes and bass lines. There weren't too many special effects at the show, but there was a good light show that went along with the music. The focus was really on Jenny, though, and her great solo work. The crowd was very polite so we could really enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime experience. I definitely recommend seeing her live, you'll love her! SeatGeek On sale now Most popular charts Tourbox for artists Campaigns for promoters API information Brand guidelines Community guidelines Get your tour dates seen everywhere.