Bistro and Music House
Don Walker of Funks Grove hosts Saturday Brunch! Bottomless mimosas, handrolled beignets and and Creole Bloody Marys.
Live music 12pm - 2pm
Brunch served 10:30am - 3pm
Bar opens at 10:30am
New Orleans Rock’n’Roll Funk
Nightly stews feature the following ingredients: some native New Orleans kick (Dr. John, The Meters, Trombone Shorty, etc.), our own Classic Rock blend (Rolling Stones, Steely Dan, etc.), some funk-fried R&B (Bill Withers, Billy Preston, Stevie Wonder, etc.), a dab of Jazz (Cannonball Adderly, Freddie Hubbard, etc.) and some special secret spices we throw in to bring it all to a scrumptious Boiling Boogie. No one will leave the joint hungry, but they will all be asking for more!
$5 Cover. Call 314-367-3644 for reservations.
Swing Jazz performed live by Miss Jubilee, pianist Ethan Leinwand and trumpet player TJ Muller.
“Kirchhoff is the dynamic voice of Miss Jubilee, a name that has been synonymous with blues & hot jazz in St. Louis for a decade. The piano/vocal core of the group is what drives the sound. Pianist Ethan Leinwand is an excellent barrelhouse blues piano player nestled in the cradle of ragtime. Kirchhoff’s excellent rhythmic vocalization transforms old blues songs into something fresh and relatable. Her voice is an instrument, her impeccable timing guiding the band and getting right down in the ensemble mix.”
–Joe Bebco, Syncopated Times
For reservations, please call 314-367-3644.
Music: 11:30am - 2:30pm
Kitchen open 10:30am - 3pm
Bar open 10:30am - 4pm
Sooz Kim is a St. Louis based Korean-American singer. With a marshmallow heart and a head full of bees, she writes acoustic pop songs about heartbreak, disappointment, procrastination, and animals. Drawing on influences from the 1930’s to now, she often uses traditional song structures to express how absurd life can be.
She was first inspired to write songs by Green Day and Blink-182 but most people think she sounds as if Natalie Merchant, the Muppets, and the Barenaked Ladies cowrote a musical.
St. Louis Singer-Songwrtier Ahna Schoenjoff performs 12pm-2pm.
Brunch served 10:30am-3pm
Bar opens art 10:30am
Bottomless Mimosas and Bloody Marys available until 4pm.
Colin Trusedell is a two-time Global Music Award© winner and one of the most versatile bass players in the United States in the field of jazz, fusion, pop and rock music. He is also an active writer, arranger, bandleader and entrepreneur.
Trusedell’s award-winning recordings have been lauded in publications all over the world as he has steadily advanced his musical career in the United States and abroad. His projects have been featured in Downbeat, Jazz Times, All About Jazz, Bass Magazine, NoTreble, Bass Musician Magazine, Bass Quarterly, and ArtistXite.
Colin has extensive touring experience with the U.S. Navy Band Northeast, U.S. Air Force Band of Mid America, and the U.S. Air Force Academy Band, performing nationally and internationally with appearances on NBC’s Today Show, Fox & Friends, the Montel Williams Show, and ESPN’s SportsNation. He has had the privilege to perform concerts with the Boston Pops Symphony Orchestra, Said El Artist, Bill Watrous, Tierney Sutton, Alan Vizzutti, and Dick Oats.
1920's & 30's Hot Jazz, Hokum & Low-Down Blues
"A kind of hot elegant rawness, a wild oxymoron that will make sense with the first listening." --Michael Steinman of Jazz Lives • https://jazzlives.
Featuring piping hot beignets and bottomless mimosas! For reservations, please call 314-367-3644.
Music 11:30am - 2:30pm
Bar 10:30am - 4pm
Kitchen 10:30am - 3pm
A St. Louis mashup with music makers Cara and Dan of West End Junction and St. Louis Blues veterans Tim and Lisa of Uncle Albert.
All jazz musicians welcome to sit in or just take in the vibe. Hosted by upright bassist Guy Cantonwine of the Jazz Troubadours.
Ptah Williams is one of St. Louis’ finest jazz pianists. He makes the piano breathe and dance. Ptah Williams has performed with Freddie Hubbard, George Benson, James Moody, and many other household names of jazz. He has performed at the North Sea Jazz Festival, the Chesterfield Wine and Jazz Festival, The Hermann Jazz Festival and many concerts and festivals throughout Europe.
