May 2019
Wednesday Night Live in the Lounge with Joel del Rosario
General Admission: $10
Doors open 6:30PM | Show 7:30PM to 10PM
Soul-Jazz with a side of blues
“Joel Del Rosario brings the fresh, unique, stylistic, funky, exciting, spiritual music that this genre needs. He is such a humble cat. Look forward to him becoming a legendary musician. He is AWESOME in this new generation of emerging contemporary jazz artists!”- Tony Exum Jr.
| Event Info & Tickets »June 2019
Going, Going Gong Show
$15 Online | $20 Phone & Box Office
Doors open 6:30PM | Show starts at 7:30PM
Back by popular demand, this VCAF fundraiser goes to support the Vallejo Summer Camp, and is a takeoff on the old TV show, living proof that there is a little talent in all of us (some good….some bad) but all fit it to make you laugh. Looking for acts that are funny, clever or simply outrageous (view the old Gong Show on Youtube). Let’s make this show a grand slam.
All proceeds to benefit VCAF’s Youth Summer Arts Camp.
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Wednesday Night Live in the Lounge with Greg Rahn Trio
General Admission: $10
Doors open 6:30PM | Show 7:30PM to 10PM
Greg Rahn’s piano style is a silky smooth blend of jazz, blues and roots music. His compositions are dripping with honky-tonk, blues and blazing boogie-woogie influences from New Orleans pianists like Professor Longhair, Pete Johnson, James Booker and Dr John. He is currently playing with legendary blues guitarist Chris Cain while working on his solo piano release entitled Rent Party.
Piano – Greg Rahn
Bass -Tim Eschliman (Etta James, Commander Cody, Rhythmtown-Jive)
Drums – Jeff Campitelli (Joe Satriani)
Wednesday Night Live in the Lounge with Alvon
General Admission: $10
Doors open 6:30PM | Show 7:30PM to 10PM
One of the most versatile Musicians, Singers and Entertainers on the music scene today. Alvon travels the world singing and swinging Jazz standards with Big Bands. He also gallops the globe performing the songs that he sang while working with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame group, The Coasters. When he travels to Russia he is referred to as the “King of the Blues” and the “Ambassador of the Blues”. His love and respect for the American art form is shared by large and enthusiastic audiences the world over.
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