Clave Gringa at the Earshot Jazz Festival on Oct. 21 7:30 PM at the Royal Room. Purchase tickets here.
February debuts its self titled album, that you can check out here.
Joined by Cha (Heather Bentley, Amelia Love-Clearheart, and Carol Levin)
& Crows at a Crosswalk (Leanna Keith and Daniel Husser)
10/19 8 PM at the Woodland Theater
2nd Wednesdays at Vermillion featuring Kelsey Mines on electric bass, joined by guitarist Carlos Snaider, jazz ensemble Fig, saxophonist Sidney Hauser, & writer Emily Nitz-Ritter in a one-time collaborative swirl of music and poetry.
Prepare to be Scrambled.
Vermillion 10/4 8 PM Suggestion Donation
Clave Gringa (Ann Reynolds, Kiki Valera, Steve Smith, and Kelsey Mines) play Cuban standards and originals.
For more info click here.
Couth Buzzard Books located at 8310 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103
Geo's Bar and Grill located at 10515 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle, WA 98133
for more info click here.
February (Kelsey Mines, Mike Gebhart, Andrew Olmstead, and Matt Williams) will be performing as part of the Table & Chairs Showcase during the Ballard Jazz Walk on Saturday, May 19th beginning at 6 PM.
February (Kelsey Mines)
Tiny Ghost (Ivan Arteaga)
waywardmusic.org
Thursday, January 11th, 2018 8 PM
$5 - $15 donation at the door
Levi Gillis's Hannukah Band
Spooky Action
Honey Noble
Christian Pincock's Soundpainting the Nutcracker
$5-15 suggested donation will go 100% towards Mary's Place, an organization that helps out homeless women, children, and families. http://www.marysplaceseattle.org/
Woodland Theater, 608 NW 65th St, Seattle, WA 98117
@ NEUMOS
21 and over, $15
Click the link to buy presale tickets. They are going fast!
@ BARBOZA
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@ THE GOOD SHEPHERD CENTER - THE CHAPEL 8 PM
$10-$20
From Calcutta, Pandit Chatterjee is a distinguished sitarist, highly regarded for his command and systematic exploration of ragas. He performs with outstanding Seattle-based saxophonist Neil Welch, of Bad Luck.
@ BARBOZA
Jazz of “bustling, ostentatious impiety” from bassist Matthew “Moppa” Elliott, with drummer Kevin Shea and pianist Ron Stabinsky. Elliott says he pits his deep roots in jazz against conflicted feelings about some directions the music has taken to create “music that both blatantly mocks and reveres the jazz tradition.” Opening: The Bloodroot: Chris Icasiano, the innovative drummer from Bad Luck, performs with bassist Kelsey Mines, and Andria Nicodemu, an improvising vibes experimentalist from Cyprus via Boston.