Ptah will be performing with the legendary bassist Glen Smith and equally talented percussionist Drew Weiss.
Known around St. Louis for their use of loop pedals and onstage chemistry, West End Junction is an alternative folk duo from St. Louis, MO, comprised of Cara Ristau (vocals, keys, and percussion) and Dan Ristau (guitar). The pair met in 2014 in a south St. Louis apartment jam session through mutual friends. Unable to stay away from the music that brought them together, they created the name West End Junction in 2019. Their music, heavily influenced by folk, Americana, and indie country, has been described as "haunting" by Gesso Magazine and "ethereal" by Grateful Web. Lyricist Cara Ristau's words often reflect themes around social justice and spiritualism with a particular focus on climate change.
Live Music: Noon - 2pm
Brunch served 10:30am - 3pm
Bar open 10:30am
Low-Down Blues, Hokum and Hot Jazz from the 1920s and 30s
“A kind of hot elegant rawness, a wild oxymoron that will make sense with the first listening.” – Michael Steinman , Jazz Lives
Music 11:30am - 2:30pm
Kitchen 10:30am - 3pm
Bar 10:30am - 4pm
Reservations recommended but not required. Please call 314-267-3644.
Authentic 1930s Swing Jazz
Led by multi-instrumentalist vocalist TJ Muller. TJ is known for his charismatic approach to early jazz, energetic performances and passion for sharing the stories and history behind the music.
Singer, Songwriter, Musician, Teacher.
Former Frontman for Roots of a Rebellion.
Andy Orahood: Drums/Vocals
Sean O’Hara: Bass/Trumpet
Kyle Nienhaus: Guitar/Bass/Organ
Fresh Live Louisiana Crawfish flown in to StL Lambert Airport morning of event and boiled by Brent Beckman and LSU Crew on site.
Full Regular Menu and Bar Menu available 11am to 10pm
Live Music Schedule:
11am - 12:30pm St. Louis Banjo Club
1pm - 2:30pm Mary Rodgers Menagerie (Nashville, TN)
3pm - 4:30pm Bob Case & His Wild Accusations
5pm - 7pm Jim Manley Jazz All-Stars
7:30pm - 10:30pm Backwater Stompers Brass Band
Tickets available at https://evangelinescrawfishboil2026.eventbrite.com.
1920's & 30's Hot Jazz, Hokum & Low-Down Blues
"A kind of hot elegant rawness, a wild oxymoron that will make sense with the first listening." --Michael Steinman of Jazz Lives • https://jazzlives.
For reservations, please call 314-367-3644.
Music: 11:30am - 2:30pm
Brunch served 10:30am - 3pm
Bar 10:30am - 4pm
Featuring jazz guitarist Josiah Joyce and percussionist Drew Weiss. Their first full length album is available for streaming at https://josiedrew.bandcamp.com.
Americana artists Mac Leapheart and Cody Gentry tour the Midwest for series of song swap shows.
“Like a more countrified version of John Prine, or a more compositionally-minded version of Jerry Jeff Walker during his gonzo era, Mac Leaphart immediately earns your ear and devotion with this handful of incredibly well-written songwriter songs and rousing boot scooters that are just about perfectly produced and ripe for repeat listening. ”— Kyle “Trigger” Coroneos, Saving Country Music
Born and raised in Upstate SC, the first song Cody Gentry ever learned the lyrics to was "Please Don't Bury Me" by John Prine. From there, Cody began writing and performing his own songs influenced by the towering country and folk performers of times past such as Guy Clark, Ted Hawkins, and Townes Van Zandt. His affection for history through storytelling along with the writings of Flannery O'Connor, David Joy, and Larry Brown have blended with his unique sound to create a wholly original illustration of true Americana. He has shared the stage with many bands and individuals including the songwriting legend and musical mentor David Childers. When asked what kind of music he plays, Cody cheekily breaks into Roger Miller's classic tune: "Funny I don't fit. Where have all the average people gone?"
The stories will remain.
Originals and covers from the 1960's to the 21st Century - pop, rock, blues (and a hint of jazz).
St. Louis Singer-Songwrtier Ahna Schoenjoff performs 12pm-2pm.
