Blues/rock guitarist Joe Flip delivers originals alongside reimagined, high-energy anthems from Texas legends Stevie Ray Vaughan and ZZ Top, played on his handmade oil can guitars. His latest album, “Old Soul: Live”, reached #6 on the Billboard Top Blues Albums chart. Joe Flip: Guitar, Vocals Trent Boldt: Bass Guitar Mike Dubois: Drums Mick Zampogna: Keyboard
Jackson 5tet is a jazz combo composed of current and former East Ridge High School students, featuring Thomas Gott on drums, Aaron Yang on guitar, Iban Drevlow on bass, Jackson McMillion on trombone, and Cole O’Connor on saxophone. Your ticket supports The MetroNOME Foundation’s mission to give every child in the Twin Cities the chance […]
Laeton Olaleye - Alto Saxophone Callum Schultz - Bass Xavier Johnson Ryan - Piano Seth Ziemniak - Drums Grady Cartony - Tenor Saxophone
Mill City Hot Club is a Minneapolis-based band playing American hot jazz from the 1930s and 40s with a French twist. Joyful, upbeat and danceable, their music will definitely make you smile. In this unique evening of music, Mill City Hot Club welcomes harmonica virtuoso Clint Hoover, bringing together the music of fellow Belgian jazz […]
Every month, Doug and Lori feature 4 phenomenal local performers. This edition features Michael Gruber, Tim Leach, Audrey Parker & Teri Parker-Brown The successor event to “Club Day Monday” at […]
Ben is a pianist, singer-songwriter, author, and record producer and has been an active member of the music scene for 60 years. He's joined by his son Leo Sidran on drums, Billy Peterson on Bass, and Ricky Peterson on Organ.
Outdoor Music at Waldmann Brewery - Joe Nicola plays the oldest Saloon in Minnesota! Fingerstyle Guitarist Joe Nicola will perform his Old-Timey, Blues, Ragtime, and Jazz tunes on our outdoor patio from 7pm-8:30pm! Come enjoy timeless tunes at one of the oldest taverns in the state
Live at the Minnesota Music Cafe Tuesday Aug 18
Grace Kelly is a saxophonist, singer, songwriter, and composer. She's Berklee College's Music Board of Trustees' youngest member, was a soloist for the Boston Pops at 14, and performed at Obama's inauguration at 16.
Miki Yamanaka - Piano Tyrone Allen II - Bass Jimmy Macbride - Drums Nicole Glover - Saxophone
Three of the Midwest’s most in-demand jazz artists come together in a new collaboration dedicated to their shared love of the American Songbook. Will Kjeer: Piano Jeremy Boettcher: Acoustic Bass Pete James Johnson: Drums Patty Peterson: Vocals
An evening celebrating the songs of Carly Simon, Bonnie Raitt & Rosanne Cash — performed by James A. Rocco & Dennis Curley. Featuring "You're So Vain," "Angel From Montgomery," "I Can't Make You Love Me," "Seven Year Ache," and more. Intimate seating — limited availability. Tickets $35–$50 plus fees and tax.
Jay Beckenstein, Julio Fernandez, Scott Ambush, Chris Fischer, and Lee Pearson
Take Your Time Quartet performs straight-ahead jazz rooted in swing, bebop, and the Great American Songbook. Featuring saxophone, guitar, bass, and drums, the group brings an intimate small-combo sound shaped by melodic interplay, relaxed swing, and conversational improvisation. Join us every third Thursday from 1:00pm–2:30pm at Showtime Studio and Coffee in Roseville, Minnesota. Free admission. […]
Southside Aces celebrate the 125th anniversary of the birth of Louis Armstrong with a show featuring his everlasting hits!
From local favorites to emerging new talent, the Sunset Series is a showcase for great talent from all genres. Join us Thursday evenings, mid-June though mid-August at 7pm in Downtown Park, 40 Ninth Avenue S, Hopkins. Bring a chair and some friends! If there's rain, we'll announce we’re moving indoors by 3pm day of concert. […]
Will Schmid - Guitar & Composer Patrick Adkins - Piano Alma Engebretson - Bass Tarek Abdelqader - Drums
Venezuelan-born, Minnesota-raised pianist and composer Christian Moreno Cova welcomes you into his world through modern jazz music inspired by his heritage. Join his star-studded local band for a night bridging cultures and rhythms.
Featuring Kavyesh Kaviraj, Chris Bates, Chris Thomson, and Joey Van Phill
