Crooners Main Stage

Join us as we celebrate the swinging and timeless music of Buddy Rich. Dinner and drinks service starts 1 hour before showtime. Jazz, Big Band The Friday, July 26 and Saturday, July 27 Salute to Buddy Rich performances are sold out. Crooners has added two more performances on Saturday, September 21 at 5:00 and 8:00. Visit croonersmn.com for tickets! Joe Pulice salutes Buddy Rich with an all-star band of musicians from the Twin Cities. This performance will highlight the music that Buddy made famous throughout his illustrious career. Alto Saxophone – Brian Grivna, Dave Milne Tenor Saxophone – Pete Whitman, Mark Henderson Baritone Saxophone – Rich Manik Trumpets – Bob Hallgrimson, Jeff Gottwig, Steve Wagner, Doug Snapp Trombones – Pete Enblom, Dave Graf, Wade Clark Piano – Adi Yeshaya Electric Bass – Dave Mendenhall Drums – Joe Pulice Joe Pulice toured with Woody Herman and his Thundering Herd during Woody’s 50th Anniversary Tour in 1986. Joe won a Minnesota Jazz Music Award as a member of world-renowned drummer Eric Kamau Gravatt’s group “Kamanari”. During the 1990’s, Joe was a member of Jack McDuff’s New York based band, “The Heatin’ System.” Joe was the drummer in the JazzMN Orchestra for 20 years and is currently playing with the Adi Yeshaya Orchestra as he has for the past 30 years.

Dinner and cocktail seating and service begins 1 hour before showtimes. The Best of the Beatles, 1966-1970 Adam Levy, guitars, vocalsJohn Eller, guitars, vocalsJoe Carey, guitars, vocalsBrandon Sampson, guitars, vocalsTom Scott, keyboardsPaul Scott, keyboardsJohn Fields, bassKen Chastain, drums, vocalsDavid Foley, horns, woodwindsJohn Sievers, trombone Andy Nelson, woodwindsJacqueline Ultan, cello The Shabby Road Orchestra is a 12-piece Minneapolis ensemble dedicated to the faithful live recreation of the Beatles’ late-period recordings, note-for-note as heard on the band’s final five albums. The band formed in 2017, performing each of the band’s final five albums from start to finish on the 50th anniversary of their release. “We play the music the Beatles never performed, with jokes.”

Dinner and cocktail seating and service begins 1 hour before showtimes. The Best of the Beatles, 1966-1970 Adam Levy, guitars, vocalsJohn Eller, guitars, vocalsJoe Carey, guitars, vocalsBrandon Sampson, guitars, vocalsTom Scott, keyboardsPaul Scott, keyboardsJohn Fields, bassKen Chastain, drums, vocalsDavid Foley, horns, woodwindsJohn Sievers, trombone Andy Nelson, woodwindsJacqueline Ultan, cello The Shabby Road Orchestra is a 12-piece Minneapolis ensemble dedicated to the faithful live recreation of the Beatles’ late-period recordings, note-for-note as heard on the band’s final five albums. The band formed in 2017, performing each of the band’s final five albums from start to finish on the 50th anniversary of their release. “We play the music the Beatles never performed, with jokes.”

Welcome to Crooners Classics – every Wednesday will have a 5:30 PM show highlighting a classic act from music history! Wednesday’s Crooners Classics Vintage Jazz, Ink Spots, Vocal Jazz Don’t miss this “ one – night only ” appearance ! Joining We3 on stage is drummer extraordinaire Sheila Earley! Together, this quartet will pay tribute to timeless tunes with new and familiar interpretations of popular, jazz, swing, blues standards, and so much more! Renee Patrick, vocalsNicole Pesce, piano, keyboardSuzanne Lansford, violin, vocalsSheila Earley, drums We3 performed their very first concert together on October 1, 2016, at the Nash in downtown Phoenix. An undeniable chemistry was recognized, and the group continued to perform sold out shows at the MIM and Phoenix Theatre along with recording their first f ull length CD, “ We ’ ll Meet Again ”. These ladies are a powerhouse of talents combined, featuring vocalist Renee Grant Patrick (daughter to the late George Grant of the world – famous Ink Spots), violinist Suzanne Lansford, and pianist Nicole Pesce. We3 have appeared on AZTV ’s Channel 7 as the “ Best of the Daily Mix ” – and they ’ve performed at the Chandler Jazz Festival , Fresno Sounds of Mardi Gras Festival, & T he AZ Classic Jazz Festival , along with sold out shows at the ASU KERR Cultural Center, Chandler Center for the Arts and the Orpheum Theatre. “The whole is much greater than the sum of its parts. Passion, happiness, contentment, pure joy, sparklers, jazz hands, constant splashes of loveliness, the definition of present tense, effortless mastery, CLASSical! Ragtime! Old school jazz violin! Soul, soul, soul. You ladies are something else. “ – Adam Clark, Los Angeles Drummer & Recording Artist www.we3music.com

Dinner and drinks service starts 1 hour before showtimes. Jazz Trio Performing their unique renditions of your favorite hits old and new. Chan PolingJohn MunsonSteve Roehm The three core members of The New Standards all come from illustrious Twin Cities bands. Chan Poling founded the seminal Punk/New Wave band The Suburbs. John Munson was an original member of Trip Shakespeare and the chart-topping Semisonic. And Steve Roehm started on drums in the Texas punk outfit Billygoat and the avant-jazz Electropolis. “What a terrific combo. Everything they do is a surprise.” –Greil Marcus TheNewStandards.com