Brunch served 10:30am-3pm
Bar opens art 10:30am
Bottomless Mimosas and Bloody Marys available until 4pm.
Big Band Jazz
Joe Bozzi is best known for wowing crowds at the St. Louis Playboy Club at Vandeventer and Lindell Boulevard. During the club's heyday in the 1960s, Bozzi backed up musical icons like trumpet player Dizzy Gillespie and saxophonist Cannonball Adderly. Popular entertainers such as Johnny Carson and Bill Cosby appeared regularly during his tenure at the Playboy Club.
Now a St. Louis legend and considered the "Godfather of St. Louis Music", Joe's music is a blend of traditional and modern jazz. However, if the occasion calls for pop, rock or top 40 music, Joe and the band provide the best in these genres as well, with Joe on the trumpet as well as his beloved vibes.
$5 cover. Reservations available at 314-367-3644.
“Kirchhoff is the dynamic voice of Miss Jubilee, a name that has been synonymous with blues & hot jazz in St. Louis for a decade. The piano/vocal core of the group is what drives the sound. Pianist Ethan Leinwand is an excellent barrelhouse blues piano player nestled in the cradle of ragtime. Kirchhoff’s excellent rhythmic vocalization transforms old blues songs into something fresh and relatable. Her voice is an instrument, her impeccable timing guiding the band and getting right down in the ensemble mix.”
–Joe Bebco, Syncopated Times
Brunch 10;30am - 4pm
Live Music 11:30am - 2:30pm
Bar 10:30am - 4pm
Reservations recommended but not required. Please call 314-367-3644.
Folk-ish Fuel for your Psychedelic Soul
“Fans will get a rolling, mid-tempo jam with an organic feel and excellent instrumentation. For anyone who’s into the modern jam scene and acts who roll folk fusion à la Billy Strings, ‘She Drives Me’ offers just the right mix of a nod to tradition and a fresh, personal spin. Brown Mountain Lightning Bugs are on the prowl, windows down, letting the music do the driving.” — LyricalOddysey
If Jerry Garcia and Tom Waits made an Appalachian music duo, it might sound a little like the Brown Mountain Lightning Bugs. Hailing from Winston-Salem, NC Zack and Kendra Harding blend the traditional with the trippy to create original music they like to call folk(ish). Officially formed in 2016, the two have played extensively throughout the US, as well as toured internationally. They recently returned from a tour to the UK and Ireland, and are working on completing their third album. Their unique blend of sounds and easygoing personalities have recently earned the duo slots at Mill Farm Music Party (UK), Front Porch Fest, Rockwood Music Hall, Piedmont Folkways, and more.
Dedicated to the performance and preservation of West coast jazz, Midwest Jazz-tette swings the instrumental sounds inspired by Stan Getz, Shorty Rogers, Gerry Mulligan, Dave Pell and many others.
Members of the High school Jazz Band travel from Eskridge, KS perform.
Brunch served 10:30am to 3pm
Music 12pm - 2pm
Bar opens at 10:30am
A special jazz powerhouse performance with bassist Glen Smith and percussionist Drew Weiss, saxophonist Larry Johnson and amazing vocalist Kim Fuller.
1920's & 30's Hot Jazz, Hokum & Low-Down Blues
"A kind of hot elegant rawness, a wild oxymoron that will make sense with the first listening." --Michael Steinman of Jazz Lives • https://jazzlives.
Featuring piping hot beignets and bottomless mimosas! For reservations, please call 314-367-3644.
Music 11:30am - 2:30pm
Bar 10:30am - 4pm
Kitchen 10:30am - 3pm
Classical, Latin, Pop, & Original tunes
Guitar duo from St. Louis
https://youtube.com/@duoclassico-2gtrs?si=OdLDepOK4nQEIGZ8
All jazz musicians welcome to sit in or just take in the vibe. Hosted by upright bassist Guy Cantonwine of the Jazz Troubadours.
" Comprised of seasoned award-winning, artists composers and multi-instrumentalists with variety of eclectic backgrounds and genres collaborating to make real music in real time for real people and breaking a lot of the traditonal rules in the process"...come and get STUNG by ARRAIA!
Singer-Songwriter Sooz Kim is joined by Steve Larson in performing her silly/folk/blues/pop stories.
