Jazz TX's Upcoming Shows

Join Doc Watkins and his Orchestra on select nights for an unforgettable evening of dinner, drinks, and classic big band music. Doc and his 10-piece Orchestra will feature the music of Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, and much, much more. Come join the party!

As always, our kitchen and bar will be open for dinner service. See you at the show!

Jazz, TX and award-winning filmmaker Nick Mery present a midnight showing of One Night Stand in Tokyo, a half-hour documentary with live band performing after.

Filmed in Japan (and here at Jazz, TX), One Night Stand in Tokyo follows Jazz, TX's house drummer, Brandon, as he journeys to Tokyo in search of new sounds and new meaning. In between moments of silence, rhythm, and reflection, and set against the neon-soaked lights of downtown Tokyo, One Night Stand in Tokyo is a testament to the power of music as a universal language, capable of connecting anyone, anywhere, at anytime.

Enjoy a special late-night menu, great drinks and great company!

"There's an old deserted mansion on an old forgotten road

Where the better ghosts and goblins always hang out

One night they threw a party in a manner a la mode

And they cordially invited all the gang out”…

If you’re reading this, you’re invited to a ghostly jamboree, hosted by Faith Evangeline and her ghoulish guys, bringing you to the deep dark basement underworld of Louis Armstrong and Eartha Kitt for an evening of the greatest spooky hits to ever rattle the airwaves.

Don’t be scared… there will be liquid courage available upon arrival.

Sincerely, Faith

P.S.

Ghostly attire welcomed, but not required.

Jazzmeia Horn brings a powerful, expressive voice to the world of modern jazz. Drawing on her gospel roots, she explores themes of love and social change through her music. She has won both the 2013 Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition and the 2015 Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition.

Born in Dallas and raised in a church-going family, Ms. Horn studied at Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts and The New School in New York City. Her debut album, "A Social Call," earned a Grammy nomination, and "Love and Liberation" earned another. Today she tours the world and teaches through The Jazz Horn International Vocal Initiative.

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

See you at the show!

Jazz, TX brings back our favorite vocal phenom Wyatt Michael, best know for his performance of "Mack the Knife" on season 21 of The Voice.

Backed by the Jazz, TX House Band, Wyatt pays tribute to all the classic Sinatra hits like "You Make Me Feel So Young," "Fly Me To The Moon," "Pennies From Heaven," and many others.

More about Wyatt Michael:

From a young age, Wyatt Michael studied the piano and while he never connected with the instrument as a child, his appreciation for music was instilled. Wyatt began writing music with his brother and over the next few years, they began performing their original music in the rock band Chasing Avenir. As Chasing Avenir released their first EP “Blue” and played at the National Theater in Richmond, VA, Wyatt was introduced to the jazz standards and immediately fell in love with them.

Once the decision was made to become a jazz singer, Wyatt joined forces with Chris Whiteman and began work on his first solo album “Renaissance.” Released on November 8th 2019, “Renaissance” is made up of songs written by David Mann, composer of the classic “In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning,” that have never before been released to the public. Wyatt was given special permission from Mann’s son and estate to bring these songs to life.

After only two years of full-time singing, Wyatt was featured on season 21 of “The Voice” where he turned the chairs of both Kelly Clarkson, and Ariana Grande during the Blind Auditions stage. Wherever Wyatt Michael performs, he brings the passion, emotion, and musicianship of the golden age of music—honoring the legacy of the giants who came before him and carrying it forward for generations to come.

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

See you at the show!