JAZZ.FM91

Art of Time Ensemble: Doghouse Roses
2019-05-03 20:00 - 23:00 (America/Toronto) | Koerner Hall, 273 Bloor Street West, Toronto, Canada
A folk artist for contemporary America, Steve Earle’s writing and music has captured the spirit – and the struggle – of his land of contradiction. Singers Andy Maize (Skydiggers), Susie Ungerlieder (Oh Susanna), Tom Wilson (Junkhouse, Blackie and the Rodeo Kings), and Gregory Hoskins perform Earle’s music, while celebrated author Michael Ondaatje and actor Rick Roberts read his words. This concert highlights Earle’s brilliant storytelling and presents his songs in new arrangements that honour and celebrate his music.
Gregory Hoskins, vocals
Andy Maize, vocals
Suzie Ungerlieder, vocals
Tom Wilson, vocals
Andrew Burashko, piano
Drew Jurecka, violin
Mark Mariash, drums
Rachel Mercer, cello
Michael Ondaatje, reader
Douglas Perry, viola
Joseph Phillips, bass
Rob Piltch, guitar
Rick Roberts, reader
Don Rooke, steel guitar
Stephen Sitarski, violin
Kevin Turcotte, trumpet

Brenda Lewis Quintet at The Jazz Room
2019-05-03 19:00 - 23:30 | The Jazz Room at the Huether Hotel, 59 King Street North, Kitchener, Canada
Presented by the Grand River Jazz Society.
Sponsored by Diva International.
Doors open at 7:00 P.M. Come for dinner; stay for music!
Show starts at 8:30 P.M. Ends at 11:30 P.M.
Cover Charge: $16.00 / person. (Free to annual pass holders.)
Visit www.kwjazzroom.com and click on the desired concert’s listing to get additional information and to purchase advance tickets.

'Coding Chaos' a TD Discovery Series Special Project.
2019-05-02 19:30 - 22:30 | The Tell, 401 Richmond Street West, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Spectrum Music presents “Coding Chaos”, a TD Discovery Series Special Project.
Where will we be when what we create can create us? Technology continues to grow at an exponential rate as we discover new ways to improve our everyday lives – but at what point do we lose ourselves to a technology advanced far beyond our control? New music by Spectrum introduces a progressive collaboration of artificial intelligence in performance with an electric jazz trio featuring Snarky Puppy’s Larnell Lewis (drums), Bruce Cassidy (EVI), and Chris Pruden (keys), to push the boundaries of the digital experience in music.
A pre-concert chat starting at 7:30pm with software artist Ryan Kelln will discuss AI’s stance in our society presently and going forward. In a digital world where technology constantly blurs the lines between fact and fabrication, the Spectrum composers ask: will we lose our sense of identity and grasp on reality – or will technology give us room to grow?
Tickets:
Online – $25 gen /$15 student
Door – $30 gen /$20 student
To find out more, visit www.spectrummusic.ca

Alex Pangman & Her Alleycats @ Reservoir Lounge
2019-05-02 19:00 - 21:00 | Reservoir Lounge, 52 Wellington Street East, Toronto, Canada
Join Alex Pangman’s Alleycats quintet at their long time monthly home, The Reservoir Lounge. The venue has a definate speakeasy feeling to it, and Pangman fits in with her renditions of 1930s songs, along with her stellar Alleycats featuring John Macleod on cornet, Peter Hill Piano, Jacek Zorawski bass, and Glenn Anderson drums. 7-9pm, $7 Dinner reservations highly recommended to get seat with best stage views. (416) 955-0887

The Case for Wine, Food and Jazz
2019-05-01 19:00 - 21:00 | jazz.fm91, 4 Pardee Avenue, Suite 100, Toronto, Canada
UPDATE: This event is now AT CAPACITY. Thank you to everyone who made donations. See you there!
Join Brad Barker and Chris Churchill on Wednesday, May 1, as they host The Case for Wine, Food and Jazz.
With them will be one of the owners of The Case for Wine importing agency, who will take you through a tasting of wines from around the world. Amici restaurant in Pickering will pair each wine with a bite-sized accompaniment designed to highlight its flavours. To round out the evening, Canada’s sweetheart of swing Alex Pangman and her trio will perform live in the Long & McQuade Performance Hall at the jazz.fm91 studios.
The Case for Wine, Food and Jazz is our way of saying thank you for a donation of $175 for one or $350 for a couple. Space is limited, so make your donation soon to be a part of this memorable evening.
Wednesday, May 1 from 7 to 9 pm
jazz.fm91, 4 Pardee Ave.
Must be at least 19 years of age to attend

