Thursday Nights
2021 SCHEDULE
View all of the performances on YouTube
Artists subject to change
Free; no registration required
JUNE 3 | 7 pm on YouTube
GLENNROY & COMPANY
One of Richmond’s most popular groups, Glennroy & Company performs jazz standards and smooth favorites, featuring Glennroy Bailey on flute and vocals, Billy Evans on piano, Everard Thompson on bass, and Ellwood Henderson on drums.
JUNE 10 | 7 pm on YouTube
CHRIS VASI
Tune in for jazz standards, Latin jazz, blues, and popular favorites, featuring Chris Vasi on guitar, Carter Blough on bass, and Forrest Young on drums.
JUNE 17 | 7 pm on YouTube
SHARON RAE NORTH
Sharon Rae North sings straight-ahead, contemporary, smooth standards and is accompanied by Dr. Weldon Hill on piano, Michael Hawkins on bass, and Kofi Shepsu on drums.
JUNE 24 | 7 pm on YouTube
CHET FRIERSON QUARTET
Tenor saxophonist and band leader Chet Frierson, a recent VCU graduate and Joe Kennedy Jr. Jazz Scholar, is making a name for himself around town. Ayinde Williams on piano, Neal Perrine on bass, and Emre Kartari on dums round out the quartet.
Past Performances
MAY 27 | 7 pm on YouTube
SCOTT WICHMANN- “MR. SHOWTIME!”
Scott Wichmann is an award-winning stage, film and television actor. His performances blend the best of The Rat Pack, Bobby Darin, Tony Bennett, Mel Torme’ with special nods to Frank Sinatra. The acclaimed entertainer will be accompanied by Ryan Corbitt on piano, Cameron Ralston on bass and Bryan Connolly on drums.
MAY 20 | 7 pm on YouTube
KESSLER/LANGOSCH/JOSPE’ TRIO
Enjoy an evening of Jazz standards and original compositions from Richmond native pianist Steve Kessler and Charlottesville drummer and recording artist Robert Jospe’. They are joined by nationally acclaimed bassist Paul Langosch who recorded with violinist Joe Kennedy, Jr. and toured for over 25 years with the legendary Tony Bennett.
MAY 13 – JAZZ AROUND THE MUSEUM | 7 pm on YouTube
GAYE ADEGBALOLA
Fredericksburg native Gaye Adegbalola is a nationally renowned guitarist/vocalist/composer and founding member of the critically acclaimed recording artists, SAFFIRE-The Uppity Blues Women, a major force on the international Blues scene from 1984-2009. Gaye is a Recipient of the Virginia Women in History Award presented by the Library of Virginia in 2018. In 2019 The Jus’ Blues Foundation honored her with The KoKo Taylor “Queen of the Blues Award”. Gaye is revered for maintaining the Blues tradition and for her messages of empowerment, social justice and joy.
MAY 6 | 7 pm on YouTube
KELLI STRAWBRIDGE TRIO
Drummer/performing artist Kelli Strawbridge has performed and/or recorded with national and regional artists including Savion Glover, Snarky Puppy, NO BS Brass Band, to name a few. Kelli co-hosts a weekly music podcast/band called The Hustle Season. His trio features Ayinde Williams on piano and Randall Pharr on bass, performing Hard Bop and late 60s Jazz classics from Cedar Walton, Art Blakey, McCoy Tyner and more.
APRIL 29 | 7 pm on YouTube
MATTHEW STEELE & THE REVOLUTION
Bassist Matthew Steele cites Stanley Clarke, Marcus Miller, and Charles Mingus as major influences on his music. He credits the late Debo Dabney for his introduction to the Richmond music scene and for honing his skills in jazz, R&B, and gospel. Matthew Steele and The Revolution play soulful jazz with Dr. Weldon Hill on piano, Lester Kenney on drums, and vocalist Victor Nelson.
APRIL 22 | 7 pm on YouTube
JOHN WINN AND THE WINNTET
As a saxophonist and clarinetist, John Winn has appeared onstage with an impressive list of luminaries, including Tony Bennett, Aretha Franklin, Arturo Sandoval, Lou Rawls, Chita Rivera, Christian McBride, and Branford Marsalis. He is renowned throughout central Virginia as a saxophonist and vocalist. The band includes Daniel Clarke on piano, Andrew Randazzo on bass, and Brian Caputo on drums.
