Bistro and Music House
Formed in 2011 and comprised of former members of Swing Set, St. Louis Ragtimers, The Orbits, and the Lettuce Heads.
Classic Rock merges with Bluegrass to cover a variety of songs and styles.
Based in St. Louis, MO, Miss Jubilee & The Yas Yas Boys play an energetic blend of low-down blues, hokum, and hot jazz from the 1920s and 30s. Their one-of-kind repertoire draws heavily from the female blues singers who helped define the genre. From Bessie Smith and Victoria Spivey, to the more obscure Merline Johnson and Lil' Johnson, Miss Jubilee revives this music with a joy and effortless authenticity. Led by powerhouse vocalist Valerie Kirchhoff, the band is fueled by barrelhouse pianist Ethan Leinwand, bassist Richard Tralles, and a gutbucket horn section led by Kenneth Cebrian (trumpet).
Please call 314-367-3644 for reservations.
Equally inspired by the Americana community of her Nashville home and the boardwalk culture of her native New Jersey, Lucy Isabel introduces herself as a road-ready songwriter with her debut album, Rambling Stranger.
St. Louis Music Industry Open Mic & Jam. A bass amp, two guitar amps, two pianos, PA system, vocal mics and various percussion instruments are provided. Just bring your guitar/instrument and a cord if needed. Everyone is welcome! First come, first serve; sign up to play 3 songs on stage. All musicians performing will get a wrist band for Half-off drinks, cocktails and beer for the evening.
“Two things you are assured of when Jeff Chapman takes the stage is true professionalism and that you'll hear Blues. When you witness Jeff with his Brother Jefferson Band you'll hear a proficient songwriter, vocalist, guitar player who has surrounded himself with accomplished and diverse musicians. Whether Jeff is playing Rockabilly, Memphis, Delta, Country, Chicago, Texas or Twelve-Bar Blues he does it his way which I find both soothing and inspirational.” — Mark Audi ~ Illinois Central Blues Club Board Member
Acoustic duet performing classic, current songs,&original songs. Leslie's enchanting, soulful vocals highlight Mike's heartfelt guitar, ukulele, harmonica, & vocals.
All Natural Folk 'n' Soul music, from the Blue Mountains of Cascadia.
The Coal Cave Hollow Boys, based out of Columbus, Ohio, are known as a bluegrass band, yet they masterfully weave rock and classic country into their sound. They bring their high energy onslaught of flat picking guitar, mandolin chopping, banjo frenzied, bass filled sound to every show.
Joshua Ketchmark has made a damn good soundtrack to his life, and you should care. Why? Because it very well could be the soundtrack to yours. He rocks what he’s lived— from falling in love to crashing into heartache, watching friends self destruct to lifting them higher, searching for truth to landing on the rocks of reality. He delivers it all with melodies and riffs that leave shout-out-loud anthems ringing in your head.
Mariner5 is an all instrumental band from St. Louis Missouri.
1920's & 30's Hot Jazz, Hokum & Low-Down Blues
"A kind of hot elegant rawness, a wild oxymoron that will make sense with the first listening." --Michael Steinman of Jazz Lives • https://jazzlives.
Featuring an amazing Bloody Mary Bar by Shelly, beignets and bottomless mimosas! For reservations, please call 314-367-3644.
St. Louis Music Industry Open Mic & Jam. A bass amp, two guitar amps, two pianos, PA system, vocal mics and various percussion instruments are provided. Just bring your guitar/instrument and a cord if needed. Everyone is welcome! First come, first serve; sign up to play 3 songs on stage. All musicians performing will get a wrist band for Half-off drinks, cocktails and beer for the evening.
Join legendary St. Louis pianist, Pat Joyce, for an evening filled with music, sing-alongs, and fun.
As a versatile jazz vocalist and saxophonist, Cary has a voice with an impressive range and warm quality suited to sultry French ballads, bossa novas, her own originals and jazz standards. Add the exciting visceral energy of her sax improvisation and you'll find yourself drawn into the genuine emotion of heartfelt performance.
