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Join us for a unique evening of New Orleans Jazz, with special guest Kevin Bollinger on trumpet! Kevin is the lead trumpet player with the renowned Hot Tomatoes Orchestra and the Queen City Jazz Band. He will be featured with After Midnight on this journey to the roots of this revolutionary genre.Featuring (subject to change):
Kevin Bollinger - Trumpet
Roger Campbell - Clarinet
Mike McCullough - Guitar/Vocals
Andy Weyl - Piano
Brian Casey - Bass
Jim Moore - Drums
Highlights
đľ Enjoy a live music performance from talented jazz musicians and vocalists
âď¸ Be transported to the heart of New Orleans, the birthplace of this iconic genre
đş Listen to the soulful sounds of the clarinet, trumpet, and other jazz instruments
𤊠Enjoy a mix of setlist tunes and improvisation that captures the free spirit of jazz
đŞ Let the music wash over you in rivulets of rhythmâthe ultimate escape from reality
đˇ Located in a chic, intimate barâperfect for a night of sophisticated fun
Program
St. James Infirmary - Irving Mills
When The Saints Go Marching In - Jazz Standard
On the Sunny Side of the Street - Jimmy McHugh
Basin St. Blues - Spencer Williams
Hello Dolly - Louis Armstrong
âŚand many more
Description
The Jazz Room is a journey back in time to the birthplace of this iconic genre! Located in a street-style bar that recreates 1920s New Orleans, this live jazz show promises a night of soul, passion, and rhythm. Grab yourself a cocktail from the bar, and watch talented musicians light up the stage. Enjoy a selection of the finest âhot jazzâ tunes, a unique blend of ragtime, brass, and blues, plus moments of spontaneous improvisationâa hallmark of true jazz. Be part of jazzâs living legacy, where every note tells a story of freedom, creativity, and camaraderie. Get your tickets now for The Jazz Room: A Journey to the Heart of New Orleans in Denver!
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Church Nightclub, 1160 Lincoln St,Denver,CO,United States
Tickets
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