APRIL 15 | 7 pm on YouTube
FABIAN LANCE BAND
Pianist/producer Fabian Lance has become a mainstay in the region’s music industry. He has studied with Will Downing; produced releases for area artists; was a studio musician for several syndicated TV shows; and toured Europe with Broadway productions. Performing contemporary jazz and popular tunes, Lance on piano will be joined by Alvin Spratley on bass, Carl Lester El Jr. on guitar, and Philip Foster on drums.
APRIL 8 | 7 pm on YouTube
MARY HERMANN GARCIA QUARTET
Enjoy an evening with vocalist Mary Hermann Garcia as she sings favorites from the Great American and Brazilian song books. Antonio Garcia on trombone and percussion, John Conley on guitar, and Brian Sulser on bass round out the quartet
APRIL 1 | 7 pm on YouTube
JAMES SAXSMO GATES QUARTET
Get ready for a fantastic voyage with James Saxsmo Gates, the keeper of the flame! Gates melds the jazz tradition with his own fiery statement for a fresh take on America’s musical treasure—Jazz. The quartet also features Dr. Weldon Hill on piano, Michael Hawkins on bass, and Billy Williams on drums. Fasten your seatbelts!
MARCH 25 | 7 pm on YouTube
TRIPLE CROSSING JAZZ PROJECT
Richmond’s toe-tapping jazz combo, Triple Crossing Jazz Project, specializes in playing familiar songs from the 1920s to 1960s. The group is named after Richmond’s famed Triple Crossing railroads. Enjoy classic standards from the “Great American Song Book” with Jay Brown on sax, vocals, and percussion; Ayinde Williams on piano; Kirkland Jackson on bass; Stephan LaRue on drums; and vocalist Victoria Myers.
MARCH 18 | 7 pm on YouTube
ELIAS BAILEY QUARTET
Enjoy an evening of jazz standards in a tribute to the memory of Freddy Cole, featuring bassist Elias Bailey. Bailey has been playing professionally since the age of 15. He has performed with many well-known artists, including Larry Willis, Jason Marsalis, Steve Wilson, and Rene Marie. For more than 10 years, Bailey accompanied the late, great vocalist/pianist Freddy Cole! Steve Kessler on piano, Billy Williams on drums, and Charles Owens on tenor sax will round out Bailey’s ensemble.
MARCH 11 | 7 pm on YouTube
JASON JENKINS QUARTET
Bassist Jason Jenkins has been a favorite performer at Dominion Energy Jazz Café, Barrel Thief, and numerous Virginia clubs and venues. He enjoys playing the music of Art Blakey, John Coltrane, and Miles Davis. Jenkins has performed alongside renowned recording artists such as Frank Foster and Delfeayo Marsalis. Tonight’s quartet features Alan Parker on guitar, Billy Williams on drums, and Victor Haskins on trumpet.
MARCH 4 | 7 pm on YouTube
MARLYSSE SIMMONS & MIRAMAR
In most of Latin America, if you’re by the sea, there is bound to be a place called Miramar very close by with a postcard view of the sea. Miramar, the group, aims to capture that feeling through its music. Miramar performs Latin American music, including original songs that infuse traditional bolero with other musical influences. Miramar is led by pianist Marlysse Simmons who also lends her fiery fingers to the nationally renowned group Bio Ritmo. The incomparable Laura Ann Singh and Rei Alvarez provide vocals, with Alvarez also on percussion, Gary Kalar on guitar, Adam Hopkins on bass, and Giustino Riccio on percussion.
FEBRUARY 25 | 7 pm on YouTube
QUINTESSENTIAL JAZZ
QuintEssential Jazz plays everything you like about jazz and R&B. Featuring vocalist Carlita Whitehead, the band is made up of Keith Wallace on piano/keyboard, William Prentiss on flute and sax, Chris Moseley on trumpet and flugelhorn, Sam Craddock on bass, and Hannon Lane on guitar. Free; no registration required.
FEBRUARY 18 | 7 pm on YouTube
JON GREENBERG’S JAZZ WARRIORS
Jon Greenberg’s Jazz Warriors will feature selections from the first 100 years of American jazz. They will also pay tributes to the February birthdays of Virginia jazz saxophonist Steve Wilson, pianist Sir Roland Hanna, and bassist Rufus Reid. Jon Greenberg will be on trumpet, Steve Kessler on piano, Jonathan Wheelock on bass, and Todd Woodson on drums. Free; no registration required.
