As versatile a vocalist anywhere Goldie’s range include jazz, pop, neo-soul and beyond. A favorite among listeners throughout the midwest and beyond. $10.
Howard, Lewis & Lovins is a power trio that throws out their high energy one minute and brings you back down to a mellow mood the next. They have a unique way of pushing out a diversity of genres including covers and originals that blend together delivering a nonstop thrill pumping live music experience for all listeners. Speaking through experiences with original songs like "Make you move" "Status" and "Hey Man" shows you the ups and downs in this crazy-beautiful life and how to make light of unfortunate situations we all deal with. So escape with HL&L to a place where you can reach musical bliss and leave your cares & woes behind. In the last year, HL&L have shared a bill with acts like Ekoostik Hookah, Rumpke Mountain Boys, 7 Walkers, & UV Hippo, just to name a few. They have played over 5 prestigious festivals in surrounding states and countless venues in Indiana, Ohio, & Kentucky. Check out their upcoming tour schedule and bring a friend to share a great experience with! Free.
Four See Entertainment and 8729 Records present the popular music series, “Mashup Monthly”. The series brings together a variety of musical genres to provide audiences with a taste of many different performers with a variety of styles.
Saturday, Feburary 11th will feature local acts Tied to Tigers, El Carnicero, The Hardees, Penjamin Banneker and the Guildord Blackouts. Doors open at 9pm with a $5 cover at the door. Locals Only is located at 2449 East 56th Street in Indianapolis.
"Everyone who attended the Mashup Monthly events last year had a great time and the turn out was fantistic”, said Shay of Four See Entertainment, “the bands get charged up and really bring it!”
“We are very excited to bring the series back in February, we took the month of January off so our friends at Locals Only could celebrate the King’s birthday (Elvis that is!),” according to Brad Real of 8729 Records.
Jazz pianist and composer Dave Hepler is known throughout the Midwest and he’s certainly no stranger to the JCC. Dave returns to the Arthur M. Glick JCC for an afternoon concert accompanied by bassist Frank Smith. On Sunday, February 12 at 2 pm, the musicians will play renditions of some all-time favorites, including Cole Porter, Duke Ellington and John Lennon, as well as original compositions. In particular, Dave’s interpretation of Lennon’s “Imagine” is one of his signature pieces. $10 general public, $6 JCC membership
Virtuoso jazz pianist Dave Hepler, accompanied by bassist Frank Smith, returns to the JCC for an intimate afternoon performance. Together they'll play Dave's original compositions as well as their own interpretations of masters such as Duke Ellington, Cole Porter and John Lennon. Dave's gentle musical musings have made him popular throughout the midwest.
The Butler Chorale, led by conductor Eric Stark, presents repertoire from its upcoming concert tour to Florida. Works performed include compositions by Puccini, Berlioz, Hindemith, Bach and a selection of spirituals and works from the Broadway stage.
crash21 will be rocking it out once again at That Place Bar & Grill. crash21 has recently exploded on the music scene performing a mixture of covers and originals.If you enjoy punk/punk-pop music, you will love crash21. They are a very talented group.
The Icarus Ensemble perform tasty modern renditions of jazz classics plus original compositions.
The players in the ISO jazz side project — pianist Gary Walters, bassist Peter Hansen, percussionist Jon Crabiel, violinist Dean Franke and Mark Ortwein on windsThe Icarus Ensemble first came together for a Faculty Artist Concert at the University of Indianapolis in February of 2007. Since then they have performed regularly at both UIndy and Butler University. Their June 6th, 2011 performance will be their seventh appearance at Indianapolis’ venerable Jazz Kitchen. The Ensemble recently performed with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra in concert at the Hilbert Circle Theatre. The members are: Jon Crabiel, percussion, Dean Franke, violin, Peter Hansen, bass, Mark Ortwein, electric bassoon, soprano sax, and bass clarinet, Gary Walters, piano. The members are all regular players with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and other local groups as well as active educators (Butler University, UIndy, home studios). They play a broad mix of music, from classically inspired jazz, to jazz and pop standards, to original compositions from group members. No cover.
