All jazz musicians welcome to sit in or just take in the vibe. Hosted by Guy Cantonwine of the Jazz Troubadours.

Fok Americana

Beth and Brandon combine their classical, folk, jazz and choral music training to create a modern perspective on a vintage sound.  With a focus on vocal melody and harmony, their songs sound as if they had been unearthed with the patina of decades in the songbook of Americana.  An array of instruments (guitar, banjo and bass) pass between the hands of the duo to bring original and standard tunes to life.  

https://bethandbrandonmusic.com

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.

http://www.miss-jubilee.com

Featuring piping hot beignets and bottomless mimosas! For reservations, please call 314-367-3644.

Music 11:30am - 2:30pm

Bar 10:30am - 4pm

Kitchen 10:30am - 3pm

Dedicated to the performance and preservation of West coast jazz, Midwest Jazz-tette swings the instrumental sounds inspired by Stan Getz, Shorty Rogers, Gerry Mulligan, Dave Pell and many others.

$5. cover

http://midwestjazztette.com/

Renowned actress and singer Debby Lennon performs with the Pfeffer Quartet.

With guitar, accordion, harmonica, mandolin, keyboards, percussion, and electronic sounds, what makes the Xceptions exceptional is their unique song list.  Listeners are treated to a wide variety of music that other bands never cover - the “deep album cuts” that we are all familiar with but rarely hear - by artists ranging from Nat King Cole to Hank Williams, the Beatles, Stevie Wonder, Steppenwolf, Rag’n Bone Man, and even Donna Summer. This dynamic trio always leaves the audience with smiles.

“Jim can make his trumpet soar, pop, sizzle and purr –he can do it all!”
ROSS GENTILE –WSIE 88.7j

immanleymusic.com

Kitchen 10:30am - 3pm

Live music 11:30am - 2:30pm

Bar 10:30am - 4pm

Reservations recommended but not required. Please call 314-367-3644.

Big Band Jazz

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. However, if the occasion calls for pop, rock or top 40 music, Joe and the band provide the best in these genres as well, with Joe on the trumpet as well as his beloved vibes.

http://www.joebozziband.com

$5 cover. Reservations available at 314-367-3644.

Midwest-based Jazz quintet playing jazz classics, the occasional standard, and a sprinkling of fusion.

$5 cover. For reservations, please call 314-367-3644.

Featuring jazz guitarist Josiah Joyce and percussionist Drew Weiss. Their first full length album is available for streaming at https://josiedrew.bandcamp.com.

Nashville-based Bassist Jon Steele leads a jazz trio focusing on pieces from the Blue Note era, the jazz label from the 1950s and 60s.

jonsteelebass.com

Low-Down Blues, Hokum and Hot Jazz from the 1920s and 30s

“A kind of hot elegant rawness, a wild oxymoron that will make sense with the first listening.” – Michael Steinman , Jazz Lives

miss-jubilee.com

Music 11:30am - 2:30pm

Kitchen 10:30am - 3pm

Bar 10:30am - 4pm

Reservations recommended but not required. Please call 314-267-3644.

The St. Louis Banjo Club was founded in 1969 and has brought banjo music to St. Louis area residents. The Banjo Club performs every second Saturday at Evangeline’s!

stlouisbanjoclub.org

Live Music: Noon - 2pm

Brunch: 10:30am - 3pm

Bar: 10:30am - close

A special performance with St. Louis music makers Cara and Dan of West End Junction and St. Louis Blues veterans Tim and Lisa of Uncle Albert.

$5 Cover

Mary Rodgers is a Nashville-based multi-instrumentalist, composer, performer, and educator whose dynamic career spans genres and stages across the country. Originally from Milwaukee, WI, Mary earned her Bachelor of Arts in Music with a focus on saxophone from the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee in 2006.

 With a reputation for versatility and soulful expression, Mary has performed with an eclectic range of artists including JD McPherson, Ronnie Spector, Dale Watson, Hillbilly Casino, The Legendary Shack Shakers, Paul Burch & The WPA Ballclub, The Hi-Jivers, Marco With Love, Chip Greene, and many others. In 2013, she was honored with the Wisconsin Area Music Industry’s “Reed/Brass Player of the Year” award, recognizing her standout work with The Invaders, The Dead Man’s Carnival, and The Uptown Savages.

 Since relocating to Nashville in 2015, Mary has continued to expand her musical reach both onstage and in the studio. Her debut solo album, To The Ghost of Mary Rodgers…, released in 2019, showcases her talents as a composer and storyteller, followed by the single Plant Your Own Seeds—both available on all major streaming platforms.

https://www.maryrodgersmusic.com

“Jim can make his trumpet soar, pop, sizzle and purr –he can do it all!”
ROSS GENTILE –WSIE 88.7j

immanleymusic.com

Kitchen 10:30am - 3pm

Live music 11:30am - 2:30pm

Bar 10:30am - 4pm

Reservations recommended but not required. Please call 314-367-3644.

Originals and covers from the 1960's to the 21st Century - pop, rock, blues (and a hint of jazz).

$5 Cover. For reservations, please call 314-367-3644.

theroominators.com

Americana Folk artist Angie Boger makes her debut performance at Evangeline’s.

Brunch served 10:30am - 3pm

Bar opens 10:30am

Live music 12pm - 2pm

www.angiebogermusic.com

Classic Rock merged w/Bluegrass. 12 members in two state area to cover a variety of songs & styles. Celebrating 17 years of playing music.

$5 cover

Jazz

Claire plays tenor saxophone and is a local rising star in St. Louis jazz circles. Henry plays piano and is a graduate of Webster University’s jazz studies program and cites Bill Evans as one of his major influences. He has plans to begin a MA program in jazz performance in Vienna Austria.

