Seattle Jazz Scene

PONY BOY RECORDS JAZZ PICNIC 2011
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2011, 12 noon – 5pm
Sand Point Magnuson Park Garden Amphitheatre, Seattle
(enter at 74th & Sand Point Way NE)

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online poster, maps, weather, past year’s photo albums, sponsor links, etc.

Pony Boy Records is very proud, once again, to present the Eighth Annual PONY BOY RECORDS JAZZ PICNIC. Returning to Seattle’s Sand Point Magnuson Park on Sunday afternoon, September 11, by overwhelming demand, the label is bringing another great line-up for this years’ Jazz Picnic. Featuring some of the Northwest’s finest jazz from the Pony Boy Records stable or artists, as well as some friends from abroad, including New York, New Orleans, and Israel. There will be CDs for sale and goodies from our sponsors.

ENJOY MUSIC FROM:
• MILT KLEEB DECTET sponsored by Varlamos Pizzeria
• PONY BOY ALL-STAR BIG BAND? sponsored by Ann Babb/Chuck Cady RE/MAX NW
w/arrangements of VERN SIELERT, w/ JAY THOMAS, TRACY KNOOP, KELLY EISENHOUR
• GREG WILIAMSON QUARTET sponsored by Hiroshi’s: Jazz & Sushi
w/ BERNIE JACOBS, ZACHARY KELLOGG, KAREN SHIVERS
• KATY BOURNE QUARTET, JANETTE WEST GROUP? sponsored by Wilde’s Pianos and Pro Piano Move
plus LEAH STILLWELL, ARIA PRAME, DIANNA PAGE
• MORDY FERBER TRIO
• ED LITTLEFIELD w/CHRISTIAN FABIAN, JASON MARSALIS? sponsored by Wedgwood Bank of America?
• members of the THE YOUNG LIZARDS • SOPRANO’S SAX MOB of terrifying prawn-like frenzyness
• DANNY KOLKE, RANDY HALBERSTADT, DARIN CLENDENIN, JON HAMAR
plus the talents of Brad Allison, Dan Marcus, Jim Coile, Jon Goforth, Chuck Deardorf, Clipper Anderson, Clarence Acox, Marty Tuttle, Chuck Kistler, Ricardo Guity, John Hansen, Alexey Nikolaev, Chris Symer, Reuel Lubag, Matt Page, Nate Parker, Chris Fagan, Dave Peterson, Mike West, Rich Cole, Nathaniel Schleimer, Gary Shutes, Dan Marcus, Greg Schroeder, Jen Hinkle, Andy Omdahl, Thomas Marriott, Jay Thomas, Al Keith, Dante’s Inferno Dogs, Howard’s Live Art Painting

PACK A PICNIC:
Stop at one of our favorite food sponsors – or grab a gourmet dog onsite from Dante’s Inferno Dogs

2011 SPONSORS:
Varlamos Pizzeria, Bosphorus Cymbals, Hiroshi’s Restaurant & Catering, Ann Babb/Chuck Cady RE/MAX NW, Seattle Office of Arts and Culture, Wedgwood Bank of America, Wilde’s Pianos, Pro Piano Move, Silver Platters, Keep Posted, Sand Point Grill, The Duchess Tavern, Real Time Audio, Donn Bennett Drum Studio, Innervisions Posters & Frames, Great Harvest Bakery, and Sound Island Music. Media sponsors include KPLU 88.5FM, The Stranger, Earshot Jazz, and SeattleJazzScene.com.

ADMISSION:
Free! A suggested tip-jar donation of $10 gets a discount on festival merchandise.

