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Jason Abraham Roberts
Background information
Birth nameJason Abraham Roberts
Genres
Occupations
Instruments
  • guitar
  • bass guitar
  • piano
  • vocals
Years active1997–present

Jason Abraham Roberts is the professional name of American musician and producer Jason Roberts.[1][2][3][4] Roberts is best known for his collaborations with Bedouine,[5][6] Norah Jones,[7][8][9][10] Hymns,[11] Ben Kweller,[12] and The Candles.[13]

Musical career

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2004–2007: Ben Kweller

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Roberts met Ben Kweller at The Living Room shortly after relocating to New York City.

Kweller was about to embark on the On My Way world-tour and on the hunt for a new guitarist; Roberts quickly filled this role to play guitar and piano at 92 concerts.[14][15] Roberts toured again with Kweller in 2006 in support of the album: Ben Kweller.[16][14][12]

2006–2010: Hymns

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In fall 2006, Roberts formed the band: Hymns with Brian Harding, Matt Shaw, and Tony Kent.[17]

The band would later release the record Brother/Sister, which was critically acclaimed by Spin Magazine[11] and MTV News.[18] Afterwards, the band toured with Ben Kweller, The Lemonheads, Butch Walker, and Daniel Johnston. Later, Roberts and the Hymns released the albums: Travel in Herds (2008) and Appaloosa (2009).

Roberts and other members of Hymns were also Daniel Johnston's backing band for several tours, including an appearance at the Hollywood Bowl (2014).[19][20]

2010–2017: The Candles

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Roberts was a member of The Candles.[21]

The band had toured several times with The Lemonheads, acted as Evan Dando's backing band, and opened for Norah Jones on her Daybreaks World Tour.[22][23][24]

2012–2017: Norah Jones

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Roberts was the lead guitarist in the Norah Jones band.[25][26][27]

He toured extensively with her during the 2012–2013: Little Broken Hearts Tour[28][29] and the 2016–2017: Daybreaks World Tour. Roberts has appeared live with Jones on television and radio programs including Late Night with Jimmy Fallon,[30] Later... with Jools Holland,[31] Austin City Limits,[32] and the Late Show with David Letterman.[33][34]

2017–present: Bedouine

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Roberts is the lead guitarist in Bedouine's band.[35][36][6]

Other Notable Appearances

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Musical Performances

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Selected discography

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Year Artist Name Release Details
2002

The Port Huron Statement

2006

Domino

2006

Hymns

2007

Sputnik

2007

Hymns

2010

Hymns

2010

Anthony D'Amato

2012

Pretty Good Dance Moves

2012

Phenomenal Handclap Band & Peaches

2013

The Candles

2013

Bing Ji Ling

2014

Beck

2014

Lucy Arnell

2014

Ex Cops

2015

Alberta Cross

2015

Lucy Arnell

2016

Norah Jones

  • Album: Norah Jones: Day Breaks (Target Exclusive)
  • Genre: Jazz
  • Roberts credits: Guitar[60][61]
2016

The Candles

2016

George Fest

2016

Jenny O.

2017

Blond Ambition

2018

Steady Holiday

References

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