The Frox are the delicate sensibilities and masterfully syncopated guitar stylings of Joel Fox, coupled with the authentically vintage, rich, and moody vocals and radiant effervescence of Kristina Frazer. Together they span blues, jazz, Motown, and more, giving The Frox, the power to simultaneously elevate the mood and seduce the listener.
Join us at the Gin Parlour for dinner and an evening of Jazz a la Creole. Kid Hank (aka. Henry Manuell), tells tales from Sydney’s Inner West, dragging New Orleans tradition hard into the 21st Century in a cocktail of folk, blues and roots, with an eclectic blend of toe-tapping sing-alongs. Armed with his banjo, Kid Hank rehashes the old for a playful and vibrant sound, jumping from genres and deconstructing songs only to reconstruct them once again.
Join Steve Jewell (piano) and George Gerontakos (bass) for an evening of smooth jazz, when they present the music of Richard Whiting and Walter Donaldson. Steve has had a lifelong career playing, composing and promoting jazz. George is an accomplished bassist, encompassing classical, rock and jazz, including numerous studio sessions.
Hosted by the outrageous Amanda Gray, this week’s headline act is local comedy duo Brian and Krysstal. Their unconventional vaudeville style is punctuated by silly songs, the odd bit of Spanish dancing, loads of jokes, and loads of belly laughs. Our support act is Sydney comedian Gerard McGown, a master of the self-piss-take and winner of multiple awards.
Sam Macken (piano) & Robbie Mann (clarinet) play quintessential selection from the Great American Songbook, evoking the elegance of the golden age of early American Jazz music. Expect melodies from the jazz greats such as Duke Ellington, George Gershwin and Fats Waller, just to name a few, with a range of swing tunes, ballads and blues to get your feet tapping and your heartstrings a-tingling.
Join Robbie Mann for an evening of early jazz, sophisticated stride piano, swing and ragtime. Robbie Mann is an exciting young piano virtuoso who specialises in an early jazz piano idiom known as 'Stride'. It is a technically demanding and dazzling piano style, with the pianist expected to undertake the role of a rhythm section in the left hand alone!
Join Steve Jewell (piano) and George Gerontakos (bass) for an evening of smooth jazz, when they present favourites from The Great American Songbook. Steve has had a lifelong career playing, composing and promoting jazz. George is an accomplished bassist, encompassing classical, rock and jazz, including numerous studio sessions.
Hosted by the audacious and outrageously witty local comedian Amanda Gray, headlining this month is the hilarious Joe Comino. A seasoned comic Joe’s comedy can be described as ‘a real life story’. So if you are laughing during one of Joe’s acts, you are actually laughing at him. Our support act is Marty Bright, a multi-faceted comedian and poet who will spout lyrical wordsmithery with his funky, psychedelic vibes. Leon Anderson returns to the open mic.
Join Robbie Mann for an evening of early jazz, sophisticated stride piano, swing and ragtime. Robbie Mann is an exciting young piano virtuoso who specialises in an early jazz piano idiom known as 'Stride'. It is a technically demanding and dazzling piano style, with the pianist expected to undertake the role of a rhythm section in the left hand alone!
Ryan plays peaceful piano instrumentals in the style of Richard Clayderman and Yann Tiersen. Taking well known songs from a variety of genres and turning them into beautiful piano ballads, Ryan brings a calming ambience wherever he plays. Whether performing his own compositions or instrumental versions of popular covers, his music provides a comforting, relaxing sound.
Join Steve Jewell (piano) and George Gerontakos (bass) for an evening of smooth jazz, when they present the music of Fats Waller. Steve has had a lifelong career playing, composing and promoting jazz. George is an accomplished bassist, encompassing classical, rock and jazz, including numerous studio sessions.
Hosted by the audacious and outrageously witty local comedian Amanda Gray, this week’s headline act is one of Australia’s finest stand-up comedians, Clint Paddison. Clint is unique and engaging comedian who has performed all over the world. Our support act is comedian, actor and writer Sallie Don. Other than regular stand-up gigs around Sydney, Sallie has starred in a few dodgy web-series, and commercials advertising things like soup and insurance.
Join us for an intimate dinner and musical performance with Honey Hive. This jazz duo features the smooth, golden vocals of Kristina Frazer and the sweet, melodic sounds of Karl Javernig on guitar. Honey Hive will leave you swinging and singing and buzzing for more!
Hosted by the audacious and outrageously witty local comedian Amanda Gray, this week’s headline act is Tommy Dean with his pin-sharp banter, genial manner and vast supply of broad appeal larks. Our support act is Tim Hansen. Armed with his keyboard, cape, and a blend of unrelenting optimism and Gen X cynicism, Tim sings original songs about the important things in life, like mental health, social justice, and hot guys.
With the stunning vocals of Amanda Handel accompanied by Jane Andino on keyboard, Canto Latino present a selection of Tangos, Fados and traditional music from Latin America and Spain. Their music includes the dynamics of slinky tango and heart-wrenching fado along with happy dashes of Mexican and Latin music.