FEBRUARY 11 | 7 pm on YouTube
Virtual “Jazz Around the Museum”
CURV APPEAL
Ready for some good vibes? Curv Appeal has it all—straight-ahead jazz with a funky, contemporary flair. The band features Curvey Reid on vibraphone, Thurman Hargrove on piano, Michael Hawkins on bass, Ronnie Thomas on drums, Brandon Smith on guitar, and percussionist Khalil Reid. Free; no registration required.
FEBRUARY 4 | 7 pm on YouTube
CLAUDIA CARAWAN & FRIENDS
Singer/songwriter Claudia Carawan offers a mixture of jazz, blues, and positively soulful music. Lucy Kilpatrick joins on piano, Carter Blough on bass, and Todd Woodson on drums. Free; no registration required.
JANUARY 28 | 7 pm on YouTube
THE MARSHA MEEKINS & COMPANY JAZZ BAND
Enjoy Marsha Meekins’s melodic and swinging flute interpretations of jazz standards and contemporary favorites. She is well known throughout central Virginia and Maryland for her classy, entertaining style. Meekins has been a perennial favorite at Dominion Energy Jazz Café. She will be accompanied by Dr. Weldon Hill on piano/keyboard, Matthew Steele on bass, and Lester Kenney on drums. Free; no registration required.
JANUARY 21 | 7 pm on YouTube
CHARLES OWENS TRIO
Charles Owens is a veteran of the New York jazz scene. He had an eight-year stint on Friday nights at the famed Smalls Jazz Club! Owens’s powerful tenor sax evokes the spirits of John Coltrane, Sonny Rollins, and Wayne Shorter—all mixed with his own passion for playing and composing. Andrew Randazzo on bass and DeVonne Harris on drums round out the trio. Free; no registration required.
JANUARY 14 | 7 pm on YouTube
DEXTER MOSES QUINTET
RVA saxophonist Dexter Moses, a student at North Carolina Central University, is already making waves with his exciting sound on alto and soprano sax. He is true to the straight-ahead bebop tradition. Joining him is Graeme Slonaker on piano, Christopher Mills on bass, Dorien Dotson on drums, and vocalist Lillian Park. Free; no registration required.
JANUARY 7 | 7 pm on YouTube
SHARON RAE NORTH
Recording artist Sharon Rae North sings jazz standards and original tunes that are straight ahead, contemporary, and smooth. North will be joined by Gerard Johnson on piano, Michael Hawkins on bass, and John Walters on drums. North’s songs have received wide acclaim on Billboard and other Smooth Jazz charts. She has performed throughout the US and abroad. Free; no registration required.
DECEMBER 30 (Wednesday) | 7 pm on YouTube
GLENNROY & COMPANY
Kick back with smooth jazz and popular hits featuring Dominion Engergy Jazz Café favorite Glennroy Bailey on flute and vocals with Billy Evans on piano and vocals, Everard Thompson on bass, and Ellwood Henderson on drums.
DECEMBER 23 (Wednesday) | 7 pm on YouTube
BOSSA BRASIL JAZZ TRIO
Don’t miss this performance of Brazilian jazz (bossa and samba) and jazz standards and songs from the great American songbook with Joe Sarver on bass, Russ Hanchin on guitar, and Kevin Gaines on drums.
DECEMBER 17 | 7 pm on YouTube
RAS MEL GLOVER JR.
Catch this performance of urban acid jazz and smooth standards featuring guitarist Ras Mel with Lucy Kilpatrick on piano, Gene Pendleton on guitar, Neko Williams on drums, and Carter Blough on bass.
DECEMBER 10 | 7 pm on YouTube
BARBARA MARTIN TRIO
Thursday, Dec 10, at 7 pm, Dominion Energy Jazz Café joins the Rumors of War celebration with The Barbara Martin Trio featuring guests Michael Hawkins and Lucy Kilpatrick, who also played at the Rumors of War sculpture’s unveiling celebration in 2019. Julie McKnight’s participation has been rescheduled.
DECEMBER 3
“TWO BIRDS, ONE STONE”
Enjoy these cool and swinging jazz classics featuring Ken Kellner on guitar and vocals with Lucy Kilpatrick on piano, with Michael Hawkins on bass and Todd Woodson on drums.
