Jazz TX's Upcoming Shows

Don't miss Latin Jazz night at Jazz, TX with Jose Amador and Terra Nova! The band will feature latin arrangements of tunes by Horace Silver, Dizzy Gillespie, Herbie Hancock, and original compositions.

**On this special evening, Jose and Terra Nova will feature The Texas State Latin Ensemble during their break. The Texas State Latin Ensemble delivers a high-energy performance rooted in the vibrant traditions of Latin Jazz. Driven by a powerful and deeply percussive foundation, the ensemble brings together layered Afro-Caribbean rhythms with the spontaneity and excitement of jazz improvisation.

Our kitchen and bar are fully open for dinner service.

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No giant flying pig floats over the stage. No laser show either. Just the Aaron Prado Quartet, turning Pink Floyd inside out one improvised chorus at a time, in a basement room at the Pearl Brewery. Sparks fly when anthems from "Dark Side of the Moon," "Wish You Were Here," and "The Wall" meet real jazz solos. Prado leads it all from the piano.

As always, our kitchen and bar are open for dinner service.

See you at the show!

Fifteen years in, The Copa Kings are one of Texas's most versatile live acts. One set moves from Rat Pack swagger and Bobby Darin swing to Harry Connick Jr. groove, then turns on a dime into Fats Domino and Louis Armstrong New Orleans heat, with deep R&B running underneath. With four horns, two vocalists and a dynamic rhythm section, TCK brings high-energy American music played by a band that can deliver across the whole spectrum.

Billy Murphy, born in Southeast Texas but now calling Austin home, fronts the band with the phrasing of Sinatra and Dean, the high-octane energy of Harry Connick Jr., and the grit of Louis Armstrong and Louis Jordan, the kind of frontman who turns a set into a party. Barbara White, the 19-year-old Austin phenom, sings with the swing and chops of Ella and Billie, with an Aretha blues edge when the band leans R&B.

TCK has two studio albums out and a big-band record in the works featuring some of Austin's most celebrated players. The rhythm section and horns have shared stages and studios with Texas and Gulf Coast legends including Ray Benson, Marcia Ball, Alejandro Escovedo, and Irma Thomas, and the band has opened for Asleep at the Wheel at the storied Gruene Hall. Road-tested polish you can hear in every chart.

Tight horns, swinging rhythms, and a setlist that flows from standards to second-line grooves to sultry R&B. Come ready to swing.

As always the bar and kitchen are open for dinner service!

See you at the show!

Chris Alvarado leads the Dirty River Jazz Band at Jazz, TX. The band has played this room since it's inception. Jim Cullum taught them their first lessons. Expect Louis Armstrong and jazz from the 1910s to the 1940s.

Austin singer Sarah Ulloa joins the band on vocals for this show. She has sung jazz, soul, and blues across Central Texas for fourteen years. She has performed with the Golden Hour Heptet. She also founded Nova Music Collective, a music education group in Austin.

As always, our kitchen and bar are open for dinner service.

See you at the show!