For information, photo albums, venue info, directions, please visit: http://www.ponyboyrecords.com

NEW ORLEANS: Thomas Marriott’s Flexicon celebrating Hadley Caliman
114 First Ave S, 206-622-2563, 8:00pm

TULA’S JAZZ CLUB: Susan Pascal Quartet
2214 2nd Ave, 206-443-4221, 7:30pm

JAZZ ALLEY: Eliane Elias
2033 6th Ave, 206-441-9729, 7:30 & 10:00pm

BAKE’S PLACE: Trish, Hans and Phil
4135 Providence Point Dr SE, Issaquah, 425-391-3335, 7:30pm

AMORE: Lonnie Williams
2301 5th Ave, (206) 770-0606

HIROSHI’S: Jazz and Sushi
2501 Eastlake Ave E, 726-4966

LATONA PUB: Phil Sparks Trio
6423 Latona Avenue NE, 5:00 – 7:00pm, No Cover, 21+

BOXLEY’S: Ed Littlefield Trio with Christian Fabian
101 West North Bend Way, North Bend, WA, 425-292-9307, 7:00pm

SCOTCH AND VINE: Jose “Juicy” Gonzales Trio
22341 Marine View Dr S, Des Moines, 7:00pm

LAKESIDE BISTRO: Phil Westbrook
11425 Rainier Avenue South, Seattle, (206) 772-6891

EGAN’S BALLARD JAM HOUSE:
7pm – Seattle Tap Jam; 9pm – Jump Ensemble
1707 NW Market Street, 206-789-1621

NORTH CITY BISTRO: Sandy Carbarry & Bill Chism
1520 NE 177th, Shoreline, (206) 365-4447, 8:00pm

SERAFINA: Kiko de Freitas
2043 Eastlake Ave E, 206-323-0807

SORRENTO HOTEL: Nikki DeCaires
900 Madison St, 206-622-6400, 7:30pm

GRAZIE: Barie Anaka Trio
23207 Bothell-Everett Hwy, Bothell, 425-402-9600, 7:00pm

VITO’S: Casey MacGill
927 9th Ave, Seattle, 206-682-2695

from The Seattle Times:

When Seattle smooth-jazz station KWJZ vanished into the ether last winter, its wounded fans rained down protests, including nearly 100 emails, comments and phone calls to The Seattle Times.

Well, smooth-jazz lovers, calm down. Though KWJZ is isn’t coming back, the woman behind much of the momentum there, Carol Handley, has done the next best thing.

On July 24, Handley launched a 24/7 streaming web station, Smooth in Seattle, to augment the production company she started after KWJZ’s demise, Carol Handley Presents. (Access both at www.carolhandleypresents.com)

One of Handley’s first projects is a concert by a bitingly funky, Juanita-raised smooth-jazz saxophonist named Kyle Wolverton, who plays the Kirkland Performance Center Saturday with a knockout band. Though Wolverton performed at Chateau Ste. Michelle in 2009, this marks his first ever concert as a pro in his hometown.

continue reading at The Seattle Times.

Photo by Daniel Sheehan | Eye Shot Jazz

Today marks the one year anniversary of saxophonist Hadley Caliman‘s passing. Yesterday we lost another jazz giant in the passing of Bay Area drummer Eddie Marshall. (Pictured above is a photo of Hadley Caliman and Eddie Marshall performing together at the Earshot Jazz Festival).

Linda Caliman and friends will gather Friday night at The New Orleans for Thomas Marriott’s performance and a remembrance of Hadley. Music starts at 8:00pm and all are welcome.

Friday, September 9 – The New Orleans – 8:00pm
114 First Avenue
Seattle
206-622-2563

SEATTLE ART MUSEUM: The Teaching
Seattle Art Museum, 1300 1st Ave, 206-654-3100, 5:30pm

JAZZ ALLEY: Eliane Elias
2033 6th Ave, 206-441-9729, 7:30 & 10:00pm

TULA’S JAZZ CLUB: Greta Matassa Student Recital
2214 2nd Ave, 206-443-4221, 7:30pm

