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MAY 2019 ENTERTAINMENT CALENDAR
MAY ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE
MONDAYS MAY 24
Nic Jackson W/Luke Miller Trio
MAY 6 & 27 7:30pm - 12:30am
Inbar Starr 7-10pm
MAY 30
MAY 13 & 21 Cary Robyn Green W/Gary Wicks Trio
ALANA CHIRINO 7-10pm 7:30pm - 12:30am
TUESDAYS SATURDAYS
May 7, 14, 21 & 28 May 4th
Emma-Jane Thommen, 7-10pm Emma-Jane Thommen W/Marcel Camargo Trio
7:30pm - 12:30am
WEDNESDAYS
MAY 11
Leah Ashton W/Charels Ruggiero Trio
MAY 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29
7:30pm - 12:30am
Joe LoPiccolo Flamenco Trio, 6pm-10pm
May 18
THURSDAYS Joanna Wallfisch W/Carey Frank Trio
7:30pm - 12:30am
MAY 2
Melisssa Morgan Band, 6:00-10:00pm May 25
Greylyn W/Luke Miller Tio
MAY 9, 16, 23 & 30 7:30pm - 12:30am
Adam Michaelson Band 7:00-11:00pm
FRIDAYS SUNDAYS
May 5, 19 & 26
MAY 3 & 17 Dos Caipirinha Brunch 12-3pm
Alana Chirino w/ Luke Miller Trio Flamenco Guitar Duo, 6-9pm
7:30pm - 12:30am
*Mothers Day May 12
MAY 10 Jazz Guitar Duo,12-4pm
Jevon McGlory W/Luke Miller Trio Dos Caipirinha Duo, 4-8pm
7:30pm - 12:30am
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MEET THE ARTISTS
THE ARTISTS
INBAR STARR
With her dynamically exquisite voice, Israeli artist Inbar Horowitz
has been captivating audiences from a very young age. The
singer/songwriter shares delightful melodies with a unique
storytelling ability.
EMMA-JANE THOMMEN
Emma-Jane Thommen has played at prestigious venues including at the
Pyramids in Egypt, opening for Norah Jones & Corinne Bailey Rae at
LA’s famous Greek Theatre, UK & US festivals and concerts alongside
Bryan Adams, Ben Howard, Newton Faulkner, Gabrielle Aplin, and a
stint on the Queen Mary 2 playing alongside The Who’s Roger Daltrey &
Squeeze Legend Chris Difford.
ADAM MICHAELSON BAND
Originally from New York City, Adam Michaelson is a Los Angeles
based singer/songwriter and piano player. Adam began playing the
piano at the age of two, and began singing in his early teens. Adam
has appeared on Broadway, as the “Piano Man”, in the hit Broadway
musical, “Movin’ Out”, he has twice received honorable mention in the
Billboard National Songwriting Contest, and he performs all over the
world, jazz and R&B group.
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MELISSA MORGAN
Melissa Morgan began studying piano at age four. During high school
she began singing with local choirs and was soon performing with vocal
groups across the country and abroad. In 1998, Morgan entered SUNY
Purchase Conservatory of Music. She has been a regular performer
at some of New York’s top jazz rooms such as Smalls, Smoke and St.
Nick’s Pub. She has appeared with her own trio as well as other artists
including Harold Mabern, David Hazeltine, and Sam Yahel.
MAURICE SMITH
On any given day you can find him serenading audiences at local ven-
ues. An old soul, Maurice is clearly influenced by the greats. He counts
among his influences, Marvin Gaye, Bill Withers, and Al Green and is
often compared to the celebrated tenors of our time such as Stokeley,
Raphael Saadiq, El DeBarge, and the greatest of them all Stevie Won-
der.
Nic Jackson
Nic Jackson is at the prime of his life. With no need for a stage name,
the breakthrough artist stands above the rest with his soulful voice,
breathtaking melodies, and tasteful instrumentation. He attributes his mu-
sic style to legends like Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Prince, Marvin
Gaye, Smokey Robinson, Tower of Power, Brian McKnight, Sharon
Jackson (his mother) and his Aunt Janice Marie Johnson of the Grammy
Award-winning group, A Taste of Honey. Nic applies his inspiration to
being genuine within his music and his performances.
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MEET THE ARTISTS
JOANNA WALLFISCH
Hailed by pianist Fred Hersch as, “a real discovery—a first-rate musician
in every way,” London born singer-songwriter Joanna Wallfisch has
emerged as an important voice, combining “the intimate purview of a
singer-songwriter with the technical liberties of a jazz improviser” (The
Boston Globe).With a classical and jazz background her music com-
bines post-folk and art-song with a poetic lyricism which The New York
Times described as “sensitive and deep”.
GRETJE ANGELL
Mainly influenced by Anita O’Day, Chet Baker, Ella Fitzgerald, and
Carmen McRae, Gretje’s sense of rhythm and phrasing - with a pure,
even tone to match - is inspired by these jazz greats. Her tongue dances
lightly over both Brazilian rhythms and swing, giving into the music with
improvisational performances, making her a tour de force on the scene
and rivaling contemporary vocalists such as the much admired Cyrille
Aimee and Diana Krall.
Alana Chirino
She is the daughter of Cuban legendary singer Willy Chirino and pop
diva Lisette Alvarez. To say music flows through her DNA is an under-
statement. Her three sisters are all musicians that play separately as well
as together and all have had their own successes. It wasn’t that The De-
fiant was born not wanting to continue the success that might come with
using a family name, it was that the path Alana was paving is clearly her
own. Her talent as a singer, songwriter is equivalent to her talent as a
bassist. She is a force to be reckoned with as a multifaceted artist wheth-
er recording in the studio or performing around LA.
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MEET THE ARTISTS
THE ARTISTS
JOE LOPICCOLO FLAMENCO TRIO
Joe LoPiccolo is a guitarist and composer whose work is influenced by
Brazilian, Classical, Flamenco and Jazz genres. Writer Dan O’Heron
of the Pasadena Weekly states his music is: “Soft spoken eloquence,
fascinatingly improvised.” Andy Ellis, former senior editor of Guitar Player
wrote: “LoPiccolo’s impeccably executed, imaginative arrangements
reveal his mastery of the guitar and its most subtle timbres.”
GREYLYN
Grey, recently on NBC’s 5th Season of the hit singing show “The Voice”
has wowed audiences across the globe with her powerful vocal perfor-
mances. Grey worked with Adam Levine to make her way to the Top 20
with powerhouse songs such as “Catch My Breath” and “Already Gone”
by Kelly Clarkson, “Domino” by Jessie J, and “Still Into You” by Paramore.
She’s a sweet, unassuming girl with lots of personality. Grey has been
compared with big artists such as Kelly Clarkson and Sara Bareilles. Her
style and ability to story tell and convey emotion in a song is what truly
sets her apart.
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