Jazz Singer, Kristina Frazer, and jazz pianist, Steve Jewell, have performed together for many years. Steve’s elegantly lavish piano stylings are the perfect accompaniment for Kristina’s rich and spacious velvety tones. Together they weave mesmerising melodic magic with their classic interpretations of jazz standards. They are a versatile and captivating duo that will transport you to a bygone era where swing and blues were king.
This week’s headline act is one of Australia’s finest comedians David Smiedt, who has been delighting audiences around the country and overseas with his brand of warm inclusive comedy for over 15 years. Our featured act is Riv Narak, a Western Sydney comic known for his off-beat humour and childishly delightful performances.
Join Steve Jewell (piano) and George Gerontakos (bass) for an evening of smooth jazz, when they present the music of Female Jazz Composers. Steve has had a lifelong career playing, composing and promoting jazz. George is an accomplished bassist, encompassing classical, rock and jazz, including numerous studio sessions.
Hank (aka Henry) brings his unique old-time banjo sound to The Parlour. Teamed up with the Blue Mountains traditional jazz legend, Robbie Mann, the pair are sure to excite your Saturday night. The duo first met as performers at Canberra's National Folk Festival in 2017 and have been playing together ever since.
There’s a special kind of magic created when siblings sing together, and sister act, The River Li are no exception. Aurora and Tessa sing original songs as well as fresh arrangements of their favourite tracks by indie pop, folk and alt country artists, accompanying themselves on guitar and keyboards. At times exuberant and dynamic, and at others, quiet and heartbreaking, The River Li are steadily making a name for themselves in the live music scene across the Blue Mountains and beyond.
Jazz Singer, Kristina Frazer, and jazz pianist, Steve Jewell, have performed together for many years. Steve’s elegantly lavish piano stylings are the perfect accompaniment for Kristina’s rich and spacious velvety tones. Together they weave mesmerising melodic magic with their classic interpretations of jazz standards. They are a versatile and captivating duo that will transport you to a bygone era where swing and blues were king.
Hosted by the audacious and outrageously witty local comedian Amanda Gray, this week’s headline act is one of Australia’s most popular & versatile stand-up comedians, the sharp-witted Gary Eck. Our support act is musical comedian Richard Lindesay who’ll bring a barrage of great gags, flutes and other obscure woodwind instruments. Open Mic comics to be announced.
Tim Bruer (piano) and Jeremy Sawkins (guitar and bass) first played together when working with Monica Trapaga in the 1990’s and have been colleagues at the Australian Institute of Music since 2004. They share a similarly broad view of jazz, which embraces the tradition as well as the associated styles of funk and R&B. This will be their first duo performance.
Mataya delivers a warm and honest performance like no other. A musician and singer that will reach in and touch your spirit, open your eyes and open your heart. Born into a musical family Mataya began singing and playing violin at the age of 4, and as a teen she picked up piano and began to explore song writing. Surrounded by the live music scene growing up in the Blue Mountains she was heavily influenced by jazz and soul.
Join Steve Jewell (piano) and George Gerontakos (bass) for an evening of smooth jazz, when they present the music of Burt Bacharach and Johnny Mandel. Steve has had a lifelong career playing, composing and promoting jazz. George is an accomplished bassist, encompassing classical, rock and jazz, including numerous studio sessions.
Hosted by the outrageous Amanda Gray, this week’s headline act is the “laidback king of deadpan” John Cruckshank, with his understated and absurd Australian humour. Our support act is the comedy duo Brian and Krysstal. Their unconventional vaudeville style is punctuated by silly songs, the odd bit of Spanish dancing, loads of jokes, and loads of belly laughs. Leon Anderson returns to the open mic.
Join Andrew Scott and Samuel Dobson for an evening of early jazz pianos and clarinet. Andrew is an established Australian jazz pianist and screen composer. Sam Dobson is a jazz bassist, composer, and recording artist who has collaborated with an eclectic range of artists and projects.
With the stunning vocals of Amanda Handel accompanied by Jane Andino on keyboard, Canto Latino present a selection of Tangos, Fados and traditional music from Latin America and Spain. Their music includes the dynamics of slinky tango and heart-wrenching fado along with happy dashes of Mexican and Latin music.
Mataya delivers a warm and honest performance, combining her upbringing as a jazz vocalist/pianist with modern neo soul and urban feels. She performs with her father, saxophonist Micky Young, whose soaring emotive spirit and honest approach to performance has gained the respect of musicians and audiences around the country. The father daughter duo offer a rare, engaging and intimate musical experience.
Join Robbie Mann for an evening of early jazz, sophisticated stride piano, swing and ragtime. Robbie Mann is an exciting young piano virtuoso who specialises in an early jazz piano idiom known as 'Stride'. It is a technically demanding and dazzling piano style, with the pianist expected to undertake the role of a rhythm section in the left hand alone!
