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Monthly Entertainment Schedule- May 2016 MONTHLY ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE- MAY 2016 ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED BY: 1 MONTHLY SCHEDULE MAY 2016 1. ZAK LLOYD (5pm-8pm) 2. ZACH PROVOST (solo piano/vocal; 6pm-9pm) 3. EMMA-JANE THOMMEN (solo piano/vocal; 6pm-9pm) 4. LEAH ZEGER BAND (6pm-9pm) 5. ALANNA & THESE FINE GENTLEMENTS (6pm-9pm) 6. SIR DUKE W/JESSIE PAYO (Soul/R&B; 7pm-10pm), DJ HARMONY (10pm-1:30am) 7. INBAR HOROWITZ BAND ( pop and blues; 7pm-10pm), DJ HARMONY (10pm-1:30am) 8. EMMA-JANE THOMMEN (solo piano/vocal; 5pm-8pm) 9. ZACH PROVOST (solo piano/vocal; 6pm-9pm) 10. EMMA-JANE THOMMEN (pop covers; 6pm-9pm) 11. GRETJE & DORI (6pm-9pm) 12. COURTNEY FORTUNE BAND (6pm-9pm) 13. SOUL STATION FEATURING LOLA DELON (7pm-10pm), DJ HARMONY (10pm-1:30am) 14. EMMA-JANE THOMMEN (solo piano/vocal; 6pm-9pm), DJ HARMONY (10pm-1:30am) 15. AYO AWOSIKA BAND (5pm-8pm) 16. ZACH PROVOST (solo piano/vocal; 6pm-9pm) 17. EMMA-JANE THOMMEN (solo piano/vocal; 6pm-9pm) 18.SHOSHANNA BUSH BAND (6pm-9pm) 19. MONIQUE BENABOU BAND (7pm-10pm) 20. THE SIRENS (7pm-10pm), DJ HARMONY (10pm-1:30am) 21. SIR DUKE FEATURING SUGAR JONES (7pm-10pm), DJ HARMONY (10pm-1:30am) 22. AYO AWOSIKA BAND (5pm-8pm) 23. ZACH PROVOST (solo piani/vocal; 6pm-9pm) 24. EMMA-JANE THOMMEN (solo piano/vocal; 6pm-9pm) 25. JESSE PALTER BAND (“jazz night” 6pm-9pm) 26. INBAR HOROWITZ BAND (pop and blues 7pm-10pm) 27. SIR DUKE FEATURING MELANIE PFIRRMAN (7pm-10pm), DJ HARMONY (10pm-1:30am) 28. SIR DUKE FEATURING SYDNEE RANEE (7pm-10pm), DJ HARMONY (10pm-1:30am) 29. EMMA-JANE THOMMEN (solo piano/vocal; 5pm-8pm) 30. ZACH PROVOST (solo piano/vocal; 6pm-9pm) 31. EMMA-JANE THOMMEN (solo piano/vocal; 6pm-9pm) 2 WEEKLY SCHEDULE, MAY 1-4 Sunday, May 1, 6pm-9pm ZAK LLOYD International Piano Vocalist, Zak has performed for numerous clientele ranging from the Royal Family, the BBC, Thomson and TUI travel, Carnival Cruises, Warner bros music, Island Records, Sony Records, The Welsh National Opera. Monday, May 2, 6pm-9pm ZACH PROVOST Zack made a name for himself touring the world as musical director for Josh Groban. Tuesday, May 3, 6pm-9pm EMMA-JANE THOMMEN Performing around the world, Emma-Jane has played at many prestigious venues including at the Pyramids in Egypt, opening for Norah Jones & Corinne Bailey Rae at LA’s famous Greek Theatre, UK & US festivals & concerts alongside Bryan Adams, Ben Howard, Newton Faulkner, Gabrielle Aplin as well as a stint on the Queen Mary 2 sailing to New York playing alongside The Who’s Roger Daltrey & Squeeze Legend Chris Difford. Wednesday, May 4, 6pm-9pm LEAH ZEGER BAND Leah’s musical success story has been anything but conventional. Her eclectic range and professional experience has literally included every musical style imaginable. Born and raised in Houston, Texas, Leah comes from a family of professional symphony musicians. Having played the violing since the age of six, she has won numerous awards and soloed with orchestras in and around Texas. 