MARTIN’S ON MADISON: Jerry Zimmerman
1413 14th Ave, 206-325-7000, 7:30pm

NEW ORLEANS: Ham Carson Quintet
114 First Ave S, 206-622-2563, 7:00pm

THAIKU: Jon Alberts, Jeff Johnson, Tad Britton
5410 Ballard Ave NW, 8:30pm

LUCID: The Hang
5241 University Ave NE, 206-402-3042, 9:00pm

BOXLEY’S: Morty Ferber Trio
101 West North Bend Way, North Bend, WA, 425-292-9307, 7:00pm

BARCA: Adam Kessler & Phil Sparks Trio
1510 11th Avenue, Seattle, (206) 325-8263, 9:00pm

VITO’S: Michel Navedo Trio
927 9th Ave, Seattle, 206-682-2695

DISTRICT LOUNGE: Cassia Demayo Quintet
4507 Brooklyn Ave NE, Seattle, 206-634-2000, 9:00pm

Thursday, September 8, 5:30pm
Art of Jazz: The Teaching
Seattle Art Museum, 1300 First Avenue
Groove, chemistry and spontaneous improvisation with a message, The Teaching is keyboardist Josh Rawlings, bassist Evan Flory-Barnes and drummer Jeremy Jones.

Friday, September 9, 7pm
Valley Vibes: Jovino Santos Neto Trio & Frank Clayton Quartet
Rainier Valley Cultural Center, 3515 S. Alaska Street
Valley Vibes continues with the Jovino Santos Neto Trio and the Frank Clayton Quartet. The concert is followed by a public conversation with Santos Neto and Clayton on “Jazz: America’s Gift to World Culture.”
Next Valley Vibes Concert is October 14 with Elspeth Savani and Correo Aereo.

Sunday, September 11, noon
Pony Boy Records Jazz Picnic
Sand Point Magnuson Park, 7400 Sand Point Way NE
A tremendous cross-section of Seattle jazz talent gathers for this casual afternoon of jazz performances in the park. Performances by the Milt Kleeb Dectet, the Pony Boy All Star Big Band, the Greg Williamson Quartet, Mordy Ferber Trio, and Ed Littlefield with Christian Fabian and Jason Marsalis.

Live Nation Entertainment announced Tuesday that guitar hero Jeff Beck, part of the ’60s blues revival in England, will play the Moore Theatre on Oct. 28, as part of an upcoming tour.

Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Monday at Ticketmaster (800-745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.com) or STG Presents (877-784-4849 or www.stgpresents.org).

JAZZ ALLEY: Frank Vignola Trio
2033 6th Ave, 206-441-9729, 7:30pm

TULA’S JAZZ CLUB: Smith / Staelens Big Band
2214 2nd Ave, 206-443-4221, 7:30pm

MARTIN’S ON MADISON: Bonnie Birch
1413 14th Ave, 206-325-7000, 7:30pm

NEW ORLEANS: The Legacy Band with Clarence Acox
114 First Ave S, 206-622-2563, 7:00pm

THAIKU: Ron Weinstein Trio
5410 Ballard Ave NW, 8:30pm

BOXLEY’S: Randy Halberstadt
101 West North Bend Way, North Bend, WA, 425-292-9307, 7:00pm

DISTRICT LOUNGE: Peter Daniel
4507 Brooklyn Ave NE, Seattle, 206-634-2000

LUCID: Jazz and Poetry
5241 University Ave NE, 206-402-3042, 9:00pm

VITO’S: Honey Castro
927 9th Ave, Seattle, 206-682-2695, 7:00pm

JAZZ ALLEY: Jay Thomas Big Band
2033 6th Ave, 206-441-9729, 7:30pm

TULA’S JAZZ CLUB: Frank Vignola Trio
2214 2nd Ave, 206-443-4221, 7:30pm

MARTIN’S ON MADISON: Karin Kajita
1413 14th Ave, 206-325-7000, 7:30pm

MIX: Don Mock, Steve Kim & Jaques Willis
6006 12th Ave South, 206-767-0280, 9:00pm