LUCA DELL’ANNA TRIO WITH RICH BROWN AND MARITO MARQUES
2019-04-30 20:30 - 22:30 | Jazz Bistro, 251 Victoria Street, Toronto, Canada
Born in Ferrara, Italy, 1975, Luca Dell’Anna studied classical and jazz piano in Ferrara and then Rome, first experience as a professional live musician when he was 19, he lives in Milano, Italy since 1999. He has collaborated and recorded with several artists and projects.
“[…] Dell’Anna shows technical mastery and reflective depth: his lively rhythmic imprint always serves a sophisticated and imaginative eloquence

International Jazz Day with Alex Pangman & Drew Jurecka
2019-04-30 13:00 - 14:00 | Long & McQuade Performance Hall, 4 Pardee Avenue, Toronto, Canada
jazz.fm91 is honoured to celebrate International Jazz Day with a special live broadcast from the Long & McQuade Performance Hall at 1 pm on April 30.
This live performance will be led by multi-instrumentalist, composer, arranger and educator Drew Jurecka, with Canada’s “Sweetheart of Swing” Alex Pangman. They’ll be accompanied by Clark Johnston (bass) and Nathan Hiltz (guitar).
Drew Jurecka is an accomplished violinist who also works frequently on viola, saxophone, clarinet and mandolin. An in-demand soloist, session player and sideman, Drew can be heard frequently in clubs and theatres throughout Canada with his own group or as a part of one of his bands, The Hot Jazz String Quartet and the Hogtown Syncopators. He has played and recorded with Dave Brubeck, Stevie Wonder, Russell DeCarle, Jim Cuddy, Bahamas, Sarah Slean, Ron Sexsmith and many more.
Alex Pangman is a Juno-nominated vocalist who has built a loyal fan base among jazz listeners and dancers alike through her critically acclaimed work with her Alleycats band. She has performed in nightclubs and concert halls across Canada, including three stellar showcases at the Montreal International Jazz Festival.
Joining them in the live audience will be music students from Humberview Secondary School in Bolton, Ont. These students are members of the school’s senior jazz orchestra and vocal jazz ensemble. They will have the opportunity to ask questions and learn more about jazz on a day that the world is celebrating the music and its history.
Tune in to jazz.fm91 on April 30 to join us in celebrating International Jazz Day.

Jazz At The Legion
2019-04-28 14:00 - 16:00 | Port Credit Legion (Branch 82), 35 Front Street North, Mississauga, Canada
Our monthly gig at the Legion featuring all 12 singers from our recent “Best of Big Band Open Mic”. This is a unique experience to hear some really amazing singers performing a wide variety of musical styles with The Mississauga Big Band Jazz Ensemble.

Live to Air: Heather Bambrick's Kitchen Party
2019-04-28 13:00 - 15:00 | jazz.fm91, 4 Pardee Avenue, Suite 100, Toronto, Canada
UPDATE: This event is now AT CAPACITY. Thank you to everyone who made donations. See you there!
The irrepressible Heather Bambrick brings back her Kitchen Party, a jazz.fm91 donor favourite, for our Live-to-Air concert series to celebrate the return of spring at the Long & McQuade Performance Hall in the jazz.fm91 studios.
She’ll be bringing by a few of her buddies for a song and chat, including Matt Dusk, Barbra Lica and fellow “broads” Julie Michels and Diane Leah. Michael Shand, Ross McIntyre and Larnell Lewis will be here to back them up with the music — and who knows who else might drop by.
Sunday, April 28 from 1 to 3 pm

ILANA WALDSTON AND THE JAZZ'N'LAUGHS BAND
2019-04-27 21:00 - 23:30 | ON
Two nights of swingin’ standards, quirky tunes, sultry bossas and beautiful ballads, all woven together with a sense of humour (and who doesn’t need THAT these days?). Come to one night or come to both and welcome spring with some jazz and laughs at the beautiful (and accessible!)Jazz Bistro.
The Jazz’n’Laughs Band:
Rob Thaller – piano
Pat Collins – bass
Daniel Barnes – drums
Friday: John MacMurchy – sax +…
Saturday: Drew Jurecka – violin + …
www.jazznlaughs.ca
Cover $20 Reservations highly recommended 416-363-5299

Igor Willcox Quartet at The Jazz Room
2019-04-27 19:00 - 23:30 | The Jazz Room at the Huether Hotel, 59 King Street North, Kitchener, Canada
Presented by the Grand River Jazz Society.
Doors open at 7:00 P.M. Come for dinner; stay for music!
Show starts at 8:30 P.M. Ends at 11:30 P.M.
Cover Charge: $20.00 / person. (Free to annual pass holders.)
Visit www.kwjazzroom.com and click on the desired concert’s listing to get additional information and to purchase advance tickets.