Give yourself an adult treat with a special Halloween show with Annie and the Fur Trappers!
Annie and the Fur Trappers is a St. Louis traditional jazz band which formed in 2016. The band includes clarinet, trumpet, trombone, tuba, banjo, guitar, piano, washboard, and saxophone. Annie and the Fur Trappers is dedicated to performing and preserving the music of the 1920s and 30s today, performing traditional jazz, delta blues, ragtime, and swing music.
Joe Bozzi is best known for wowing crowds at the St. Louis Playboy Club at Vandeventer and Lindell Boulevard. During the club's heyday in the 1960s, Bozzi backed up musical icons like trumpet player Dizzy Gillespie and saxophonist Cannonball Adderly. Popular entertainers such as Johnny Carson and Bill Cosby appeared regularly during his tenure at the Playboy Club. Now a St. Louis legend and considered the "Godfather of St. Louis Music", Joe's music is a blend of traditional and modern jazz.
"A kind of hot elegant rawness, a wild oxymoron that will make sense with the first listening." -Michael Steinman of Jazz Lives • https://jazzlives.wordpress.com
Featuring Dr. Bob’s “Be Nice or Leave” Bloody Mary Bar by Shelly and bottomless mimosas!
For reservations, please call 314-367-3644.
The JT play a wide variety of jazz and blues from every era of America's indigenous music. Join them every first Sunday evening of the month at Evangelines!
St. Louis Music Industry Open Mic & Jam. A bass amp, two guitar amps, two pianos, PA system, vocal mics and various percussion instruments are provided. Just bring your guitar/instrument and a cord if needed. Everyone is welcome! First come, first serve; sign up to play 3 songs on stage. All musicians performing will get a wrist band for Half-off drinks, cocktails and beer for the evening.
Start a new tradition the 2nd Wednesday of the month with two of St. Louis’s renowned Blues musicians, Tommy Halloran (Guerrilla Swing) and Jeremy Segel-Moss (Bottoms Up Blues Gang), and friends for an evening of music and jams.
The Bottoms Up Blues Gang features vocalist Kari Liston and guitarist Jeremy Segel-Moss with a gang of outstanding St. Louis musicians. For almost 15 years, The BUBG has toured the country performing a wide range of originals and covers in the styles of acoustic blues, soul, and jazz. Born and raised in St. Louis, The BUBG was heavily influenced by many of the St. Louis musical legends and continue to try and carry on that tradition. The live shows are upbeat, fun and full of the idea that we are all here to have a good time.
“Still a teenager, Samantha Fierke uses her ethereal soprano to pay close attention to the lyrics, delivering a mixture of innocence and maturity that is both lovely and unique to her age. “ - Jane Monheit, Jazz Vocalist
Based in St. Louis, MO, Miss Jubilee & The Yas Yas Boys play an energetic blend of low-down blues, hokum, and hot jazz from the 1920s and 30s. Their one-of-kind repertoire draws heavily from the female blues singers who helped define the genre. From Bessie Smith and Victoria Spivey, to the more obscure Merline Johnson and Lil' Johnson, Miss Jubilee revives this music with a joy and effortless authenticity. Led by powerhouse vocalist Valerie Kirchhoff, the band is fueled by barrelhouse pianist Ethan Leinwand, bassist Richard Tralles, and a gutbucket horn section led by Kenneth Cebrian (trumpet).
For reservations, please call 314-367-3644. Bar seating and patio seating also available.
St. Louis Music Industry Open Mic & Jam. A bass amp, two guitar amps, two pianos, PA system, vocal mics and various percussion instruments are provided. Just bring your guitar/instrument and a cord if needed. Everyone is welcome! First come, first serve; sign up to play 3 songs on stage. All musicians performing will get a wrist band for Half-off drinks, cocktails and beer for the evening.
Walter Greiner, otherwise known as The Six String Hillbilly Poet, teams up with multi-instrumentalist Paul Niehaus IV for an evening of folk, blues and original music.