NEW ORLEANS: Holotradband
114 First Ave S, 206-622-2563, 7:00pm

OWL ‘N THISTLE: Jam w/ Eric Verlinde & Jose Martinez
808 Post Ave, 206-621-7777, 10:00pm

BOXLEY’S: Future Jazz Heads
101 West North Bend Way, North Bend, WA, 425-292-9307, 7:00pm

SEAMONSTER LOUNGE: McTuff Trio
2202 N 45th St, 206-633-1824, 10:00pm

DISTRICT LOUNGE: Cassia Demayo Quintet
4507 Brooklyn Ave NE, Seattle, 206-634-2000, 9:00pm

COPPER GATE: Suffering F#ckheads
6301 24th Ave NW, 206-706-3292, 8:00pm

BUMBERSHOOT JAZZ SHOWCASE:
12:00noon: Gail Pettis Quartet
1:30pm: Wayne Horvitz Cafe Paloma Band
3:00pm: Human Spirit with Thomas Marriott, Mark Taylor and Matt Jorgensen

TULA’S JAZZ CLUB:
3pm – Fairly Honest Jazz Band
8pm – Jim Cutler Jazz Orchestra
2214 2nd Ave, 206-443-4221

JAZZ ALLEY: “A Night in Treme” featuring Rebirth Brass Band, Donald Harrison Jr., Glen David Andrews and James “12” Andrews
2033 6th Ave, 206-441-9729

BOXLEY’S: Danny Kolke Trio
101 West North Bend Way, North Bend, WA, 425-292-9307, 7:00pm

CAFE RACER: Neil Welch
5828 Roosevelt Way NE, 8pm

DARRELL’S TAVERN: Kevin Mccarthy & Friends Jam Session
18041 Aurora Ave N, Shoreline, 8

FAIRE GALLERY CAFE: Monktail session
1351 E Olive Way, Seattle 206-652-0781

SERAFINA: 11:00am: Alex Gilbert Duo; 6:30pm: Jerry Frank
2043 Eastlake Ave E, 206-323-0807

VITO’S LOUNGE: 6pm: Ruby Bishop; 9:30pm: Ron Weinstein Trio
927 9th Ave, Seattle, 6:00pm

PROHIBITION GRILL: Bob Strickland jam
1414 Hewitt Ave, Everett, 425-258-6100, 5:00pm

TULA’S JAZZ CLUB: Jay Thomas Quartet
2214 2nd Ave, 206-443-4221, 7:30pm

JAZZ ALLEY: “A Night in Treme” featuring Rebirth Brass Band, Donald Harrison Jr., Glen David Andrews and James “12” Andrews
2033 6th Ave, 206-441-9729, 7:30 & 10:00pm

LAKESIDE BISTRO: Mia Vermillion
11425 Rainier Avenue South, Seattle, 206-772-6891

ST. CLOUD’S: Jose “Juicy” Gonzales Trio
1131 34th Ave, Seattle, 206-726-1522

BOXLEY’S: Leah Stillwell Quartet
101 West North Bend Way, North Bend, WA, 425-292-9307, 7:00pm

SERAFINA: Leo Raymundo Trio w/ Sue Nixon
2043 Eastlake Ave E, 206-323-0807

VINO AT THE LANDING: Brooks Giles Trio
800 N 10th Pl, Renton, 7:00pm

VITO’S: 6pm: Ruby Bishop; 9:00pm: Yogi and the Yoginis
927 9th Ave, Seattle

LUCID: Trip The Light
5241 University Ave NE, 206-402-3042, 9:30pm

SORRENTO HOTEL: Greta Matassa
900 Madison St, 206-622-6400, 7:30pm

GRAZIE: Andre Thomas and Quiet Fire
23207 Bothell-Everett Hwy, Bothell, 425-402-9600, 7:00pm

from Earshot Jazz:

Sunday, September 4
Level 3 at EMP
325 5th Avenue North

Compiled by Danielle Bias

As in past years, not a lot of jazz makes it under the broad umbrella of Bumbershoot on Labor Day weekends, but Matt Jorgensen of Origin Records and the Ballard Jazz Festival has curated a lineup for Bumbershoot’s Seattle Jazz Showcase that deserves attention. Since moving back to Seattle in 2002 after 10 years in New York City, Jorgensen has been active in all aspects of the Seattle jazz scene. He has recorded four CDs with his group Matt Jorgensen +451, which picked up an award for Best Acoustic Jazz Group by Earshot Jazz in 2003.