NOVEMBER 27
MICHAEL HAWKINS & THE BROTHERHOOD
One of Virginia’s premier bassists, Michael Hawkins is accomplished on upright and electric bass and has accompanied nationally renowned artists such as Cyrus Chestnut, Steve Wilson, and Larry Willis. “The Brotherhood” features Dr. Weldon Hill on piano, Billy Williams Jr. on drums, and James “Saxsmo” Gates on alto sax.
NOVEMBER 19
VIRTUAL “Jazz Around the Museum” Program
MIKE DAVISON & THE AFRO-CUBAN JAZZ COLLECTIVE
LET’S GET READY TO RHUMBA!!! Dance to jazz harmonies and Afro-Cuban rhythms! A leading proponent of Afro-Cuban ethnomusicology, Dr. Mike Davison has performed with saxophonist Michael Brecker, trombonist Curtis Fuller, and legendary saxophonist Justo Almario. This band is muy caliente (very hot) and features Davison on trumpet, flugelhorn, and vocals; JC Kuhl on tenor sax; Alfredo Santiago on alto sax, flute, and percussion; Charlie Kilpatrick on piano; Andrew Schutte on bass; Kip Williams on drums; and Santos Ramirez on congas and percussion.
NOVEMBER 12
STEPHANIE NAKASIAN TRIO
Seasoned vocalist and recording artist Stephanie Nakasian has performed with vocal jazz master Jon Hendricks, saxophonist Phil Woods, and bebop pianist Hod O’Brien. She enthralls listeners with her pure tones and flawless delivery, offering an eclectic mix of story and song. The trio features Karl Kimmel on bass and Eric Lyttle on piano.
NOVEMBER 5
DEBRA DEAN LAWLER QUARTET
Vocalist Debra Dean Lawler is a favorite performer at Jazz Café. Her engaging and energetic set always gets the crowd on the floor. She and guitarist Patrick Lawler have traveled the globe entertaining audiences with their jazz, blues and pop repertoire. Jonathan Wheelock on bass and Todd Woodson on drums round out the band.
OCTOBER 29
HOTEL X
World Music at its best! Hotel X explores the boundaries of jazz mixed with rhythms and melodies of Africa and Latin America. These Jazz Café favorites are revered for their danceable grooves steeped in ethnic traditions and respect for contemporary composers. Hotel X has shared the stage with internationally renowned artists such as Bern Nix (Ornette Coleman and Primetime), Papa Susso (Gambian kora master), The Roots, Yellowman, Medeski Martin & Wood, Ran Blake, and J. Plunky Branch among others. Hotel X features Tim Harding on alto sax; Charles Hunter on piano; Chris Vasi & Charles Nill on guitar; Carter Blough on bass; Hunter Duke on drums; and James McDonald & Mike Reitz on percussion.
OCTOBER 22
RANDY JOHNSTON 3
Charlottesville resident Randy Johnston is one of the most widely recorded guitarists of his generation. He has released 12 albums as a leader. Randy has been a regular member of the Lou Donaldson Quartet for 17 years. He has also played with such renowned artists as Lionel Hampton, Houston Person, and Etta Jones, as well as Hammond B-3 organist, Dr. Lonnie Smith. For this performance, Randy is joined by former Freddy Cole sideman Elias Bailey on bass and by Aaron Binder on drums.
OCTOBER 15
ROYCE CAMPBELL TRIO Featuring JONAH KANE-WEST
Guitarist Royce Campbell was a member of the Henry Mancini Orchestra for over 20 years! Enjoy Royce with organist Jonah Kane-West for Campbell originals and Jazz standards from the Great American Songbook. Drummer Aaron Binder rounds out the group
OCTOBER 8
RICHARD D’ABREU & JAZZ IN THE SPIRIT
Saxophonist/keyboardist/producer Richard D’Abreu is a perennial favorite at Dominion Energy Jazz Café. His music is a spiritual melding of jazz and gospel mixed with blues, be-bop and swing. D’Abreu is a native New Yorker who graduated from the prestigious Berklee College of Music (Boston). He was mentored by the iconic jazz drummer Max Roach. D’Abreu recently released his first album, appropriately titled Jazz in the Spirit. The band features Dr. Weldon Hill on piano/keyboard, Michael Hawkins on upright and electric bass, and John Walters on drums.
