Dinner and drinks service starts 1 hour before showtimes. Instrumental Jazz, The Chenowith Daley Trio The trio explores music of the 70s era. Jim Chenoweth, Bass Kevin Daley, Guitar Will Chenoweth, Drums Jim Chenoweth is a long time veteran of the Twin Cities music scene. He has performed with virtually every established jazz artist in the metro area. Mostly known for playing the acoustic bass, this trio features Jim on the electric bass guitar. Since graduating from the Berklee College of Music in 1981, Kevin Daley’s been active as a performer, educator, author and composer. In addition, he’s written a wide array of compositions for guitar and ensembles. Kevin is the recipient of awards from the West Bank School of Music, Twin Cities Jazz Society J to Z concert series and the Minnesota Jazz Music Awards. Will Chenoweth is an up and coming drummer who has studied his craft for the last 14 years under numerous instructors. He is also a former student of the University of Minnesota’s jazz program. Although he has mostly studied jazz, his playing is also inspired by fusion, prog rock and metal.

Dinner and cocktail seating and service begins 1 hour before showtimes. Jazz With a Cowboy Hat Playing swingin’ Texas dance hall music in the tradition of Bob Wills, Milton Brown, Ernest Tubb and Spade Cooley with a sprinkling of Hank Williams and other early honky-tonk legends. Their music features signature twin and triple leads on accordion, fiddle, pedal steel and guitar with soulful vocals, all backed by a hard-swingin’ rhythm section. Dan Newton accordion/vocals Richard Kriehn fiddle/vocals Joe Savage pedal steel/vocals Dan Lowinger guitar Vaughn Asselstine upright bass Dehl Gallagher drums Tom Schaefer fiddle Dan Newton performed many times on A Prairie Home Companion and played Western swing with various bands since the 1980s. He serves triple duty as the front man, accordionist and lead vocalist. “The crowd of over 600 were roaring their approval beginning the moment they heard the first twang from the stage. Honky-Tonk Jump played old favorites and new tunes with an ease that comes from the many years they’ve all played professionally.” – MIssissippi Music HonkyTonkJump.com