Some readers will remember a bygone era when jazz musicians like Hadley Caliman and Phil Sparks played the Northwest Court from nearly dawn until dusk, sometimes playing several sets over the weekend. This year, jazz is showcased on one day during the festival in a new venue for Bumbershoot attendees, EMP’s Level 3. Not a bad spot for jazz, especially considering Seattle’s unpredictable summer weather; Level 3 also hosted events during last year’s Earshot Jazz Festival.

Here is this year’s jazz lineup at Bumbershoot. All events take place on Sunday, September 4, 2011.

Noon: Gail Pettis Quartet
Five-time nominee and winner of the Earshot Golden Ear Award Northwest Vocalist of the Year in 2007 and 2010, Pettis’s rich, warm vocals and understated phrasing have been described as “deliciously soulful” by Cadence magazine. Her 2007 debut CD, May I Come In?, was given a warm reception by XM Satellite Radio and Music Choice Television as well as by stations across the United States and in Germany and Portugal. This recording was also nominated for Earshot’s 2007 Northwest Recording of the Year Golden Ear Award. Her eagerly awaited sophomore recording, Here in the Moment, was released in January 2010 on Origin/OA2 Records. Pettis’s refreshing readings of standard songs have been embraced by listeners, resulting in a 14-week stay (peaking at #5) on the JazzWeek National Airplay Chart.

1:30PM: Wayne Horvitz “Cafe Paloma Band”
Horvitz barely needs introduction. The composer, pianist, and electronic musician has performed extensively throughout Europe, Asia, Australia, and North America. He has performed and collaborated with Bill Frisell, Butch Morris, John Zorn, Robin Holcomb, Fred Frith, Julian Priester, Philip Wilson, Michael Shrieve, Bobby Previte, and many others. Horvitz is a 2001 recipient of the Seattle Artist Trust Fellowship; 2003 and 2006 recipient of the City of Seattle Office of Arts and Culture Fellowship; 2002 recipient of the Rockefeller Map Grant for Joe Hill, 16 Actions for Chamber Orchestra, Voices and Improviser; and the 2008 NEA American Masterpieces grant for “These Hills of Glory” for string quartet and improviser. Horvitz has also lent his tremendous musical vocabulary to a variety of film and video pieces, including two projects with director Gus Van Sant.

3PM: Thomas Marriott’s Human Spirit
A seven-time Earshot Jazz Golden Ear Award winner with collaborations with Brian Lynch and Charlie Hunter to his credit, Marriott stands out among today’s top instrumentalists. Human Spirit is the trumpeter’s seventh well-received recording on Origin Records. The group features Mark Taylor on alto saxophone, Jorgensen on drums, and Gary Versace on Hammond B-3 organ. The quartet explores music by Duke Ellington and Miles Davis as well as compelling originals.

Single-day tickets, three-day passes and Gold and Platinum passes for Bumbershoot 2011 are available for purchase at bumbershoot.strangertickets.com.

