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As Many Weirdos As Possible

Friday, October 16, 2026 · 7:30 PM PDT · Wyncote Forum
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As Many Weirdos As Possible
An evening of storytelling and portraiture that brings to life one of the most vibrant chapters of the Pacific Northwest music scene.

Lineup

  • John Roderick is an American musician, singer, and songwriter born in Seattle in 1968. He is the lead singer and guitarist of the indie rock band The Long Winters, which he founded in 2001, and was formerly a touring member of Harvey Danger. Beyond his music career, Roderick is also a podcaster, writer, and politician, widely credited with helping to resurrect Seattle's music scene.

  • Sheryl Wiser

    Seattle-based singer, songwriter, and guitarist who works in the space where Americana, roots, blues, folk, and jazz overlap. A veteran of the '90s alt-country/Americana band Somebody's Daughter, Wiser has become a well-regarded solo artist known for her signature red Parker Fly guitar and emotionally rich songwriting.

  • Dejha Colantuono

    Mad Meow Music was founded in 2000 by Dejha Colantuono. The production company provides a thoughtfully integrated business structure for Dejha’s music and creative endeavors. Mad Meow Music empowers Dejha to drive her own career as a solo artist, songwriter and performer, generating evolving musical and visual content. MMM also acts as a distribution and marketing vehicle for that content.

  • Based between Oakland and New York City, Jesse Levit is a saxophonist and multi-instrumentalist who lives at the intersection of deep-rooted jazz tradition and modern exploration. Whether he’s fronting a high-energy funk set or layering textures on the EWI, Jesse’s playing is defined by a soulful, precise sound that has earned him a spot on stages across the globe.

Venue

1119 8th Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101 · Capitol Hill

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