Brought together at Webster University, Claire Maue and Henry Kress have been playing jazz together for about a year. Kress, hailing from the KC area, and Maue, a STL native, blend the two sides of Missouri with inspiration from Stan Getz and Stanley Turrentine, to Jimmy Smith and Herbie Hancock.

St Louis Jazz Club strives to preserve, support and encourage traditional Jazz. Led by the talented trumpeter TJ Muller.

http://www.stlouisjazzclub.org/

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.

http://www.miss-jubilee.com

For reservations, please call 314-367-3644.

Music: 11:30am - 2:30pm

Kitchen open 10:30am - 3pm

Bar 10:30am - 4pm

Baltimore-based percussive acoustic mayhem

ilyaimy.com

$5 Cover

Backwater Stompers are a traditional Jazz/Dixieland band of seasoned professional musicians. Old school Early Americana Music/jazz. Dixieland and Ragtime, swing and LOTS of character.

$5 Cover. For Reservations, please call 314-367-3644.

contemporaryproductions.com/artist/backwater-stompers

Towse is an internationally touring Americana-Singer/Songwriter duo. They deliver their feelings-forward songs with a tongue-in-cheek humor every audience can connect with. People that like Chappell Roan, Noah Kahan, Phoebe Bridgers, Joni Mitchell or Fiona Apple will enjoy their show. 

https://youtu.be/apQDSGmJbKY

https://www.towselikehouse.com/

https://www.instagram.com/towselikehouse/

https://www.tiktok.com/@towselikehouse

Towse has been featured in Voyage LA and Rock & Real magazines, has supported artists such as Jon Gomm and has played at storied venues such as the Troubadour in LA and Old Blue Last in London. Grace Fellows (lead singer/songwriter) synthesized her broad musical influences and dug deep while studying experimental-pop at Calarts, and in doing her masters at BIMM London, she polished her craft and grew into the vulnerably captivating performer she is today. 

Virtuoso violinist, Corwin Zekley (+backup vox & percussion) was born with a fiddle in their hands and plays with an intensity yet delicacy that pulls on the heartstrings of all who hear them. Corwin has eclectic musical roots, and enchants audiences playing anything from Celtic to Jazz to Country to Metal. Corwin studied at the Berklee College of Music, has played thousands of concerts, appeared on dozens of records, and has published books and albums of their own songwriting and compositions.

New Orleans Jazz, Blues and Swing

A deep contralto voice, a bright and strong personality and a tiny drum kit.

Gloria Turrini is a well-known and esteemed name among the professionals of the Italian music scene who, against all tendencies, starting from the roots of the Blues let contaminate her path with other sounds, sometimes even more modern, of black matrix between trad jazz, gospel, swing and blues. The certainty is that the powerful dark notes of Gloria Turrini’s contralto, enriched by her strong and brilliant personality, revive the music of the past through an energetic and exciting show where transpire dynamics that go from the most romantic and sweet side of ballads up to the most uptempo swing. It is no coincidence that in the course of her career many famous artists have turned to her and her incredible voice. Andrea Mingardi, Max Gazzè, Giuliano Palma, Andy J. Forest and Jackie Allen, just to name a few.

https://bloosrecords.com/GLORIA-TURRINI

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.

http://www.miss-jubilee.com

For reservations, please call 314-367-3644.

Music: 11:30am - 2:30pm

Brunch served 10:30am - 3pm

Bar 10:30am - 4pm

Jack Hadley messaged last week and said there was an emergency with the bass player and he was in the hospital. They are very sorry will reschedule in 2026.

Blues

Jack Hadley was born in the Philippines into a military family. When they returned to America, they were stationed in San Francisco where he spent his childhood in the Haight-Ashbury district. Jack's mother bought him an acoustic guitar at an early age to keep him busy. The family eventually moved to Denver, Colorado, where he learned to play music by ear, playing everything from Hendrix to Dylan, unaware that he was learning the foundation of American music – the Blues.

Jack played in a number of bands, sharpening his guitar skills and discovering his vocal talent along the way. He began performing as a solo artist and played countless shows as a hired gun. In 2005, Jack decided to focus on writing and performing his own blues-based material with his trio, The Jack Hadley Band. That same year he was playing at a local club when he was approached by blues veteran Otis Taylor, who happened to be in the audience. For the next 18 months, Jack was Taylor’s lead guitarist, playing festivals and shows all over the USA, Canada and the United Kingdom. He appears on Otis Taylor’s 2007 Telarc release “Definition Of A Circle” playing lead guitar and lap steel. Notable musicians on this recording include ex-Thin Lizzy axeman Gary Moore and blues harmonica legend Charlie Musselwhite. In November, 2006 he recorded two songs with keyboard wizard Steve McQuarry at the  legendary Hyde Street Studios in San Francisco including his  revolutionary track “You & Me”.

Some of Jack’s notable performances include: live on the BBC in London with Otis Taylor | Blues From The Top | BB’s Jazz, Blues & Soups | Brighton Blues Blast | Snowy Range Music Festival | The Rauma Blues Festival in Rauma, Finland, backed by the St. Louis Blues All-Stars featuring keyboardist Bob Lohr, bassist Terry Coleman and drummer Keith Robinson. “The St. Louis Sessions” was released in October,  2014, on San Telmo Media. “Daybreak In Alabama - The Langston Hughes Project” was released in July 2020. This project features songs written by Jack, based on the poetry of Langston Hughes. Taj Mahal bassist Bill Rich holds down the bottom end, along with drummer Bill Larson and jazz guitarist Rich Gibbins.

His newest project is "Jack Hadley - The St. Louis Sessions Volume II". The music was released in April, 2024, and once again features The St. Louis Blues All-Stars and drummer Chris Millar.

$5 cover. Reservations available by calling 314-367-3644.