Jason Brock Returns to The Red Room February 19-28

February 18, 2015 / By Ian Hayden Parker

People who hear Jason Brock perform are always happy they saw him. You’ll hear people after his concert comment on how amazing he was. With an impressive voice, a sense of humor and a wonderful stage presence, Jason always entertains audiences with his creative performances.

Jason Brock was a contestant in season 2 of the X-Factor. He was seen in homes all over the world as a X-Factor finalist, singing songs like “New York State of Mind.” Jason is from a suburb of Dallas, Texas, but now calls San Francisco home. He is well-known as a cabaret star and performs original shows regularly in San Francisco, New York and LA. He has also done a fair amount of theatre. Some of his roles include: Hedwig in “Hedwig and the Angry Inch” at the Boxcar Theatre, a demented flower girl in Taylor Mac’s “The Lily’s Revenge” at Magic Theatre, and “Peachy Gale” in Peaches Christ’s “The Wizard of Odd” at Castro Theatre. He starred in the film, “Love is not Enough,” which has played world-wide at film festivals, including the Frameline and Melbourne film festivals.

When Jason Brock sings you can expect a wide variety of songs including pop, R&B & jazz favorites. Jason has been dubbed “Mr. Entertainment” and a “songwriter’s best friend” by L.A. Reid (CEO of Sony/Epic Records). He is a versatile entertainer contributing to television, film and stage.

Jason returns to The Red Room Cabaret starting Thursday, February 19th at 7:30 pm. His previous shows were so popular that he was persuaded to add more exciting cabaret shows in February. He will be accompanied by London-based professional pianist, Janette Mason.

Jason has a uniquely, beautiful voice along with a charming stage presence. He’s a fun, friendly guy who always sings from the heart. He loves and appreciates his fans and his audiences. Don’t miss this encore opportunity to hear Jason Brock, the breakout, X-Factor finalist at The Red Room Cabaret for only 8 performances from February 19th to the 28th.

Tickets for Jason Brock’s shows can be purchased at vallartatickets.com or at the box office at Act II Stages, Insurgentes #300, Old Town PV.

People who hear Jason Brock perform are always happy they saw him. You'll hear people after his concert comment on how amazing . . .

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