Rockin’ fun with Richard Tralles (guitar, vocals) John Marshall (drums, vocals), Wylie Longmire (bass, vocals) and Tom Longmire( lead guitar, vocals).
With special appearances by: Box of Nerves founder Craig Downs, John Schumacher, And many others.
Blues, Soul, Standards
"The charismatic vocals, confident solos and killer grooves of this group will take you to the next level of appreciation for a live music experience you deserve."-- John May, St. Louis Blues Society
New Orleans R’n’B, Jazz & Swing band consisting of Mick McGowan (vocals), Joe Crutchfield (lead guitar, vocals), Michael Shornick (bass, vocals), John Simon (drums, zendrum), Alan Lambert (saxophone), and Jack Ahlert (saxophone).
Based in St. Louis, MO and led by powerhouse vocalist Valerie Kirchhoff, Miss Jubilee plays an energetic blend of low-down blues, hokum, and hot jazz from the 1920s and 30s. Their one-of-kind repertoire draws heavily from the female blues singers who helped define the genre. From Bessie Smith and Victoria Spivey, to the more obscure Merline Johnson and Lil' Johnson, Miss Jubilee revives this music with a joy and effortless authenticity. In addition to Valerie, the band is fueled by a hard driving rhythm section led by barrelhouse pianist Ethan Leinwand and bassist Richard Tralles, and a gutbucket horn section led by Kenneth Cebrian (trumpet).
St. Louis Music Industry Open Mic & Jam. A bass amp, two guitar amps, two pianos, PA system, vocal mics and various percussion instruments are provided. Just bring your guitar/instrument and a cord if needed. Everyone is welcome! First come, first serve; sign up to play 3 songs on stage. All musicians performing will get a wrist band for Half-off drinks, cocktails and beer for the evening.
A performing trio composed of Richard Tralles, John Marshall and Carl Pandolfi playing and singing their originals and selected cover tunes.
Jazz trio featuring Brian Vaccaro (guitar), Kyle Honeycutt (drums) and Luke Sailor (organ).
His recordings have gathered critical acclaim as well and have traveled all over the world.
Jim’s forays into the stratosphere are musically exciting and unbelievable to his peers.
“Jim can make his trumpet soar, pop, sizzle and purr –he can do it all!”
ROSS GENTILE –WSIE 88.7
“String Swing” music from the 1930’s with violin and guitar, celebrating the music of Joe Venuti & Eddie Lang, Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappelli.
1920's & 30's Hot Jazz, Hokum & Low-Down Blues
"A kind of hot elegant rawness, a wild oxymoron that will make sense with the first listening." --Michael Steinman of Jazz Lives • https://jazzlives.
Featuring an amazing Bloody Mary Bar by Shelly, beignets and bottomless mimosas! For reservations, please call 314-367-3644.
St. Louis Music Industry Open Mic & Jam. A bass amp, two guitar amps, two pianos, PA system, vocal mics and various percussion instruments are provided. Just bring your guitar/instrument and a cord if needed. Everyone is welcome! First come, first serve; sign up to play 3 songs on stage. All musicians performing will get a wrist band for Half-off drinks, cocktails and beer for the evening.
Join one of St. Louis’s legendary piano players for a performance and live sing-a-long!
“Two things you are assured of when Jeff Chapman takes the stage is true professionalism and that you'll hear Blues. When you witness Jeff with his Brother Jefferson Band you'll hear a proficient songwriter, vocalist, guitar player who has surrounded himself with accomplished and diverse musicians. Whether Jeff is playing Rockabilly, Memphis, Delta, Country, Chicago, Texas or Twelve-Bar Blues he does it his way which I find both soothing and inspirational.” — Mark Audi ~ Illinois Central Blues Club Board Member
Seth Brand is an Americana singer-songwriter and has been showcased at various establishments throughout St. Louis as well as several radio stations. He is deeply involved in music; from creating originals with his raw talent, all the way to the mastering professional musicians from all over the States. He has won three Original Songwriter Contests through Indi.com taking home the coveted, “Judges Pick”, on all. He never fails to captivate the crowd with his passionate riffs and his mesmerizing vocals.