3 WEEKLY SCHEDULE, MAY 5-7 Thursday, May 5, 6pm-9 pm ALANNA & THESE FINE GENTLEMEN Swinging Standards and Torch Songs with this multi-talented FORD Model/Singer/Trombonist. Friday, May 6, 7pm-10 pm SIR DUKE FEATURING JESSIE PAYO Jessie Payo is a quadruple threat: Singer, Songwriter, Actress, and Dancer -- she emerges as one of the most gifted artists in the modern music scene. Known for her brilliant vocal ability and poetic songwriting savvy she can write and wail everything from Top-40 pop to gritty rock and roll. Saturday, May 7, 7pm-10 pm INBAR HOROWITZ BAND With her dynamically exquisite voice, Israeli artist Inbar Horowitz has been captivating audiences from a very young age. The singer songwriter provides delightful melodies with a unique storytelling ability. Friday & Saturday, May 6 & 7, 10 pm -1:30 am DJ HARMONY European dance flavored electro-lounge. 4 WEEKLY SCHEDULE, MAY 8-11 Sunday May 8, 5pm-8pm EMMA-JANE THOMMEN Performing around the world, Emma-Jane has played at many prestigious venues including at the Pyramids in Egypt, opening for Norah Jones & Corinne Bailey Rae at LA’s famous Greek Theatre, UK & US festivals & concerts alongside Bryan Adams, Ben Howard, Newton Faulkner, Gabrielle Aplin as well as a stint on the Queen Mary 2 sailing to New York playing alongside The Who’s Roger Daltrey & Squeeze Legend Chris Difford. Monday, May 9, 6pm- 9 pm ZACH PROVOST Zach made a name for himself touring the world as musical director for Josh Groban. Tuesday, May 10, 6pm-9 pm EMMA-JANE THOMMEN Performing around the world, Emma-Jane has played at many prestigious venues including at the Pyramids in Egypt, opening for Norah Jones & Corinne Bailey Rae at LA’s famous Greek Theatre, UK & US festivals & concerts alongside Bryan Adams, Ben Howard, Newton Faulkner, Gabrielle Aplin as well as a stint on the Queen Mary 2 sailing to New York playing alongside The Who’s Roger Daltrey & Squeeze Legend Chris Difford. Wednesday, May 11, 6pm-9 pm GRETJE AND DORI Dori and Gretje tap in to the swingin’ fun of The Great American Songbook, complimented by beautiful Bossa Nova grooves. Charming, intimate, and exciting, they create magic on stage. 5 WEEKLY SCHEDULE, MAY 12-13 Thursday, May 12, 6pm-9 pm COURTNEY FORTUNE BAND American singer/songwriter from Seattle, Washington. Her musical style is categorized as cross jazz and pop, drawing upon a long list of vintage and modern influences. Her voice is often compared to singers like Peggy Lee, Eva Cassidy and Norah Jones Friday, May 13, 7pm-10 pm SOUL STATION FEATURING LOLA DELON Raised in Paris, France and having lived in Brazil and the US, Lola was immersed in the culture of art and music since birth. Following the footsteps of Bob Dylan, Jimmy Hendrix and many greats, her musical education took place on the stages of Café Wha?, The Bitter End and other legendary New York City dens in the West Village and Lower East side. Saturday, May 14, 7pm-10pm EMMA-JANE THOMMEN Performing around the world, Emma-Jane has played at many prestigious venues including at the Pyramids in Egypt, opening for Norah Jones & Corinne Bailey Rae at LA’s famous Greek Theatre, UK & US festivals & concerts alongside Bryan Adams, Ben Howard, Newton Faulkner, Gabrielle Aplin as well as a stint on the Queen Mary 2 sailing to New York playing alongside The Who’s Roger Daltrey & Squeeze Legend Chris Difford. Friday & Saturday, May 13 & 14, 10pm -1:30 am DJ HARMONY European dance flavored electro-lounge. 