Brunch served 10:30am - 3pm
Music 12pm - 2pm
Bar opens at 10:30am
“Jim can make his trumpet soar, pop, sizzle and purr –he can do it all!”
ROSS GENTILE –WSIE 88.7j
Kitchen 10:30am - 3pm
Live music 11:30am - 2:30pm
Bar 10:30am - 4pm
Reservations recommended but not required. Please call 314-367-3644.
Authentic 1930s Swing Jazz
Led by multi-instrumentalist vocalist TJ Muller. TJ is known for his charismatic approach to early jazz, energetic performances and passion for sharing the stories and history behind the music.
Outlaw Rock Country
Prone to the fiery attitude of indie punk rockers and body surfers this music is a raw shot through the soul that’s not missing any bones of drunken amphetamine induced reality. These guys consciously hit farther into the raw cornering attitudes of rebellious country music. Their ‘matter of fact’ rockgrass style dawns the likes of ratrod jackets and Dead Kennedys shirts while footed up with Jack Purcells. Hailing from the Midwestern United States their evident diversity has taken them from performing melodies with Mickey Gilley to an all stage rock fury with Reverend Horton Heat and two international tours. A ‘UK’ fan described. “The Bob band has a lyrical skill of spinning a dark and twisting yarn with the raucous heavy playing and energy of a pub-brawl.” Noted by news journals to have “a live show of music passion so unexpected, it’s seen to be harmoniously epic.” Maverick Magazine Europe described them as “an outfit that knows how to balance energetic songs with emotionally created tunes which impress continually. They are a song writing gem.
Known around St. Louis for their use of loop pedals and onstage chemistry, West End Junction is an alternative folk duo from St. Louis, MO, comprised of Cara Ristau (vocals, keys, and percussion) and Dan Ristau (guitar). The pair met in 2014 in a south St. Louis apartment jam session through mutual friends. Unable to stay away from the music that brought them together, they created the name West End Junction in 2019. Their music, heavily influenced by folk, Americana, and indie country, has been described as "haunting" by Gesso Magazine and "ethereal" by Grateful Web. Lyricist Cara Ristau's words often reflect themes around social justice and spiritualism with a particular focus on climate change.
Live Music: Noon - 2pm
Brunch: 10:30am - 3pm
1920's & 30's Hot Jazz, Hokum & Low-Down Blues
"A kind of hot elegant rawness, a wild oxymoron that will make sense with the first listening." --Michael Steinman of Jazz Lives • https://jazzlives.
Featuring piping hot beignets and bottomless mimosas! For reservations, please call 314-367-3644.
Music 11:30am - 2:30pm
Bar 10:30am - 4pm
Kitchen 10:30am - 3pm
Featuring jazz guitarist Josiah Joyce and percussionist Drew Weiss. Their first full length album is available for streaming at https://josiedrew.bandcamp.com.
A special jazz powerhouse performance with bassist Glen Smith and percussionist Drew Weiss, saxophonist Larry Johnson and amazing vocalist Kim Fuller.
The St. Louis Banjo Club was founded in 1969 and has brought banjo music to St. Louis area residents. The Banjo Club performs every second Saturday at Evangeline’s!
Live Music: Noon - 2pm
Brunch: 10:30am - 3pm
Bar: 10:30am - close
Don Walker of Funks Grove hosts Saturday Brunch! Bottomless mimosas, handrolled beignets and and Creole Bloody Marys.
Live music 12pm - 2pm
Brunch served 10:30am - 3pm
Bar opens at 10:30am
Swing Jazz performed live by Miss Jubilee, pianist Ethan Leinwand and trumpet player TJ Muller.
“Kirchhoff is the dynamic voice of Miss Jubilee, a name that has been synonymous with blues & hot jazz in St. Louis for a decade. The piano/vocal core of the group is what drives the sound. Pianist Ethan Leinwand is an excellent barrelhouse blues piano player nestled in the cradle of ragtime. Kirchhoff’s excellent rhythmic vocalization transforms old blues songs into something fresh and relatable. Her voice is an instrument, her impeccable timing guiding the band and getting right down in the ensemble mix.”
–Joe Bebco, Syncopated Times
For reservations, please call 314-367-3644.
Music: 11:30am - 2:30pm
Kitchen open 10:30am - 3pm
Bar open 10:30am - 4pm
All jazz musicians welcome to sit in or just take in the vibe. Hosted by Guy Cantonwine of the Jazz Troubadours.