Indianapolis Jazz Hall of Fame guitarist Bill Lancton turns to his tender, romantic side as his group reinvents sultry jazz classics, bossas and ballads. In the dining room, in the round. Greg Arty on drums, Scott Pazera on bass and Mark Buselli on flugelhorn join Bill this evening. $15 cover must be pre-paid, no refunds
Join the nationally-recognized Indianapolis Jazz Orchestra and their talented vocalists for a romantic evening of world-class big band entertainment. This special concert and dance will highlight popular music from the Great American Songbook concerning love, romance, and affairs of the heart. Featured songs will include My Funny Valentine, I'm In The Mood For Love, Secret Love, Heart And Soul, My Foolish Heart, Our Love Is Here To Stay, plus many more. Dancers will appreciate the Athenaeum Theatre's large, permanent wooden dance floor that will be open for swing, ballroom, and casual dancing. This event also has reserved table seating and will offer a full cash bar.
Join the nationally-recognized Indianapolis Jazz Orchestra, and their talented vocalists, for a romantic evening of world-class big band entertainment. This special concert and dance will highlight popular music from the Great American Songbook concerning love, romance, and affairs of the heart. Featured songs will include My Funny Valentine, I'm In The Mood For Love, Secret Love, Heart And Soul, My Foolish Heart, Our Love Is Here To Stay, plus many more. Dancers will appreciate the Athenaeum Theatre's new, large, permanent wooden dance floor that will be open for swing, ballroom, and casual dancing. This event also has reserved table seating and will offer a full cash bar with snacks. $20 in advance ($25 at the door) & $10 for students.
Join the nationally-recognized Indianapolis Jazz Orchestra and their talented vocalists for a romantic evening of world-class big band entertainment. This special concert and dance will highlight popular music from the Great American Songbook concerning love, romance, and affairs of the heart. Featured songs will include My Funny Valentine, I'm In The Mood For Love, Secret Love, Heart And Soul, My Foolish Heart, Our Love Is Here To Stay, plus many more. Dancers will appreciate the Athenaeum Theatre's large, permanent wooden dance floor that will be open for swing, ballroom, and casual dancing. This event also has reserved table seating and will offer a full cash bar.
Fans say that Branch's sound combines the rock-blues vocal stylings of John Mayer with the acoustic musings of Jack Johnson and Jason Mraz, all mashed up together into great music that is all his own.Born and raised in a small town in Indiana, Branch Gordon began his songwriting career at the impressionable age of 7. Under the strict tutelage of his classical piano instructor, Branch learned the foundations to musical theory for nearly 10 years before being forever corrupted by rock-and-roll.Almost two decades later, this singer / songwriter has transformed into a musical prodigy, able to effortlessly move from keyboards and guitars, vocals and percussion, from the electronic to the analog realm, with an ease and familiarity that is awe inspiring.Branch delivered his first CD Release, titled "Under the Fluorescent Lights" in 2008; a personal tribute to 9-5 working musicians that dream of something more. His original music touches on experiences ranging from painful break-ups to the afterlife. The angry blues rock hit "So Long" describes being fed-up with relationship drama, and is currently enjoying a spot on the top 10 blues-rock chart on GarageBand.com.Produced by William Smith (http://www.myspace.com/producersmith), and under the direction of Tyler Music Group (www.tylermusicgroup.com) in Nashville, TN, Branch released his self-titled E.P. in the summer of 2009. The demo was recorded at the Sound Emporium, and brought together some of Nashville's finest musicians.
All ages event. Thrown by Naptown Hip Hop Congress, and "The Yats Boys". Lineup features Rusty Redenbacher, The Grand National Champions, Scoot Dubbs, The Guilford Blackouts, DMA (formally Jookabox) and Proforms.
$5.