Live Music

Dinner and drinks service starts 1 hour before showtimes. An Entertaining Show Full of Timeless Classics The popular STORY TELLERS series is back with another great show! This time featuring the legendary music of Elton John, Neil Diamond and Cat Stevens. This special night will include hits like Bennie and The Jets, Tiny Dancer, Cracklin’ Rosie, Longfellow Serenade, Wild World, Morning Has Broken, and many more. Plus, some glorious singalongs!! Jay Fuchs: Piano, Lead and Harmony VocalsJames A. Rocco: Lead and Harmony VocalsAndy LaCasse: Guitar, Harmonica, Lead and Harmony Vocals Kris Stauffer: Bass, Harmony VocalsReid Kennedy: Drums Jay Fuchs, James A. Rocco and Andy LaCasse are all beloved veterans of the entertainment world.Jay Fuchs is a distinguished entertainer and music educator. Jay has a rich career spanning many decades. Known for his partnership with Erin Schwab, being the founder and director of Dr. Jay’s Cabaret, and his role as Music Theory Department Head at McNally Smith College of Music, Jay has performed for audiences worldwide, from Crooners and The W – Minneapolis to The Governor’s Inauguration Ball. His ability to connect with audiences makes him a sought-after figure in the music industry.James A. Rocco is a Broadway and recording artist, recognized as the Twin Cities Vocalist of the Decade. James has sung alongside legends like Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter Nestor Torres, Darlene Love, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Blossom Dearie, Andrew Lloyd Webber and so many others. From Carnegie Hall and The Kennedy Center to local venues like Crooners and the Ordway, James captivates audiences with his powerful voice and charismatic stage presence.Andy LaCasse is a multi-talented guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter, Andy’s new album, “Your Little Gift”, is now available on all streaming platforms. He can also be heard on several recent releases by pop artist Mr Mooq, three children’s records by Kit and Kaboodle and on television for the Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode, “The Dead Talk Back”. His unique energy, rhythmic grace and authenticity perfectly complements the trio, rounding out this seamless blend, creating a harmonious force.

Dinner and drinks service starts 1 hour before showtimes. Great Hard Bop Jazz The Clifford Brown/Max Roach Quintet was “firing on all cylinders, this is take no prisoners, uncompromised 1950’s hard bop at its best.” Clifford Brown, who brought us jazz standards such as Joy Spring, was often considered the best hard bop trumpet player during his short life. Besides Clifford, his partnering with Grammy winning, Downbeat Magazine hall of fame drummer Max Roach led to several “Best hard bop Jazz recordings of all time.” You’ll be taken back in time with some challenging yet uplifting hard bop selections, including “deep cuts” from this award winning group. Steve Wagner: Trumpet Phil Hey: Drums Adi Yeshaya: Piano Dave Brattain: Sax Graydon Peterson: Bass Steve Wagner had been a mainstay in the jazz music scene since the 1980’s, playing virtually every jazz club and theater in the twin cities area. Steve also toured with Bobby Watson of Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers. Phil Hey has been a first call drummer and a mainstay in the jazz community for decades. Phil has appeared in over 125 recordings and has also played for film soundtracks and touring broadway shows.

Tom Mobry is an emerging Americana Folk/Rock singer-songwriter from Savage, MN that has appeared on stage with many local songwriters and recently opened for Mark Ross and the Three-Nineteen at the White Squirrel.

Join us at 6:30 pm for The Bistro Showcase Hosted by Jun Sugiyama Featuring Componsey & Chanelmarie Brooks For more information, visit our Events & Music Facebook page