Singer-Songwriter Sooz Kim is joined by Steve Larson in performing her silly/folk/blues/pop stories.
Brunch served 10:30am - 3pm
Music 12pm - 2pm
Bar opens at 10:30am
“Jim can make his trumpet soar, pop, sizzle and purr –he can do it all!”
ROSS GENTILE –WSIE 88.7j
Kitchen 11am - 3pm
Live music 11:30am - 2:30pm
Bar 11am - 4pm
Reservations recommended. Please call 314-367-3644.
Authentic 1930s Swing Jazz
Led by multi-instrumentalist vocalist TJ Muller. TJ is known for his charismatic approach to early jazz, energetic performances and passion for sharing the stories and history behind the music.
With guitar, accordion, harmonica, mandolin, keyboards, percussion, and electronic sounds, what makes the Xceptions exceptional is their unique song list. Listeners are treated to a wide variety of music that other bands never cover - the “deep album cuts” that we are all familiar with but rarely hear - by artists ranging from Nat King Cole to Hank Williams, the Beatles, Stevie Wonder, Steppenwolf, Rag’n Bone Man, and even Donna Summer. This dynamic trio always leaves the audience with smiles.
The St. Louis Banjo Club was founded in 1969 and has brought banjo music to St. Louis area residents. The Banjo Club performs every second Saturday at Evangeline’s!
Live Music: Noon - 2pm
Brunch: 10:30am - 3pm
Bar: 10:30am - close
“Jim can make his trumpet soar, pop, sizzle and purr –he can do it all!”
ROSS GENTILE –WSIE 88.7j
Kitchen 10:30am - 3pm
Live music 11:30am - 2:30pm
Bar 10:30am - 4pm
Reservations recommended but not required. Please call 314-367-3644.
Andy Orahood: Drums/Vocals
Sean O’Hara: Bass/Trumpet
Kyle Nienhaus: Guitar/Bass/Organ
St. Louis Singer-Songwrtier Ahna Schoenjoff performs 12pm-2pm.
Brunch served 10:30am-3pm
Bar opens art 10:30am
Bottomless Mimosas and Bloody Marys available until 4pm.
Singer-Songwriter Sooz Kim is joined by Steve Larson in performing her silly/folk/blues/pop stories.
Brunch served 10:30am - 3pm
Music 12pm - 2pm
Bar opens at 10:30am
Jacob Furr is an award-winning songwriter and multi instrumentalist whose music stands out for turning profound personal sorrow into impactful, poetic music that resonates with listeners who appreciate honest reflection and compelling storytelling.
His songs range from towering electric anthems to intricate solo work.
Mississippi Crossing is a group of musicians who play 6 different instruments and cross the river to practice and perform acoustic covers of all kinds of music. You'll hear anything from Guns and Roses to Johnny Cash and the Beatles.
“Jim can make his trumpet soar, pop, sizzle and purr –he can do it all!”
ROSS GENTILE –WSIE 88.7j
Kitchen 10:30am - 3pm
Live music 11:30am - 2:30pm
Bar 10:30am - 4pm
Reservations recommended but not required. Please call 314-367-3644.
Soul-drenched vocals + show-stopping bass guitar
Shaun Munday brings soul drenched vocals and show-stopping bass guitar to every performance. He captures audiences with a full band sound and plays the bass better than most people play the guitar. He is a graduate of the Berklee School of Music in Boston, MA where he studied and performed with some of the greatest artists and educators in the industry including John Mayer, Esperanza Spalding, Matthew Garrison (Herbie Hancock), Antonio Sanchez (Pat Metheny) and Jetro De Silva (Whitney Houston).
Shaun performs internationally and has shared the stage with Lalah Hathaway, Corinne Bailey Rae, Andra Day, Mary Wilson of The Supremes, blues legend Robert Cray, reggae royalty Aston Barrett and The Wailers (Bob Marley’s band), country music star Collin Raye, Devon Allman, Yonrico Scott of the Royal Southern Brotherhood and the band Kansas.
His overall music style is inspired by Donny Hathaway, Al Green and Marvin Gaye.
The St. Louis Banjo Club was founded in 1969 and has brought banjo music to St. Louis area residents. The Banjo Club performs every second Saturday at Evangeline’s!
