Jazz TX's Upcoming Shows

Jim Snidero once stood inside John Coltrane's old house on Long Island. He wrote a new album about that day. It's called House of Trane, and he brings it to Jazz, TX. Snidero has a Grammy and a sound critics call rare. He backed Frank Sinatra on record, played in the Mingus Big Band, and got his start on the road with organist Brother Jack McDuff. In 2024, Downbeat's critics named him a top five alto sax player. Jim will be joined by Stefan Karlsson on piano, Unonna Okegwo on bass, and Jason Tiemann on drums as he leads the group through the new album and a career of standards.

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

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Pianist and vocalist Laila Biali is a 2026 GRAMMY nominee, up for the same award as Lady Gaga, Barbra Streisand, Laufey, Jennifer Hudson, and Elton John with Brandi Carlile. Now she sits down at the piano at Jazz, TX. The nomination was her first, for her holiday album "Wintersongs."

She has shared a stage with Sting and played Carnegie Hall. Here in the basement of the Pearl, she keeps it to her trio. Expect her own songs and a few standards. You'll sit close enough to watch her hands move.

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

For the first time at Jazz, TX, join Doc Watkins for a special evening of solo piano music. Doc will perform selections from jazz to classical to original compositions, featuring some of his favorite music from the past two hundred years to today.

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

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Join vocalist Diego Martinez and the Fermata Jazz Quintet as they bring their sound to the Jazz, TX stage! Led by San Antonio natives Diego Martinez, Chris Vu, and Dylan Knowles, the Fermata Jazz Quintet brings together top-tier musicians to deliver a fresh yet timeless blend of swing, latin grooves, and modern interpretations of jazz favorites.

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

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Houston's Felix DeLeon Quintet brings the music of Miles Davis to Jazz, TX. DeLeon leads the band on trumpet, the instrument Miles played throughout his career. The set moves through his hard bop years and his electric ones in the same night. Davis changed his sound every few years without explaining why. This quintet does the same thing on purpose, one tune swinging, the next one loose and electric. Stick around after the last song.

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

Nicoya Baker opens the night with "Sunny Side." The Graeme Francis Quartet backs her, with Chris Vu on keys, Ryan Hagler on bass, and Isidoro Ramos on trumpet. The show comes to San Antonio straight from Doc's Houston.

The set swings through "They Can't Take That Away From Me" and "Hallelujah I Love Him So." It slows down for "These Foolish Things." Then it closes with a medley, "How High the Moon" sliding into "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes."

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

See you at the show!