TULA’S JAZZ CLUB: “A Night in Treme” featuring Rebirth Brass Band, Donald Harrison Jr., Glen David Andrews and James “12” Andrews
2214 2nd Ave, 206-443-4221, 7:30pm

JAZZ ALLEY: Frank Vignola Trio
2033 6th Ave, 206-441-9729, 7:30 & 10:00pm

AMORE: Lonnie Williams
2301 5th Ave, (206) 770-0606

HIROSHI’S: Jazz and Sushi
2501 Eastlake Ave E, 726-4966

LATONA PUB: Phil Sparks Trio
6423 Latona Avenue NE, 5:00 – 7:00pm, No Cover, 21+

BOXLEY’S: Chris Morton Trio
101 West North Bend Way, North Bend, WA, 425-292-9307, 7:00pm

SCOTCH AND VINE: Milo Peterson Trio
22341 Marine View Dr S, Des Moines, 7:00pm

LAKESIDE BISTRO: Trish Hatley w/ Hans Brehmer
11425 Rainier Avenue South, Seattle, (206) 772-6891

EGAN’S BALLARD JAM HOUSE:
7pm – Carmen Staaf and Raphaelle Brochet
1707 NW Market Street, 206-789-1621

NORTH CITY BISTRO: Double Scotts on the Rocks
1520 NE 177th, Shoreline, (206) 365-4447, 8:00pm

SERAFINA: Djangomatics
2043 Eastlake Ave E, 206-323-0807

SORRENTO HOTEL: Kristin Chambers
900 Madison St, 206-622-6400, 7:30pm

GRAZIE: Andre Thomas and Quiet Fire
23207 Bothell-Everett Hwy, Bothell, 425-402-9600, 7:00pm

JAZZ ALLEY: “A Night in Treme” featuring Rebirth Brass Band, Donald Harrison Jr., Glen David Andrews and James “12” Andrews
2033 6th Ave, 206-441-9729, 7:30 & 10:00pm

TULA’S JAZZ CLUB: John Hansen / Bert Gulhaugen Vocal Showcase
2214 2nd Ave, 206-443-4221, 7:30pm

MARTIN’S ON MADISON: Jerry Zimmerman
1413 14th Ave, 206-325-7000, 7:30pm

NEW ORLEANS: Ham Carson Quintet
114 First Ave S, 206-622-2563, 7:00pm

THAIKU: Jon Alberts, Jeff Johnson, Tad Britton
5410 Ballard Ave NW, 8:30pm

LUCID: The Hang
5241 University Ave NE, 206-402-3042, 9:00pm

BOXLEY’S: Bill Anschell and Jay Thomas
101 West North Bend Way, North Bend, WA, 425-292-9307, 7:00pm

BARCA: Adam Kessler & Phil Sparks Trio
1510 11th Avenue, Seattle, (206) 325-8263, 9:00pm

VITO’S: Correo Aereo
927 9th Ave, Seattle, 206-682-2695

DISTRICT LOUNGE: Cassia Demayo Quintet
4507 Brooklyn Ave NE, Seattle, 206-634-2000, 9:00pm

JAZZ ALLEY: Western Arts Alliance Showcase: Jay Leonhart, Alfredo Rodriguez, Perla Batalla, Sara Leib Quartet,
Ben Williams Sound Effect, Dominick Farinacci Quintet
2033 6th Ave, 206-441-9729, 7:30pm

TULA’S JAZZ CLUB: Greta Matassa Vocal Showcase
2214 2nd Ave, 206-443-4221, 7:30pm

MARTIN’S ON MADISON: Bonnie Birch
1413 14th Ave, 206-325-7000, 7:30pm

NEW ORLEANS: The Legacy Band with Clarence Acox
114 First Ave S, 206-622-2563, 7:00pm

THAIKU: Ron Weinstein Trio
5410 Ballard Ave NW, 8:30pm

BOXLEY’S: Reuel Lubag
101 West North Bend Way, North Bend, WA, 425-292-9307, 7:00pm

DISTRICT LOUNGE: Peter Daniel
4507 Brooklyn Ave NE, Seattle, 206-634-2000

VITO’S: Billy Joe Huels
927 9th Ave, Seattle, 206-682-2695, 7:00pm

The Western Arts Alliance, the Pacific Jazz Institute and Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley present a showcase of 12 up-and-coming bands over two nights. Each band will play 20 – 30 minute sets.

