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August 10, 2026

J-FELL PRESENTS LAUNCHES TRIBUTE CONCERT SERIES AT THE NEW EVERETT THEATER

Historic Everett Venue to Host Year-Round Lineup of the Pacific Northwest's Top Tribute Artists

EVERETT, Wash. — J-Fell Presents has announced the launch of a new year-round tribute concert series at the New Everett Theater in downtown Everett, bringing many of the Pacific Northwest's most acclaimed tribute bands to one of Washington's most iconic historic venues.

The new series combines the New Everett Theater's historic atmosphere with J-Fell Presents' experience producing tribute concerts and festivals throughout the Pacific Northwest. Throughout the inaugural season, audiences can enjoy tributes celebrating the music of Led Zeppelin, Fleetwood Mac, AC/DC, Bon Jovi, Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, ABBA, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Stone Temple Pilots, and more. 

The inaugural season includes:

• September 4 – No Quarter (Led Zeppelin)

• October 16 – Taken By The Sky (Fleetwood Mac)

• October 23 – PWRUP (AC/DC) with Bad Medicine (Bon Jovi)

• November 14 – Eagle Eyes (Eagles) with Classic Ronstadt (Linda Ronstadt)

• November 20 – The Grunge Show featuring tributes to Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, and Stone Temple Pilots

• December 5 – Band After Midnight (ABBA)

Additional concerts will be announced throughout the year as the series continues to grow.

"The New Everett Theater is entering an exciting new chapter, and we're thrilled to be part of it," said Jason Fellman, owner of J-Fell Presents. "The new ownership has made significant investments in the venue, and we believe it's the ideal place to build a destination for tribute concerts. The Pacific Northwest is home to some of the best tribute bands anywhere, and we're excited to bring them to Everett on a regular basis."

The New Everett Theater has recently undergone significant upgrades under new owner Johnny Phan, including the installation of a state-of-the-art LED video wall behind the stage and an interactive LED dance floor, creating an enhanced concert experience while preserving the character of one of the Pacific Northwest's most treasured historic theaters.

"Our goal has been to make the New Everett Theater a place where people can experience unforgettable live entertainment," said Johnny Phan, owner of the New Everett Theater. "The improvements we've made are just the beginning, and partnering with J-Fell Presents allows us to bring an incredible lineup of tribute concerts to our community. We think audiences are going to love what's coming."

Tickets for all announced concerts are on sale now, with additional performances to be announced in the coming months.

For tickets, upcoming shows, and additional information, visit www.everetttheater.org or the New Everett Theater, located at 2911 Colby Avenue, Everett, WA 98201.

About J-Fell Presents

J-Fell Presents is a Pacific Northwest concert promoter specializing in tribute concerts, live music events, and festival programming. The company produces concerts throughout Oregon and Washington and co-produces HAREFEST: The Mother of All Tribute Festivals, along with Capital City Retro Fest, 90's Flannel Fest, and Legends Reloaded. Through partnerships with leading venues and entertainment organizations, J-Fell Presents creates unforgettable live music experiences featuring many of the region's top tribute artists.

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Active wildfires across the Pacific Northwest continue to produce smoke that can reduce visibility and create unhealthy air quality, even far from an active fire. Recreation conditions can change quickly as new fires emerge, existing fires grow, or smoke shifts with changing winds.

"As wildfire smoke continues to affect communities across the region, we encourage visitors to stay informed and make decisions based on current conditions," said Kim Prill, acting BLM Oregon/Washington State Director. "Conditions can change quickly, so checking air quality and local closures before your trip can help you avoid unnecessary health and safety risks."

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"Preventing a single wildfire can make a real difference for firefighters and for the communities affected by smoke,” said Josh O'Connor, Northwest Geographic Area Fire Chief for the U.S. Wildland Fire Service. “Following fire restrictions and staying aware of current air quality are simple steps everyone can take to protect themselves and help reduce additional impacts during an already busy fire season."

Fire restrictions vary by location based on fire danger, weather conditions and fuel moisture. Before visiting public lands, visitors should check local restrictions. These restrictions address when power tools may be used, whether campfires or portable stoves are allowed, and what fire prevention equipment must be on hand.

The following items remain prohibited on all BLM-administered public lands in Oregon and Washington:

• Fireworks and sky lanterns
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• Tracer or incendiary devices
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Individuals responsible for starting wildfires may face fines of up to $100,000, imprisonment for up to 12 months, and liability for the full cost of wildfire suppression.

For more information on seasonal fire restrictions and fire closures, please see www.blm.gov/orwafire.

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