Alan Parsons Project in a concert celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission landing on the moon for the first time, in an outdoor concert near the Kennedy Space Center. In 2021, Wesley began touring as guitarist and backing vocals for Vertical Horizon. Studio and touring personnel for the John Wesley band: John Wesley – guitar and vocals Patrick Bettison – bass Mark Prator – drums, percussion Dean Tidey – guitar Geri X – backing vocals Discography Studio albums 1994 – Under the Red and White Sky 1995 – The Closing of the Pale Blue Eyes 1998 – The Emperor Falls 2002 – Chasing Monsters 2004 – John Wesley: TEN 2005 – Shiver 2011 – The Lilypad Suite 2014 – Disconnect 2016 – A Way You'll Never Be Fellini Days by Fish (co-writing and performing credits) With Porcupine Tree (performing credits): In Absentia, Fear of a Blank Planet With Porcupine Tree (engineering credits): Fear of a Blank Planet, The Incident With Ruud Jolie: For All We Know With ÚMÆ: (performing credits): Lost in the View Singles 1994 – The Last Light 1995 – John Wesley 2003 – Fly Boy Live releases 1998 – Waiting for the Sun to Shine in Paris 1998 – Wesfest 98 1999 – Starting the Engine II 1999 – WesFest 1999 2000 – The John Wesley Bachelor Party Tour 2002 – The Chicago and Frisco Bootlegs 2006 – Live at Katie Fitzgerald's 2009 – Oxford 2010 – Live at the L'Olympia 2013 – Live at Morrisound 30th Anniversary Show With Fish: Issue 30 CD (From the 1999 Haddington Convention)(2000), Candlelight in Fog (limited edition live album, 3000 copies only)(2000), Sashimi(2001), Fellini Nights (2002) With Porcupine Tree: XM, XMII, Rockpalast, Arriving Somewhere..., We Lost The Skyline, Ilosaarirock, Atlanta, Octane Twisted Videos With Porcupine Tree: Arriving Somewhere... September 2006, Anesthetize June 2010, Octane Twisted November 2012 With Sound of Contact: "Not Coming Down" May 2013, "Cosmic Distance Ladder" May 2013 References External links John Wesley's recording studio Living people Songwriters from Florida American male singers American rock musicians 24 Hour Service Station artists People from Brandon, Florida American male songwriters 1962 births