ILANA WALDSTON & THE JAZZ'N'LAUGHS BAND
2019-04-26 21:00 - 23:30 | Jazz Bistro, 251 Victoria Street, Toronto, Canada
Two nights of swingin’ standards, quirky tunes, sultry bossas and beautiful ballads, all woven together with a sense of humour (and who doesn’t need THAT these days?). Come to one night or come to both and welcome spring with some jazz and laughs at the beautiful (and accessible!) Jazz Bistro.
The Jazz’n’Laughs Band:
Rob Thaller – piano
Pat Collins – bass
Daniel Barnes – drums
Friday: John MacMurchy – sax +…
Saturday: Drew Jurecka – violin + …
www.jazznlaughs.ca
Cover $20 Reservations highly recommended 416-363-5299

Kevin Nealon at the Flato Markham Theatre
2019-04-26 20:00 - 22:00 | Flato Markham Theatre, 171 Town Centre Blvd, Markham, Ontario, Canada
Kevin Nealon sets himself apart from other comedic performers with his unique sense of humour, dry wit and likeable demeanour. Nealon is best known for his nine-year stint as a cast member of NBC’s Saturday Night Live, and has received critical acclaim for his role in the Showtime series Weeds. Nealon has also found great comedic success in his extensive film career. He has teamed up with fellow Saturday Night Live comedian Adam Sandler in several well-known films, such as Just Go with It, Anger Management, The Wedding Singer and Happy Gilmore. Kevin’s other film credits include Daddy Day Care, Roxanne and Grandma’s Boy.

Alex Pangman & Her Allecyats in Hamilton ON
2019-04-26 20:00 - 22:00 | artword artbar, 15 Colbourne Street,, Hamilton, ON, L8R 2G2, Canada
Join Alex Pangman’s Alleycats quintet around the grand piano at this cosy Hamilton listening room and licensed venue. Take advantage of this great room west of Toronto $15, 8pm. The Alleycats will be Alex vocals, John Macloed cornet, Peter Hill piano, Glenn Anderson drums & Chris Banks bass. Reserve today as this room is small and sells quickly (905) 543-8512

Fern Lindzon at The Jazz Room
2019-04-26 19:00 - 23:30 | ON
Presented by the Grand River Jazz Society.
Sponsored by Diva International.
Doors open at 7:00 P.M. Come for dinner; stay for music!
Show starts at 8:30 P.M. Ends at 11:30 P.M.
Cover Charge: $18.00 / person. (Free to annual pass holders.)
Visit www.kwjazzroom.com and click on the desired concert’s listing to get additional information and to purchase advance tickets.

Ms. Lisa Fischer & Grand Baton
2019-04-25 19:30 - 22:30 | Partridge Hall, FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre, 50 St Paul St, St Catherines, ON, L2R 3M2, Canada
As featured in the Oscar and GRAMMY winning documentary 20 Feet from Stardom, Ms. Lisa Fischer stepped out from behind the backing mic to take centre stage. Two GRAMMY wins later, while still extensively touring with The Rolling Stones for nearly 30 years (yes, she passionately belts it out in a legendary duet with Mick Jagger on Gimme Shelter), Fischer and her band Grand Baton have been gaining a reputation internationally for their dynamic live performances.
Their music is an organic gumbo of progressive rock, psychedelic soul, R&B and African, Middle Eastern, Caribbean rhythms and classical influences. In performance, they re-invent songs by Led Zeppelin, Little Willie John, and of course The Rolling Stones as well as originals. After decades of also lending her vocal mastery to collaborations, recordings and tours with Sting, Chris Botti, Tina Turner, Yo Yo Ma, Nine Inch Nails, Luther Vandross and many more, Ms. Lisa Fischer and Grand Baton have emerged as the most inventive and heartfelt interpreter of classic rock songs working today.