Live Music: Noon - 2pm
Brunch: 10:30am - 3pm
Bar: 10:30am - close
Saxophonist Larry Johnson explores Neo-cool jazz groups with with Jim Owens (piano), Glen Smith (bass), and Drew Weiss (percussion).
Orchestral Americana Rock
The Riverbreaks deliver a powerful blend of Americana and Rock, defined by lyrical depth, rich orchestration, and electrifying live performances. Their distinctive sound has been shaped on the road through tours spanning 14 countries and 45 states, earning them a devoted following and critical acclaim.
The band has collaborated with an impressive roster of producers — including Chris Stamey (The dB’s, Whiskeytown), Skylar Wilson (Justin Townes Earle, Kesha, ABC’sNashville), Jordan Lehning (Caitlin Rose, Kacey Musgraves), Ken Coomer (formerly of Wilco), and Jon Estes (Steelism, Dolly Parton) — further refining their dynamic, cinematic sound.
Of Monarchs is a St. Louis-based duo blending lush harmonies, poetic lyrics, and a sound that fuses sultry blues with feel-good anthems. Vocalists Ali Briley and Allison Gregston bring bold, ethereal energy to every show.
Low-Down Blues, Hokum and Hot Jazz from the 1920s and 30s
“A kind of hot elegant rawness, a wild oxymoron that will make sense with the first listening.” – Michael Steinman , Jazz Lives
Music 11:30am - 2:30pm
Kitchen 10:30am - 3pm
Bar 10:30am - 4pm
Reservations recommended but not required. Please call 314-267-3644.
Joe Pastor is an accomplished music educator, performer, and composer. Joe holds a Master’s of Art in Teaching and a Bachelor of Music Performance in Jazz Percussion, and he has an extensive background in both teaching and performing.
Folk
The Shandies are Shannon Stine (vocals/guitar) and Natalie Wlodarczyk (vocals/guitar), a married female folk duo who have become a staple of the vibrant local music scene in Springfield, Missouri since they formed in 2016. The Shandies deliver intimate, harmony-rich performances shaped by nearly a decade of performing together. Their crisp acoustic guitar textures, story-driven songwriting, and fun spousal banter leave new audiences feeling like they’ve known them for years.
Known around St. Louis for their use of loop pedals and onstage chemistry, West End Junction is an alternative folk duo from St. Louis, MO, comprised of Cara Ristau (vocals, keys, and percussion) and Dan Ristau (guitar). The pair met in 2014 in a south St. Louis apartment jam session through mutual friends. Unable to stay away from the music that brought them together, they created the name West End Junction in 2019. Their music, heavily influenced by folk, Americana, and indie country, has been described as "haunting" by Gesso Magazine and "ethereal" by Grateful Web. Lyricist Cara Ristau's words often reflect themes around social justice and spiritualism with a particular focus on climate change.
Live Music: Noon - 2pm
Brunch served 10:30am - 3pm
Bar open 10:30am
The Roominators perform originals and covers, incorporating genres from rock, pop, and blues
New Orleans Jazz, Blues and Swing
A deep contralto voice, a bright and strong personality and a tiny drum kit.
Gloria Turrini is a well-known and esteemed name among the professionals of the Italian music scene who, against all tendencies, starting from the roots of the Blues let contaminate her path with other sounds, sometimes even more modern, of black matrix between trad jazz, gospel, swing and blues. The certainty is that the powerful dark notes of Gloria Turrini’s contralto, enriched by her strong and brilliant personality, revive the music of the past through an energetic and exciting show where transpire dynamics that go from the most romantic and sweet side of ballads up to the most uptempo swing. It is no coincidence that in the course of her career many famous artists have turned to her and her incredible voice. Andrea Mingardi, Max Gazzè, Giuliano Palma, Andy J. Forest and Jackie Allen, just to name a few.
Authentic 1930s Swing Jazz Group hosted by TJ Muller.
1920's & 30's Hot Jazz, Hokum & Low-Down Blues
"A kind of hot elegant rawness, a wild oxymoron that will make sense with the first listening." --Michael Steinman of Jazz Lives • https://jazzlives.
Featuring piping hot beignets and bottomless mimosas! For reservations, please call 314-367-3644.