920's & 30's Hot Jazz, Hokum & Low-Down Blues!
http://www.miss-jubilee.com
Beignets, Bottomless Mimosas, and Dr. Bob’s “Be Nice or Leave" Bloody Mary Bar by Shelly!
Reservations recommended. Bar seating and patio seating (weather permitting) also available. Please call 314-367-3644.
The JT play a wide variety of jazz and blues from every era of America's indigenous music. Join them every first Sunday evening of the month at Evangelines!
St. Louis Music Industry Open Mic & Jam. A bass amp, two guitar amps, two pianos, PA system, vocal mics and various percussion instruments are provided. Just bring your guitar/instrument and a cord if needed. Everyone is welcome! First come, first serve; sign up to play 3 songs on stage. All musicians performing will get a wrist band for Half-off drinks, cocktails and beer for the evening.
As a versatile jazz vocalist and saxophonist, Cary has a voice with an impressive range and warm quality suited to sultry French ballads, bossa novas, her own originals and jazz standards. Add the exciting visceral energy of her sax improvisation and you'll find yourself drawn into the genuine emotion of heartfelt performance.
"A kind of hot elegant rawness, a wild oxymoron that will make sense with the first listening." -Michael Steinman of Jazz Lives • https://jazzlives.wordpress.com
Featuring Dr. Bob’s “Be Nice or Leave” Bloody Mary Bar by Shelly and bottomless mimosas!
For reservations, please call 314-367-3644.
St. Louis Music Industry Open Mic & Jam. A bass amp, two guitar amps, two pianos, PA system, vocal mics and various percussion instruments are provided. Just bring your guitar/instrument and a cord if needed. Everyone is welcome! First come, first serve; sign up to play 3 songs on stage. All musicians performing will get a wrist band for Half-off drinks, cocktails and beer for the evening.
Start a new tradition the 2nd Wednesday of the month with two of St. Louis’s renowned Blues musicians, Tommy Halloran (Guerrilla Swing) and Jeremy Segel-Moss (Bottoms Up Blues Gang), and friends for an evening of music and jams.
DAN & OCEAN. are an Americana & Soul duo comprised of Dan DiMonte and Ocean Lorraine. Two years after meeting at an audition in Torrance, California and embarking on 3 consecutive tours across the United States, the two decided to combine threads from their individual solo careers to craft a powerhouse blend of American Folk, Soul, Gospel, World Music, and Jazz Roots styles that connect people around the globe. Spreading their own intrepid brand of “Come Up Music,” their mission centers on painting real-life portraits of companionship, healing, isolation, bravery, and strength in a troubled world.
The Bottoms Up Blues Gang features vocalist Kari Liston and guitarist Jeremy Segel-Moss with a gang of outstanding St. Louis musicians. For almost 15 years, The BUBG has toured the country performing a wide range of originals and covers in the styles of acoustic blues, soul, and jazz. Born and raised in St. Louis, The BUBG was heavily influenced by many of the St. Louis musical legends and continue to try and carry on that tradition. The live shows are upbeat, fun and full of the idea that we are all here to have a good time.
Based in St. Louis, MO, Miss Jubilee & The Yas Yas Boys play an energetic blend of low-down blues, hokum, and hot jazz from the 1920s and 30s. Their one-of-kind repertoire draws heavily from the female blues singers who helped define the genre. From Bessie Smith and Victoria Spivey, to the more obscure Merline Johnson and Lil' Johnson, Miss Jubilee revives this music with a joy and effortless authenticity. Led by powerhouse vocalist Valerie Kirchhoff, the band is fueled by barrelhouse pianist Ethan Leinwand, bassist Richard Tralles, and a gutbucket horn section led by Kenneth Cebrian (trumpet).
Please call 314-367-3644 for reservations.