6 WEEKLY SCHEDULE, MAY 15-18 Sunday, May 15, 5pm-8pm AYO AWOSIKA A graduate of the prestigious Berklee College of Music in 2007, Ayo is trained in opera and jazz. Her songs reflect Ayo’s gentle but restless spririt to reveal an earthy, mejestic voice and rich, supple grooves that support her meditations on faith in the unseen, the unknown and perhaps the unknowable. Monday, May 16, 6pm-9 pm ZACH PROVOST Zack made a name for himself touring the world as musical director for Josh Groban. Tuesday, May 17, 6pm-9 pm EMMA-JANE THOMMEN Performing around the world, Emma-Jane has played at many prestigious venues including at the Pyramids in Egypt, opening for Norah Jones & Corinne Bailey Rae at LA’s famous Greek Theatre, UK & US festivals & concerts alongside Bryan Adams, Ben Howard, Newton Faulkner, Gabrielle Aplin as well as a stint on the Queen Mary 2 sailing to New York playing alongside The Who’s Roger Daltrey & Squeeze Legend Chris Difford. Wednesday, May 18 , 6-9pm SHOSHANA BUSH Sultry and swinging jazz vocalist direct from NYC. 7 WEEKLY SCHEDULE, MAY 19-21 Thursday May 19, 6pm-9pm MONIQUE BENABOU Monique’s approach to songwriting is truly a blend of her musical inspirations, personal life experiences and heartfelt feelings, creating an organic and soulful sound. Her disarming directness and lyrical intensity balances well with her melodic vulnerability. Her influences came from Janis Joplin, Bob Marley, Michael Jackson,Prince and Mariah Carey. As a singer/songwriter she is distinguishing herself in her genre of “Pop Rock”. Friday, May 20, 7pm-10pm THE SIRENS Los Angeles native, Molly Miller picked up guitar at the age of seven. She studied Studio Guitar at the University of Southern California, receiving both a Bachelors and Masters in Music. Molly has performed and recorded with artists such as Jason Mraz, Ellis Hall of Earth, Wind & Fire, Kenton Chen, and Bushwalla. Rising starlet Andrée Belle fuses together soul, funk, latin, jazz, and electronic elements with conscious and sultry lyrics to create her own poetic pop sound. The songbird’s electric onstage charisma has prompted a strong following in Los Angeles. Saturday, May 21, 7pm-10 pm SIR DUKE FEATURING SUGAR JONES Sugar Joans is a soul and R&B songstress and a native of Los Angeles, California. Sugar was born with deep roots in music. Her father is singer Joe Pizzulo, best known for his vocals on “Never Gonna Let You Go,” the 80’s hit from acclaimed Brazilian musician, Sergio Mendes. Mendes is also Sugar’s godfather. Sugar was a member of Team Pharrell and a top 12 finalist on Season 7 of NBC’s “The Voice.” Friday & Saturday, May 20 & 21, 10pm -1:30 am DJ HARMONY European dance flavored electro-lounge. 8 WEEKLY SCHEDULE, MAY 22-25 Sunday, May 22, 5pm-8pm AYO AWOSIKA A graduate of the prestigious Berklee College of Music in 2007, Ayo is trained in opera and jazz. Her songs reflect Ayo’s gentle but restless spririt to reveal an earthy, mejestic voice and rich, supple grooves that support her meditations on faith in the unseen, the unknown and perhaps the unknowable.
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