Oct 1
LIZ TERRELL QUARTET
An evening of soul, pop, and jazz featuring Liz Terrell, a powerhouse vocalist who performs regularly throughout Hampton Roads and Virginia’s coastal region. Liz is currently studying with world-renowned vocalist Jane Monheit. She has released an EP Conversations and a holiday album, A Christmas in Black and White. Liz is looking forward to releasing a new CD with her duo, Liz & Brydge, and 2021 performances at The American Theatre and the Hampton Jazz Festival. She will be accompanied by Daniel Clarke on piano, Chris Brydge on bass, and Emre Kartari on drums.
Sep 24
The Analogue Republic
Richmond-based band described as “a soul-jazz project stretching musical boundaries”. Merging blues, Jazz, funk and rock to create popular music with a groove. The band is led by Gary Titi on guitar with Kevin Gaines on drums and guest, Jonah West of Charlottesville on organ. Gary Titi is originally from Ohio. He recorded and performed with Florida-based “Jadestone”.
Sep 17, 2020
this virtual Dominion Energy Jazz Café presents jazz standards and originals with Larri Branch on piano, Andrew Randazzo on bass, and C. J. Wolfe on drums. Larri Branch is a Richmond native, graduate of VCU and one of the area’s most popular pianists!
Sep 10, 2020
Jazz Classics with Stephen Norfleet on tenor sax; Pete Anderson-trombone; Rusty Farmer-bass; Nate Griffith-guitar. Stephen is a graduate of VCU and The Manhattan School of Music in NYC. He plays tenor, alto, soprano and baritone sax. Founded the popular Devil’s Workshop Big Band. Offers master classes and workshops. Owner of Skyhook Studios RVA.
Sep 3, 2020
Special Guest: Desiree Roots
The final installment in the series of virtual live-streamed events focuses on the life, music, and impact of the incomparable Nina Simone—singer, songwriter, musician, and activist. VMFA’s Robert Phanord hosts an exciting evening of music and conversation with Richmond’s own Desiree Roots. This concert event walks us through some of Simone’s most remembered songs including the one that started it all for Nina, “I Loves You, Porgy.”
Aug 27, 2020
Special Guest: Julie McKnight
The series continues with a discussion of protest music. The songs of that powerful genre, known for expressing difficult themes and imagery, have moved people, inspired people, given voice to people, and angered people. In a virtual live-streaming event, Robert Phanord, VMFA’s Performing Arts Coordinator, welcomes singer/songwriter and activist Julie McKnight. Phanord and McKnight will engage with the history of these songs including examples of music from the American Revolution, the era of Stranger Fruit, and today. McKnight will share personal stories from her past and the history of music in America. The evening concludes with a performance of “Four Women.”
Aug 20, 2020
Special Guest: James “Plunky” Branch
Special BONUS episode with Richmond legend James “Plunky” Branch. This conversation with Robert digs deep into the soul of the first American music and its influence on the art. Plunky graces us with an improvisation to wrap up the discussion.
Aug 13, 2020
Special Guest: Victor Brooks Sr. and Sandra Brooks
In this virtual live-streamed event, Robert Phanord, VMFA’s Performing Arts Coordinator, welcomes Victor Brooks Sr. and Sandra Brooks for another engaging evening of discussion and performance. It is well known that the record industry exploited the talents and skills of musicians, Black musicians in particular. This series continues with an important discussion about that exploitation. Phanord will lead the talk, which will consider the firsthand personal stories collected by Mr. Brooks as he describes the experiences of artists such as Duke Ellington, Norris Turney (Sandra’s step-father), and Little Richard. Sandra Brooks will close the conversation with a song.
Aug 6, 2020
Special Guest: Victor Brooks III
In this virtual live-streamed event, Robert Phanord, VMFA’s Performing Arts Coordinator, welcomes Victor Brooks III for a discussion of the term “race records” and its impact on the music industry. The two will consider examples of the earliest Black recording artists and their influences. Musicians such as former slave George W. Johnson and pianist/composer Perry Bradford will be discussed for their contributions to early Black music in America. Phanord and Brooks will take a closer look at Louis Armstrong and the early music he recorded with white-owned labels. They will also consider the lasting impact on what is now called R&B and conclude the evening with a performance of “I Ain’t Got Nobody.”
July 23, 2020
Special Guest: Jeremy Winston and guest musicians
In this virtual event, Robert Phanord, VMFA’s Performing Arts Coordinator, will be joined via Zoom by Jeremy Winston, founder of the Jeremy Winston Chorale. Presenting a deeper discussion on the origins of jazz, they will discuss the blending of blues and ragtime that ushered in the Jazz Age of the 1920s, tracing the inception of jazz in New Orleans to its global appeal and influence. The talk will also consider HBCU’s and the relationship between music and the development of youth.