Alex Pangman's Hot 3
2019-04-24 18:00 - 20:00, 2019-04-17 08:00 - 17:00 | cameron house, 408 Queen Street West, Toronto, On, M5V 2A7, Canada
Every Wednesday in April: From 6-8pm Join Alex Pangman and her unique trio! (fiddle, guitar, & bass sax) playing hot 1930s music for drinking and dancing in Toronto’s unpretentious historic art bar on Queen West. Full bar, no kitchen, but many restaurants nearby. Suggested cover charge $10.

The Willows at The Jazz Room
2019-04-20 19:00 - 23:30 | The Jazz Room at the Huether Hotel, 59 King Street North, Kitchener, Canada
Presented by the Grand River Jazz Society.
Sponsored by Diva International.
Doors open at 7:00 P.M. Come for dinner; stay for music!
Show starts at 8:30 P.M. Ends at 11:30 P.M.
Cover Charge: $25.00 / person. (Free to annual pass holders.)
Visit www.kwjazzroom.com and click on the desired concert’s listing to get additional information and to purchase advance tickets.

Carmen Spada Trio featuring Jerry Weldon at The Jazz Room
2019-04-19 19:00 - 23:30 | The Jazz Room at the Huether Hotel, 59 King Street North, Kitchener, Canada
Presented by the Grand River Jazz Society.
Doors open at 7:00 P.M. Come for dinner; stay for music!
Show starts at 8:30 P.M. Ends at 11:30 P.M.
Cover Charge: $18.00 / person. (Free to annual pass holders.)
Visit www.kwjazzroom.com and click on the desired concert’s listing to get additional information and to purchase advance tickets.

Live to Air: Canadian Jazz All Stars
2019-04-18 19:00 - 20:30 | jazz.fm91, 4 Pardee Avenue, Suite 100, Toronto, Canada
UPDATE: This event is now AT CAPACITY. Thank you to everyone who made donations. See you there!
Canadian Jazz All-Stars is a first-time collection of artists, bringing together formidable musical forces including Guido Basso, Heather Bambrick, Mike Murley, Robi Botos, Dave Young and Davide Direnzo.
Together, these world-class artists have performed on the finest world stages, garnered international praise and accolades, and collected more than two centuries of musical seasoning. They are at the top of their game, are true performers and entertainers, and are the cream of Canada’s musical crop.
These performers have just completed a series of concerts across Ontario in January, and this Live to Air concert is a rare showcase of the leading lights of Canada’s jazz community in the intimate setting of the Long & McQuade Performance Hall at the jazz.fm91 studios in a very special 90-minute concert.
Thursday, April 18, from 7 to 8:30 pm, hosted by jazz.fm91 music director and Afternoon Drive host Brad Barker.

Old Stock: a Refugee Love Story
2019-04-16 - 2019-05-27 | Tarragon Theatre, 30 Bridgman Ave, Toronto, ON, Canada
Written by Hannah Moscovitch With songs by Ben Caplan & Christian Barry Toronto premiere
A humourously dark folktale woven together with a high-energy concert. This genre-bending music-theatre hybrid starring Klezmer folk sensation Ben Caplan is inspired by the real life story of Moscovitch’s Romanian-Jewish great-grandparents who immigrated to Canada in 1908. It’s about how to love after being broken by the horrors of war. It’s about looking into the eyes of God.