St. Louis Music Industry Open Mic & Jam. A bass amp, two guitar amps, two pianos, PA system, vocal mics and various percussion instruments are provided. Just bring your guitar/instrument and a cord if needed. Everyone is welcome! First come, first serve; sign up to play 3 songs on stage. All musicians performing will get a wrist band for Half-off drinks, cocktails and beer for the evening.
“Two things you are assured of when Jeff Chapman takes the stage is true professionalism and that you'll hear Blues. When you witness Jeff with his Brother Jefferson Band you'll hear a proficient songwriter, vocalist, guitar player who has surrounded himself with accomplished and diverse musicians. Whether Jeff is playing Rockabilly, Memphis, Delta, Country, Chicago, Texas or Twelve-Bar Blues he does it his way which I find both soothing and inspirational.” — Mark Audi ~ Illinois Central Blues Club Board Member
Mariner5 is an all instrumental band from St. Louis Missouri.
Based in St. Louis, MO and led by powerhouse vocalist Valerie Kirchhoff, Miss Jubilee plays an energetic blend of low-down blues, hokum, and hot jazz from the 1920s and 30s. Their one-of-kind repertoire draws heavily from the female blues singers who helped define the genre. From Bessie Smith and Victoria Spivey, to the more obscure Merline Johnson and Lil' Johnson, Miss Jubilee revives this music with a joy and effortless authenticity. In addition to Valerie, the band is fueled by a hard driving rhythm section led by barrelhouse pianist Ethan Leinwand and bassist Richard Tralles, and a gutbucket horn section led by Kenneth Cebrian (trumpet).
St. Louis Music Industry Open Mic & Jam. A bass amp, two guitar amps, two pianos, PA system, vocal mics and various percussion instruments are provided. Just bring your guitar/instrument and a cord if needed. Everyone is welcome! First come, first serve; sign up to play 3 songs on stage. All musicians performing will get a wrist band for Half-off drinks, cocktails and beer for the evening.
1920's & 30's Hot Jazz, Hokum & Low-Down Blues
"A kind of hot elegant rawness, a wild oxymoron that will make sense with the first listening." --Michael Steinman of Jazz Lives • https://jazzlives.
Featuring an amazing Bloody Mary Bar by Shelly, beignets and bottomless mimosas! For reservations, please call 314-367-3644.
St. Louis Music Industry Open Mic & Jam. A bass amp, two guitar amps, two pianos, PA system, vocal mics and various percussion instruments are provided. Just bring your guitar/instrument and a cord if needed. Everyone is welcome! First come, first serve; sign up to play 3 songs on stage. All musicians performing will get a wrist band for Half-off drinks, cocktails and beer for the evening.
Dizzy Atmosphere is an elegant, lighthearted trio inspired by the”'Hot Club du France Quintet.” They are the embodiment of insouciance.
St. Louis Music Industry Open Mic & Jam. A bass amp, two guitar amps, two pianos, PA system, vocal mics and various percussion instruments are provided. Just bring your guitar/instrument and a cord if needed. Everyone is welcome! First come, first serve; sign up to play 3 songs on stage. All musicians performing will get a wrist band for Half-off drinks, cocktails and beer for the evening.
Contemporary Jazz with and good vibes brought by vibraphonist Joseph Pastor.
JUMP BLUES, RHYTHM & BLUES, BLUES, BOOGIE WOOGIE, SWING
Be prepared to sink your teeth into this hot jump blues bands personal brand of fresh baked rhythms, sweet & spicy harmonies and lip smackin’ solos. There’s no doubt that after you hear the first few notes of this bands super swinging energy that they’ll leave you with a permanent sweet tooth!
https://droidsattack.bandcamp.com/
Droids Attack is a Madison-based stoner rock band. Much of the band's sound combines the heavy riffs of stoner metal with the speed and ferocity of punk. Founded in 1998, a time when cassettes were necessary and phone calls, & booking hours were a thing. Before Facebook, before Myspace, before Napster, there was Droids Attack.