July 16, 2020
Special Guest: Valerie Cassel Oliver and guest musicians
Talk and Performance: Strange Fruit
This inaugural episode will focus on the origins of jazz in Black America. The rise of “race records,” the theft of art and music from Black people, and protest music. Robert Phanord, VMFA’s Performing Arts Coordinator, will begin with a general discussion of the first topics to be unpacked in future episodes. Next he will talk about the song “Strange Fruit,” comparing Billie Holiday’s performance to Nina Simone’s and looking at the ways history changed in the time between each artist’s recording of the song. Phanord will perform the song and also take a look at the time between Nina Simone’s recording and today. Special guest Valerie Cassel Oliver, VMFA’s Sydney and Frances Lewis Family Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, will join the discussion.
DEXTER MOSES QUARTET
The Dexter Moses Quartet is led by the 20 year old saxophonist and Richmond native who is currently a junior at North Carolina Central University. A former student of James “Saxsmo” Gates, he has already performed alongside Branford Marsalis, Joey Calderazzo, Delfeayo Marsalis, Corey Fonville, and others. The band strives to bring joy to its audiences while staying true to the Jazz tradition.
JANUARY 9
CHARLES OWENS
Charlottesville saxophonist Charles Owens is an integral part of the vibrant RVA music scene. He has devoted his life to pursuing excellence in music and bringing peace and happiness to his fellow humans with his soulful playing and composing. The trio features Andrew Randazzo on bass and Devonne Harris on drums.
JANUARY 16
CLAUDIA CARAWAN
An evening of swing, blues and Jazz standards with Claudia Carawan, an award-winning songwriter whose voice has been described as “Positively Soulful”. Lucy Kilpatrick on keyboard, Carter Blough on bass and Donald Faye on woodwinds
JANUARY 23
JUSTIN SMITH TRIO
Classic and modern Jazz mixed with Bossa Nova and contemporary styles featuring Justin Smith on guitar; Brian Cruse on bass; Brendan Schnabel on tenor saxophone and C.J. Wolfe on drums
JANUARY 30
MARSHA MEEKINS & COMPANY
Jazz standards and popular favorites featuring Marsha Meekins on flute and vocals with Dr. W. Weldon Hill on piano, Matthew Steele on bass, Lester Kenney on drums and vocalist Victor Nelson
FEBRUARY 6
CAROL COVELL TRIO
Jazz standards and selections from the Great American Songbook with vocalist Carol Covell, Lee Covington on keyboard and Matt Hall on bass
FEBRUARY 13
JAZZ AROUND THE MUSEUM – MARBLE HALL
KLAXTON BROWN
Back by popular demand!! Who says a Jazz band can’t party, get down, and get funky? Led by saxophonist Robert “Bo” Bohannon, Klaxton Brown combines the old with the new, and will rock you steady all night long. Prepare to get Klaxtonized!
FEBRUARY 20
TWO BIRDS, ONE STONE
This classic Jazz trio will thrill you with their renditions of the American Songbook.
Featuring Ken Kellner on bass, Lucy Kilpatrick on keyboard and Todd Woodson on drums.
FEBRUARY 27
GLENNROY AND COMPANY
These entertaining music specialists will play a variety of Jazz, R&B and mild top forty tunes. Led by Glennroy Bailey on flute and featuring Debo Dabney on keyboard, Brian Johnson on drums and Everard Thomson on bass. Get ready to swing and sway!!
MARCH 5
BOB BLAGG TRIO
Jazz standards and selections from the Great American Songbook with Bob Blagg on guitar, Charlie Kilpatrick on keyboard and Matt Hall on bass
MARCH 12
MILESTONES
Drummer/percussionist Mike Hoggard leads this eclectic ensemble playing all styles of Jazz from Thelonious Monk to George Duke with Fredericksburg’s Harry Wilson on vibes.
MARCH 19
MIKE HAWKINS
One of Virginia’s premier bassists, Mike Hawkins is back by popular demand with Dr. Weldon Hill on keyboard, Devonne Harris on drums and James Gates on sax
MARCH 26
BARBARA MARTIN
Vocalist, songwriter and guitarist Barbara Martin (Staunton VA) sings Jazz standards and original songs of wit and truth with Lucy Kilpatrick on piano and Karl Kimmel on bass.