Tuesday:
Amy Hanaiali’i (vocals, bass, guitar, percussion and hula dancer)
Laura Ellis (vocals, piano, bass and drums)
Lisa Hilton (solo piano)
Jesse Peters Trio (piano, bass and drums)
Emi Meyer (vocals/piano and guitar)
Brooks Giles Band (sax/vocals, guitar, keys, bass and drums)

Wednesday:
Jay Leonhart (solo bass and comedian)
Alfredo Rodriguez (solo piano)
Perla Batalla (vocals and piano)
Sara Leib Quartet (vocals, piano, bass and drums)
Ben Williams Sound Effect (piano, sax, bass and drums)
Dominick Farinacci Quintet (trumpet, piano, bass, drums, and percussion)

Doors open at 6pm Tuesday and Wednesday. Tickets are $15.00

More than 700 performing arts executives, artists and managers from the Western Arts Alliance (WAA) will meet in Seattle, August 29 – September 2, to see, buy and sell touring performances for stages across the West. The regional performing arts association convenes at the Sheraton Seattle for its annual conference that includes an exhibit hall, professional development seminars, showcase performances, forums, and guest speakers.

Nearly 80 artists produce “showcase” performances especially for conference delegates. Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley dates are a rare opportunity to catch up-and-coming talent here in Seattle for the Arts Alliance conference. Jazz Alley is also a host venue for WAA’s Performance West Program, a festival within the conference that features a selection of top-tier artists.

JAZZ ALLEY: Western Arts Alliance Showcase: Amy Hanaiali’i, Laura Ellis, Lisa Hilton, Jesse Peters Trio, Emi Meyer and The Brooks Giles Band
2033 6th Ave, 206-441-9729, 7:30pm

TULA’S JAZZ CLUB: Greta Matassa with the Critical Mass Big Band
2214 2nd Ave, 206-443-4221, 7:30pm

MARTIN’S ON MADISON: Karin Kajita
1413 14th Ave, 206-325-7000, 7:30pm

MIX: Don Mock, Steve Kim & Jaques Willis
6006 12th Ave South, 206-767-0280, 9:00pm

EGAN’S BALLARD JAM HOUSE: 7pm – Michael Gullo and Emma Staake
1707 NW Market Street, 206-789-1621

NEW ORLEANS: Holotradband
114 First Ave S, 206-622-2563, 7:00pm

OWL ‘N THISTLE: Jam w/ Eric Verlinde & Jose Martinez
808 Post Ave, 206-621-7777, 10:00pm

BOXLEY’S: Robert’s Music Institute Performances
101 West North Bend Way, North Bend, WA, 425-292-9307, 7:00pm

SEAMONSTER LOUNGE: McTuff Trio
2202 N 45th St, 206-633-1824, 10:00pm

DISTRICT LOUNGE: Cassia Demayo Quintet
4507 Brooklyn Ave NE, Seattle, 206-634-2000, 9:00pm

COPPER GATE: Suffering F#ckheads
6301 24th Ave NW, 206-706-3292, 8:00pm

VITO’S: Wally Shoup Trio
927 9th Ave, Seattle, 206-682-2695, 8:00pm

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TULA’S: Boyd Phelps Sax Attack
2214 2nd Ave, 206-443-4221, 7:30pm

NEW ORLEANS: New Orleans Quintet
114 First Ave S, 206-622-2563, 7:00pm

AMORE: JT/TK Quartet
2301 5th Ave, 206-770-0606, 7:30pm

EL GAUCHO BELLEVUE: Primo Kim
555 110th Ave NE, Bellevue, 425-455-2734, 6:00pm

MARTIN’S ON MADISON: Howard Dixon
1413 14th Ave, 206-325-7000, 7:30pm

WHITE RABBIT: Michael Shrieve’s Spellbinder
513 N 36th St Suite E, Seattle, 9:30pm

BOXLEY’S: Carolyn Graye’s Singer Soiree
101 West North Bend Way, North Bend, WA, 425-292-9307, 7:00pm