Tetrahedron & Deniz Lim-Sersan
2019-04-15 19:00 - 23:00 | The Emmet Ray, 924 College Street, Toronto, Canada
Terahedron
Drummer Ernesto Cervini is making a name for himself as a consummate bandleader and in-demand sideman, repeatedly praised for his deeply musical, infectiously energetic talents. Time Out New York encapsulated Cervini as “a buoyant drummer as well as a sharp composer and bandleader, ” while the jazz bible, Downbeat described his fluid style as one that “exemplifies `float like a butterfly, sting like a bee’.” The drummer released There, his third album as leader of the Ernesto Cervini Quartet, in fall 2011. Reviewing the album, Modern Drummer magazine said: “Cervini recalls such old-schoolers as Art Blakey and Billy Higgins. . . It’s his robust, magnetic personality that fascinates consistently.”
Luis Gonzalez Deniz was born in Camaguey, Cuba on April 21st, 1983. In 1993, Luis started his musical studies at the Escuela Vocacional de Arte Luis Casas Romero in his hometown of Camaguey, where he subsequently continued at the Escuela Profesional de Musica Jose White. Luis later moved to the Cuban capital, where he graduated at the prestigious Escuela Nacional de Musica (ENA), the alma mater of several of Cuba’s most prominent musicians.While in Cuba he kept a busy schedule,both teaching saxophone at the National School of Music and playing locally and touring international as well,past dates includes a USA West Coast Tour(Los Angeles,San Francisco,California,2002)and several dates for the Bermuda Jazz Festival(Bermuda Island,2004).
Rich Brown has been an active member of Toronto’s culturally diverse music scene since 1992. He taught himself to play bass at the age of 17 by listening to artists such as Jaco Pastorius, Victor Bailey, Jimmy Haslip, and Alain Caron. Later, he expanded his vocabulary by drawing on influences outside the bass realm. In a recent interview Brown explains, “I wanted to sing like Stevie, play like Miles, and phrase like Scofield and do it all on this instrument.” Rich is one of the most in demand musicians in Toronto. He is currently a member of the JUNO nominated indo-jazz group autorickshaw and has performed and recorded with some of the finest musicians in the world including jazz vocalist Carol Welsman, Jane Siberry, Glenn Lewis, Dapp Theory, Steve Coleman & 5 Elements, James “Blood” Ulmer, Andy Narrell and Bruce Cockburn to name a few. He has appeared in the feature film “Glitter” starring Mariah Carey and the made for TV movie “The Natalie Cole Story” starring Natalie Cole as well as the television series “Soul Food”. Rich is currently at work on a new solo project called rinsethealgorithm and has appeared on over 40 recordings ranging from Jazz to Funk to Latin to traditional Asian and Arabic music. He can currently be seen in a feature interview with the online magazine.
With the Deniz Lim-Sersan Group

Brendan Varty's Tessellate
2019-04-14 18:00 - 22:00 | The Emmet Ray, 924 College Street, Toronto, Canada
Brenden Varty’s Tessellate
Multi-instrumentalist Brenden Varty and his unique blend of contemporary and chamber music has been piercing the Toronto music scene in recent years. After many years of performance and musical study in and around his hometown, Brenden decided to continue his musical studies at Humber College (which he graduated from with highest honours is 2016), immersing himself in an environment that fosters both a jazz and contemporary-classical tradition.
While at Humber, Brenden gained proficiency in many instruments, including, but not limited to, flute, clarinet, bass clarinet, and baritone saxophone, and his teachers include Alex Dean, Pat LaBarbera, Andy Ballantyne, David Occhipinti, and Shirantha Beddage.
Brenden is also an ambitious composer and arranger, and works to combine contemporary jazz with chamber music, similar to those attempts made by John Zorn, Jim Hall, and Brad Mehldau. While he retains a passion and performance schedule for works from the standard jazz repertoire, his recent focus has been on the composition and performance of music that reaches into the future while reflecting the jazz tradition.
Spring Break 2013
Christian Antonacci (trumpet), David Hodgson (saxophone), Bennett Rouleau (saxophone), Ian McGimpsey (saxophone/guitar), Bjorn Kriel (keyboard), Leighton Harrell (bass), Jacob Slous (percussion/drums)

The Jazz Connection Big Band
2019-04-13 20:00 - 22:00 | The Spice Factory, 121 Hughson St. N, Hamilton, Ontario, L8R 1G7, Canada
Down with the Count
A celebration of the music of Count Basie including highlights of his collaborations with Frank Sinatra and Dianne Schuur.

