Name: Jay/Sharp-tet w/ Far Trio | Cabaret at The Caz
Start: 2025-01-16T18:00:00-05:00
End: 2025-01-16T23:00:00-05:00
Location: 2221 Seneca St, Buffalo, NY, United States, New York 14210

$Jay\/Sharp-tet w\/ Far Trio | Cabaret at The Caz$

Doors 6:00pm | Show 7:30pm | All Ages
Food Service from 6pm to 9:30pm
FAQs and more details at TheCazBuffalo.com
Cabaret • Plenty of seats to go around, so why not treat yourself to our à la carte menu? Arrive early, relax, and enjoy a meal or small plates to set the tone for a fantastic evening of live music or comedy. Purchase tickets online in advance to reserve the best seats, and any remaining seats can be purchased at the door on the day of the show.
*** Please note The Caz operates a CASHLESS venue ***
The Jay/Sharp-tet, based in Buffalo, NY, is a versatile jazz ensemble founded by Jacob Jay and Dalton Sharp, known for delivering dynamic performances of original compositions and innovative arrangements. Drawing inspiration from legends like the Miles Davis Quintets, Chet Baker, and Roy Hargrove, they adapt seamlessly to any setting, performing as a trio, quartet, quintet, or even a big band. The group has graced stages at renowned festivals including the Northwest Lewiston Jazz Festival, Queen City Jazz Festival, CMC Jazz Festival, and Pappy Martin Legacy Jazz Festival, as well as iconic venues like the Palmetto Theatre and Pausa Art House, captivating audiences with their engaging and soulful artistry.
The Far Trio, hailing from Buffalo and forged in the vibrant Fredonia college music scene, has spent over a decade evolving into a powerful musical force. For the past five years, Eamon, Drew, and Ethan have captivated audiences across the Northeast, performing over 150 shows annually at renowned festivals and venues like the Northwest Jazz Festival, Carnegie Jazz Festival, The Bitter End, and Rockwood Music Hall. Known for their eclectic, soul-drenched performances, The Far Trio blends unique songwriting styles with innovative arrangements, seamlessly fusing earthy roots with jazz-infused grooves inspired by legends like John Lennon and The Allman Brothers.