The Bottoms Up Blues Gang features vocalist Kari Liston and guitarist Jeremy Segel-Moss with a gang of outstanding St. Louis musicians. For almost 15 years, The BUBG has toured the country performing a wide range of originals and covers in the styles of acoustic blues, soul, and jazz. Born and raised in St. Louis, The BUBG was heavily influenced by many of the St. Louis musical legends and continue to try and carry on that tradition. The live shows are upbeat, fun and full of the idea that we are all here to have a good time.
Renowned St. Louis jazz guitarist Dave Black joins forces with Guy Cantowine and the Jazz Troubadours for an evening of jazz and blues.
Lady J Huston is a Multi-Award-Winning Vocalist & Trumpeter. She was a recurring headliner of festivals, showrooms & more while residing in Las Vegas for 25 years. She is a Recording Artist, toured as the Music Director with Blues legend, Albert King, was featured on America’s Got Talent, ABC World News Tonight, and appears in many featured stories for her highly entertaining shows.
Start a new tradition the 2nd Wednesday of the month with two of St. Louis’s renowned Blues musicians, Tommy Halloran (Guerrilla Swing) and Jeremy Segel-Moss (Bottoms Up Blues Gang), and friends for an evening of music and jams.
"Anna and her music are one and the same. Both are genuine. Both are honest. Both are irresistible. You'll love the simple and true emotion of her songs, her spare instrumentation and the plaintive clarity of her vocals." - Al Kniola, WVPE The Back Porch
St. Louis Music Industry Open Mic & Jam. A bass amp, two guitar amps, two pianos, PA system, vocal mics and various percussion instruments are provided. Just bring your guitar/instrument and a cord if needed. Everyone is welcome! First come, first serve; sign up to play 3 songs on stage. All musicians performing will get a wrist band for Half-off drinks, cocktails and beer for the evening.
The JT play a wide variety of jazz and blues from every era of America's indigenous music. Join them every first Sunday evening of the month at Evangelines!
Specializing in 1940’s through 1960’s R&B, Jump Blues and Blues Ballads, St. Louis’ Premier Jump Blues Band, Sweetie & The Toothaches will have you stomping your feet and shaking your hips when you hear powerhouse vocalist and band leader Emilie “Sweetie” Richard belt out tunes such as “Farewell Blues” and “Bigger Fool” alongside her phenomenal Toothaches. Be prepared to sink your teeth into this hot jump blues bands personal brand of fresh baked rhythms, sweet & spicy harmonies and lip smackin’ solos. There’s no doubt that after you hear the first few notes of this bands super swinging energy that they’ll leave you with a permanent sweet tooth!
ROBERTNELSON is an American Rhythm and Jazz Entertainer who has earned critical acclaim for his sold out and standing room performances. His virtuosic voice has captivated music lovers abroad. He is an extraordinary artist whose golden voice is a unique blend of standard jazz tones similar to Joe Williams and Johnny Hartman, with 50’s and 60’s Rat Pack vibrato of Dean Martin and melancholy emotion of Johnny Mathis, 60’s and 70’s soulful jazz reminiscent of Sam Cooke, Bill Withers, Lou Rawls and Natalie Cole, as well as more modern and smooth jazz styles of Gregory Porter, Kurt Elling, Matt Goss, Will Downing, and Leslie Odom Jr.
Mariner5 is an all instrumental band from St. Louis Missouri.
Jazz trio featuring the talented Stephen Haake on drums.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=4229V_Jjkj8
There is nothing like three- or four-part vocal harmony on top of the sweet sounds of acoustic instruments playing bluegrass and Americana music.
St. Louis Music Industry Open Mic & Jam. A bass amp, two guitar amps, two pianos, PA system, vocal mics and various percussion instruments are provided. Just bring your guitar/instrument and a cord if needed. Everyone is welcome! First come, first serve; sign up to play 3 songs on stage. All musicians performing will get a wrist band for Half-off drinks, cocktails and beer for the evening.
