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Coming up this Wednesday, March 21st. Dutch Grammy winners explore the boundaries of both improv and lyrical songs. Ineke Vandoorn's exceptional and warm vocals and silky piano sounds are supported by solos full of detours by composer/guitarist Marc van Vugt. Together they create funky arrangements full of rich harmonies and haunting melodies. Featuring Ineke Vandoorn (vocals/piano) and Marc van Vugt (guitar). Doors open at 7:00 and admission is by donation. This will be a show you don't want to miss!

The Jazz Club is very excited to present Dutch Grammy winners Ineke Vandoorn, piano and vocals, and Marc van Vugt, guitar. The duo explores the boundaries of both improvisation and lyrical songs, creating their own world with their funky arrangements and modern music full of rich harmonies and haunting melodies. Vandoorn's exceptional and warm vocals are supported by solos full of detours by guitarist Marc van Vugt. Although there are obviously echoes of different styles like jazz, the virtuoso Brazilian choro and the fairytale-like (pop) music of Scandinavia, their music is unmistakably Vandoorn/Van Vugt. This will be a remarkable night of world class live music, and we hope you will be able to join us. Admission is by donation and doors open at 7:00

Relative Jazz is a local group with John Baker, guitar, Bob Fournier, bass, Wendy Lucas, keyboards and Steve Earle, percussion and trumpet. The group plays many standard jazz pieces, but also has several new arrangements for your entertainment. In addition, some special guests will be joining in for a few numbers later in the evening. You'll enjoy the up-tempo sounds of the newer songs. Come out and enjoy a musical night at the Revelstoke Jazz Club! Doors open at 7:00 and admission is by donation.

The Groovineers are a mostly Revelstoke based roup rooted in Jazz but combining that with Blues, Rock and Groove styles. Comprised of Darcy Purcell - guitar, Matt Yaki - drums, Dave Marfleet - bass and Carl Laurence - horns and keys, the band has played in Revelstoke for a number of years in various forms of jazz based groups. They are a dynamic group of players, covering a wide range of music. Matt and Dave come from the Jazz program at Humber College in Toronto and have established themselves as a fine rhythm team, combining well with Darcy's mostly self taught approach to guitar. Carl, from Revelstoke but now residing in Nelson, fills out the rest with tasteful horn playing and keyboard riffs. The audience is sure enjoy our trip through the musical spectrum - there is something for everyone, from classics, standards with a twist to new school funk driven jazz.

There's jazz in the 112 Restaurant tonight and tomorrow featuring Bob Rogers, trombone. Come down and enjoy the tunes and delicious food and drinks!

It's holiday season :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBAwnjEnnaM

Catch some jazz in the 112 Restaurant this Friday and Saturday evenings!

Jazz Club tomorrow night featuring "The Basic Needs" from Salmon Arm. Come enjoy some tremendous music in a wonderful venue. Doors open at 7:00, music starts at 7:30 and admission is by donation. Tell your friends!

Come join us this Friday night - it's going to be a great show! Thanks to the Revelstoke Review for helping us to get the word out :)

An instrumental modern jazz trio hailing from Salmon Arm, BC. The Basic Needs music can best be described as an honest exploration into the depths of creativity. Guitarist Jordan Dick, bassist Blair Shier, and drummer ( and occasionally trombonist) Gareth Seys combine to produce a provocative, unique sound that is as interesting as it is worthwhile. Whether playing their own imaginative and grooving original compositions or thoughtfully reinventing classic jazz standards and pop tunes with their energized blend of creative interplay and aural sensibility, there's something for almost every music fans ears.

What a fantastic night of fabulous jazz! Thanks to the Heillig Manoeuvre who absolutely killed it and to everyone who came out on a rainy, cold Halloween Tuesday to support live music.