
Jazz TX's Upcoming Shows
Wed, Sep 23
Latin GRAMMY Award-winning flutist Nestor Torres brings a vibrant, unmistakable sound shaped by Latin jazz, classical music, Caribbean rhythm, and Cuban charanga. Born in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico, Torres studied classical flute at Mannes School of Music, jazz at Berklee College of Music, and both classical and jazz at New England Conservatory, developing a melodic and danceable style that has made him one of the most celebrated flutists in the genre.
Torres’s album "This Side of Paradise" won Best Pop Instrumental Album at the 2001 Latin GRAMMY Awards, one of many highlights in a career that includes 18 solo recordings, four Latin GRAMMY nominations, and one GRAMMY nomination. He has collaborated with artists including Gloria Estefan, Kenny Loggins, Dave Matthews, Paquito D’Rivera, Herbie Hancock, Arturo Sandoval, and Tito Puente, and has performed with major orchestras including the Cleveland, Singapore, and New World Symphony Orchestras. Beyond the stage and studio, Torres has received two honorary doctorate degrees from Barry University and Carlos Albizu University for his commitment to youth, education, and cultural exchange.
As always, our kitchen and bar will be open for dinner service!
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Thu, Sep 24
Due to the insanely high success of our original Tribute to Walt Disney, Brandon Guerra and Adam Carrillo set out to create a SECOND show with all new music from your favorite Disney films.
A completely different set list, Volume II features classic Disney tunes like "Be our guest," "Colors of the Wind," "Feed the Birds," "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious," and many more.
As always, our kitchen and bar are open for dinner service and ready to serve you.
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Thu, Sep 24
Jazz, TX presents Adam Carrillo’s take on classic Soul and R&B, reimagined through the language of jazz. Composed and arranged by Carrillo on saxophone and performed by an all-star lineup of world-class musicians, this show brings fresh energy, rich grooves, and inspired improvisation to beloved favorites.
As always, our kitchen and bar are open for dinner service.
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"The Best is Yet to Come" - A Tribute to Frank Sinatra with Wyatt Michael and the Jazz, TX House Band
ResidencyFri, Sep 25
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 "Come Fly with me," "The Way You Look Tonight," "The Best is Yet to Come," 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.
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Sat, Sep 26
The great John Coltrane was born in September 1926. Join Aaron Prado and his quintet for this centennial celebration, featuring new arrangements of Coltrane's compositions and signature classics. It will be a night to remember. Long live Trane!
As always our kitchen and bar will be open to serve you.
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