"She has range, grace, and style... the voice of an angel. Oh, this could be heaven." STLive Music
From Gloucester, England, Janet Evra is a jazz vocalist, bassist, and composer based in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. She blends traditional bossa nova, samba, and latin jazz with modern influences and an indie twist to produce a fresh sound.
The Homewreckers are a south St. Louis rock and roll band that has been playing clubs in St. Louis and regionally since 1998.
Lola and Ryan Marquez will be joining forces for a special night of music at the Evangeline's. The two will be featuring new arrangements of Lola's original songs, unique twists on old favorites, and never before heard compositions by Ryan. It will be an intimate evening full of soul.
They will be joined by Nick Savage on drums and Paul Bass Brackens on bass.
From humble beginnings in St. Louis, Missouri, Lola has taken her original music across the country, touring with noted musicians such as Premik Russell Tubbs (Santana, Sting, James Taylor), Jeff Haynes (Joni Mitchell, Herbie Hancock) and bass virtuoso Michael Manring. She was a Top Ten Finalist in the 2015 Wildflower! Songwriting Competition in Richardson, Texas. She was chosen as “Artist of the Week” in Coming Up Magazine in May 2017.
A native of St. Louis since 2005, Ryan currently leads, writes and performs regularly with his jazz trio as well as pop-funk group Fresh Heir, The People’s Key, which performs jazz takes on popular favorites, and electronica duo The Belief Cycle. Already a successful working musician and sideman, he looks at the Music Artist-In-Residence program as an opportunity to play under his own name as a solo artist, focusing not only on his original composition but also his emerging skill as a vocalist.
Modern Blues & Soul
"Joe Metzka is not your average blues man. He moved to the sacred ground of St. Louis and assembled a world class band that delivers a full package of blues, soul, funk and jazz seamlessly.
"The charismatic vocals, confident solos and killer grooves of this group will take you to the next level of appreciation for a live music experience you deserve." - John May, St. Louis Blues Society
As a versatile jazz vocalist and saxophonist, Cary has a voice with an impressive range and warm quality suited to sultry French ballads, bossa novas, her own originals and jazz standards. Add the exciting visceral energy of her sax improvisation and you'll find yourself drawn into the genuine emotion of heartfelt performance.
Melissa Sandullo is a completely unique and powerful artist. Take everything you think you know about singer songwriters….and rip it up. For one woman and her piano to create such driven performance with a huge far-reaching sound that is energetic, compelling and passionate is rare. Wether it’s two hundred people or twenty, she blows the crowd away night after night with her ability to speak to the soul.
St. Louis Music Industry Open Mic & Jam. A bass amp, two guitar amps, two pianos, PA system, vocal mics and various percussion instruments are provided. Just bring your guitar/instrument and a cord if needed. Everyone is welcome! First come, first serve; sign up to play 3 songs on stage. All musicians performing will get a wrist band for Half-off drinks, cocktails and beer for the evening.
1920's & 30's Hot Jazz, Hokum & Low-Down Blues!
"A kind of hot elegant rawness, a wild oxymoron that will make sense with the first listening." -Michael Steinman of Jazz Lives • https://jazzlives.wordpress.com
R 'n B, New Orleans, Jazz, Funk, Blues, Rock
Nightly stews feature the following ingredients: some native New Orleans kick (Dr. John, The Meters, Trombone Shorty, etc.), our own Classic Rock blend (Rolling Stones, Steely Dan, etc.), some funk-fried R&B (Bill Withers, Billy Preston, Stevie Wonder, etc.), a dab of Jazz (Cannonball Adderly, Freddie Hubbard, etc.) and some special secret spices we throw in to bring it all to a scrumptious Boiling Boogie.
John Boyle is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Indianapolis. John's 2018 debut release of Early Lights marks his first solo album following five years performing with the jazz quartet Tripel. Lending his influences in jazz and blues to acoustic songwriting, John focuses on lyrical honesty and a tenor of reflection in his songs.