Music 11:30am - 2:30pm
Bar 10:30am - 4pm
Kitchen 10:30am - 3pm
The Falling Martins are an Americana rock band based out of St. Louis and Chicago
Blues and boogie pianist Amy Hawkins and guitarist Rob Guth of Robbie and the Rockin’ Fools perform a special acoustic set for Singer-Songwriter Brunch.
Brunch served 10:30am - 3pm
Music 12pm - 2pm
Bar opens at 10:30am
Big Band Jazz
Joe Bozzi is best known for wowing crowds at the St. Louis Playboy Club at Vandeventer and Lindell Boulevard. During the club's heyday in the 1960s, Bozzi backed up musical icons like trumpet player Dizzy Gillespie and saxophonist Cannonball Adderly. Popular entertainers such as Johnny Carson and Bill Cosby appeared regularly during his tenure at the Playboy Club.
Now a St. Louis legend and considered the "Godfather of St. Louis Music", Joe's music is a blend of traditional and modern jazz. However, if the occasion calls for pop, rock or top 40 music, Joe and the band provide the best in these genres as well, with Joe on the trumpet as well as his beloved vibes.
Reservations available at 314-367-3644.
All jazz musicians welcome to sit in or just take in the vibe. Hosted by upright bassist Guy Cantonwine of the Jazz Troubadours.
Shanna in a Dress is your quirky best friend who refuses to wear pants. She says what everyone has felt but no one else will say and you'll get an uncensored journey of clever humor and heartbreak, extreme candor, and a hefty side of entertainment at her shows. This witty wordsmith is known for taking you on an emotional roller coaster, sometimes within the same song. Think John Prine mixed with Ingrid Michaelson with a twist of Phoebe Buffay from Friends all wrapped up in a sweet voice accented by guitar, piano, and ukulele.
“She holds the audience in the palm of her hand when she performs-- it's stunning. Her writing is quirky, realistic, and filled with humor. The song Robot floors me. At the time, it felt like she had written the song about me.”
— Lauren Crosby, singer-songwriter
1920's & 30's Hot Jazz, Hokum & Low-Down Blues
"A kind of hot elegant rawness, a wild oxymoron that will make sense with the first listening." --Michael Steinman of Jazz Lives • https://jazzlives.
For reservations, please call 314-367-3644.
Music: 11:30am - 2:30pm
Kitchen open 10:30am - 3pm
Bar 10:30am - 4pm
Dedicated to the performance and preservation of West coast jazz, Midwest Jazz-tette swings the instrumental sounds inspired by Stan Getz, Shorty Rogers, Gerry Mulligan, Dave Pell and many others.
Don Walker of Funks Grove hosts Saturday Brunch! Bottomless mimosas, handrolled beignets and and Creole Bloody Marys.
Live music 12pm - 2pm
Brunch served 10:30am - 3pm
Bar opens at 10:30am
New Orleans Rock’n’Roll Funk
Nightly stews feature the following ingredients: some native New Orleans kick (Dr. John, The Meters, Trombone Shorty, etc.), our own Classic Rock blend (Rolling Stones, Steely Dan, etc.), some funk-fried R&B (Bill Withers, Billy Preston, Stevie Wonder, etc.), a dab of Jazz (Cannonball Adderly, Freddie Hubbard, etc.) and some special secret spices we throw in to bring it all to a scrumptious Boiling Boogie. No one will leave the joint hungry, but they will all be asking for more!
$5 Cover. Call 314-367-3644 for reservations.
With guitar, accordion, harmonica, mandolin, keyboards, percussion, and electronic sounds, what makes the Xceptions exceptional is their unique song list. Listeners are treated to a wide variety of music that other bands never cover - the “deep album cuts” that we are all familiar with but rarely hear - by artists ranging from Nat King Cole to Hank Williams, the Beatles, Stevie Wonder, Steppenwolf, Rag’n Bone Man, and even Donna Summer. This dynamic trio always leaves the audience with smiles.
Sooz Kim is a St. Louis based Korean-American singer. With a marshmallow heart and a head full of bees, she writes acoustic pop songs about heartbreak, disappointment, procrastination, and animals. Drawing on influences from the 1930’s to now, she often uses traditional song structures to express how absurd life can be.
She was first inspired to write songs by Green Day and Blink-182 but most people think she sounds as if Natalie Merchant, the Muppets, and the Barenaked Ladies cowrote a musical.