Nat Cole: A King’s Centennial with Paul Marinaro and the Ben Paterson Trio
2019-04-13 19:30 - 22:30 | Stratus Vineyards, 2059 Niagara Stone Rd., Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, L0S 1J0, Canada
Bravo Niagara! Festival of the Arts presents Nat Cole: A King’s Centennial with Paul Marinaro and the Ben Paterson Trio
Nathaniel Adams Cole was born in the southern United States (Montgomery, Alabama) in 1919. From dropping out of high school in 1934 to pursue his love for music full time, to being a champion of the Civil Rights Movement, Nat “King” Cole will forever be remembered as one of the most celebrated and cherished jazz pianists and vocalists that we will ever see. To celebrate his centennial in 2019, Céline Peterson (daughter of legendary jazz pianist Oscar Peterson) has brought together four dynamic artists to present a unique tribute in honor of Nat’s life and career. Led by vocalist Paul Marinaro, this show delves into the repertoire of Cole’s that many have yet to discover.
Cole’s classic versions of songs we all know and love are the perfect hybrid of simple and intricate. His ability to make his execution of every performance seem almost effortless, is what makes the planning of the ideal tribute to him even more challenging. There are certain complexities that his music requires that only select vocalists will be able to properly deliver in such a way that both captures the classic sound everyone wants to hear, while ensuring that their own musical styles come through as well. Marinaro’s velvety baritone and lush intricacies have been wowing audiences in Chicago for over fifteen years. Says Scott Yanow of LA Jazz Scene; “Marinaro takes his place among the top five male jazz singers active today.”
Nat “King” Cole established himself first and foremost as a pianist. His “King Cole Trio” was a source of inspiration for many jazz players that followed, including the man holding the piano chair for this show, Philadelphia native Ben Paterson. Paterson’s swinging interpretations of tunes easily recognizable from Cole’s repertoire as well as that of Ray Charles, Oscar Peterson, Stevie Wonder, have guided Ben along the path of solidifying himself as one of the top pianists currently working on the New York jazz scene. One of the greatest challenges that an artist in the jazz genre faces is ensuring that their own style takes centre stage while performing songs that many have heard (and that some would consider previously perfected). There are many layers to Ben’s talent, but his rhythmic sensibility and impeccable time are the two that made him the first choice for this particular musical task. Downbeat Magazine says Paterson is “As soulful a pianist/organist as exists anywhere.”
The many firsts that Cole’s career saw for him were more than just the firsts for one man – they were the firsts for an entire race of human beings. In 1956, NBC gave Nat his own television variety show, which would make him the first Black man to host a show of that kind. The same year, Cole was performing in his home state of Alabama, when he was attacked on-stage by not one, not two, but six white men. The planned attack caused Cole to cancel the shows that were to follow and also left him with a back injury. At this time, Nat was one of the highest-paid and most successful working men not just in the United States, but globally. However during this period of deep racial tension and what (at that time) was considered to be one of the most violent times in the US, to many he was just another colored-man taking a spot away from a white man. Through multiple run-ins with the Ku Klux Klan, attacks, tainted career opportunities, and just about every obstacle you could face in the 1950s and 1960s as a person of color, Nat still managed to not only continue performing, but doing it better than almost anyone else to this day.
While there are many wonderful tributes to Nat’s music that have taken place, Nat Cole: A King’s Centennial honors the entire legacy of a man who spent his entire career defying odds and paving the way for countless musicians since him to be able to sing their songs in a world where they are not defined by the color of their skin, but by the way in which they choose to utilize their talents. The excellence that Nat “King” Cole demonstrated on a daily basis lives within the hearts and souls of the musicians taking the stage for this show, and it is a privilege to be able to share the music with those who want to listen.

Jaymz Bee's Birthday Bash
2019-04-13 19:00 - 2019-04-14 00:00 | Palais Royale, 1601 Lake Shore Blvd. West, Toronto, Ontario, M6K 3C1, Canada
Colin Hunter and The Anthony Terpstra Big Band present swing dance music for your enjoyment. Lots of special surprize guests will appear. The opening act is Faith Amour & The Savoy Band!
Free dance lessons from 7:10 to 7:50 pm.
A full cash bar and light snacks will be available throughout the night.
Jaymz Bee produces this show – and it just so happens to fall on his birthday!
ALL MONEY FROM THE DOOR GOES TO jazz.fm91

Kevin Breit & The Sisters Euclid at The Jazz Room
2019-04-13 19:00 - 23:30 | The Jazz Room at the Huether Hotel, 59 King Street North, Kitchener, Canada

Taylor Maslin and Thomas Hainbuch
2019-04-13 19:00 - 23:00 | The Emmet Ray, 924 College Street, Toronto, Canada
7:00: Leighton Harrell Group
9:30: Taylor Maslin and Thomas Hainbuch

ADVOCATS BIG BAND AT THE REX HOTEL!
2019-04-13 15:30 - 18:30 | The Rex, 194 Queen Street West, Toronto, Canada
Saturday, April 13th is your chance to catch the Advocats Big Band at The Rex Hotel from 3:30 to 6:30 pm. Why not spend a delightful Saturday afternoon hanging out with us, hearing so many of your favourite big band tunes? The Rex, located at 194 Queen Street West, just west of University, is a fantastic venue that has been offering live jazz for many years, plus great food and drink. We love playing there! You can get there easily by TTC, and there is convenient parking nearby. There is no cover (just a pay-what-you-can music appreciation jar!). Come early to get a seat (they don’t take reservations). See you there!
