Erik Jekabson on trumpet, Adam Shulman on piano, Dan Feiszli on bass and Jeff Marrs on drums play the music of Rogers and Hart.
Erik Jekabson on trumpet, Adam Shulman on piano, Dan Feiszli on bass and Jeff Marrs on drums play the music of Rogers and Hart.
Erik leads a quartet from 7-8pm and hosts a jam session afterwards.
Bay Area chamber-jazz collective Erik Jekabson’s Stringtet — a gathering of the region’s finest musicians — turns its focus to the legacy of Duke Ellington. Special guest vocalist Jackie Ryan brings her warm, commanding voice to the evening, lending new depth to Ellington’s enduring catalog.
With Erik Jekabson (trumpet), Jackie Ryan (vocals), Mads Tolling (violin), Charith Premawardhana (viola), Dave Ellis (saxophones), Dillon Vado (vibraphone), Adam Shulman (piano), John Wiitala (bass), Brian Fishler (drums).
$56.00
The Electric Squeezebox Orchestra continues it's second Sunday residency at the Jazzschool.
$25, $15 for students
The ESO features resident poet Avotcja in preparation for recording a CD of their collaborations with her.
The ESO plays at 222 Gallery.
Erik Jekabson, trumpet; Jackie Ryan, vocals; Dave Ellis, saxophones; Mads Tolling, violin; Charith Premawardhana, viola; Adam Shulman, piano; John Wiitala, bass; Tommy Kesecker, vibes; Brian Fishler, drums
Bach Dancing and Dynamite Society, 311 Mirada Road, Half Moon Bay
Erik Jekabson, trumpet; Jackie Ryan, vocals; Dave Ellis, saxophones; Dillon Vado, vibes; Mads Tolling, violin; Charith Premawardhana, viola; Adam Shulman, piano; Dan Feiszli, bass; Brian Fishler, drums
Twenty-four years after the release of DO WHAT I WANT, the last album recorded by Howard Fishman Quartet, the songwriter and bandleader reunites with his original band to preview material for a new album slated for release later this year. This special, one-night only event will be the quartet's first public appearance together since 2003. The band includes: Russell Farhang (violin) Jon Flaugher (bass), Erik Jekabson (trumpet), and Mark McLean (drums), along with Fishman's vocals and guitar –– a group that helped pioneer the Brooklyn music scene of the late 90s and early aughts.
Terrence Brewer, guitar, bandleader; Erik Jekabson, trumpet; Adam Theis, trombone; Anne Sajdera, piano; Daniel Lucca Parenti, bass, Carrie Jahde, drums
The ESO features Anne Sajdera, Jean Fineberg, Jamie Zee and Andrea Claburn
$20 general, $10 students
Erik Jekabson, trumpet; Matt Renzi, woodwinds and saxophone; Dillon Vado, vibes; Ian McArdle, piano; Dan Feiszli, bass; Jon Arkin, drums
Kenny Washington, vocals; Erik Jekabson, trumpet; Ben Goldberg, clarinet; Dan Zemelman, piano; Ron Belcher, bass; Deszon Claiborne, drums
Lara Louise, guitar, vocals; Gawain Matthews, guitar, John R. Burr, piano, Aaron Germain, bass, Erik Jekabson, trumpet, Brian Fishler, drums
The ESO continues its second Sunday residency.
$20 general, $10 students
Ray Obiedo (guitar) with Phil Hawkins on steel pans, Erik Jekabson on trumpet, Murray Low on piano, Dan Feiszli on bass, Jon Bendich on percussion and Colin Douglas on drums. Two shows, 9 and 10:30pm.
$40
Fred Randolph, bass, compositions and arrangements, Sheldon Brown, woodwinds; Murray Low, piano; Brian Fishler, drums
$25
Erik Jekabson leads his quintet in a musical tribute to three cities: San Francisco, New York and New Orleans (all cities he lived in) The quintet features Kasey Knudsen, saxophones, Matt Clark, piano, John Wiitala, bass and Jeff Marrs, drums
Erik Jekabson, trumpet; Adam Shulman; organ; Jon Arkin, drums.