The Music City Review

Arrington Vineyards features concerts of Jazz and Bluegrass every Saturday and Sunday. Below is listed the lineup for this month. This iteration features 9 Volt Romeo Band.

Nashville mainstay jazz vocalist Wendy Burns and guitarist Pual Childers bring their Greatest Jazz Duets act back to the Rudy’s stage. As the name implies, this act celebrates some of jazz’s best loved songs, some dating all the way backRead More

Guitarist and singer/songwriter Patton James presents his selection of original music and works from the American Songbook.

The Analog continues its Analog Soul series, featuring some of the city’s most promising emerging talent who are redefining soul music. The specific performers for this iteration are still yet-to-be-announced.

I couldn’t make a list of Rudy’s events without including a shout-out for the regular weekly Jazz Jam the club hosts every Sunday night. Whether you are a jazz musician and you want to jam with your fellow artists, orRead More

One of Nashville’s preeminent guitar talents will perform several times at the Underdog. More blues and country than jazz, Trapp’s intricate and highly technical guitar playing will surely interest those who love the technicality of jazz music. His trio featuresRead More

A favorite on the Nashville Latin and jazz scene, multi-instrumentalist Giovanni Rodriguez presents an electric night of salsa, along with his band consisting of Rodriguez (bass/vocals), Melvin Macias (piano/vocals), Jesus Agreda (Timbales), Lorenzo Molina Ruiz (Trumpet), and Manuel 'Manotas' RamierezRead More

Every Monday night at Rudy’s Jazz Room, the Caribbean sun comes alive with the vibrant beats of the congas. Giovanni Rodríguez, a versatile artist with Dominican roots now based in Nashville, leads this project alongside some of the city's topRead More

Ring in the New Year in Rudy’s style with Regi and Joseph Wooten. Tickets include admission to the Wootens’ show, New Orleans themed hors d’oeuvres, a glass of champagne for the midnight toast, photo booth access, and more. There areRead More

The Analog presents a special brunch edition of the Analog Soul series, featuring soul and blues artist Anthony Q from Memphis. $20 gets you General Admission, $40 gets you GA with the continental breakfast, while the highest tier at $50Read More

Every Thursday night, Rudy’s honors its New Orleans and French roots by celebrating the vibrant music of Gypsy Jazz. These nights feature a variety of small groups either led or curated by New Orleans native Brook Sutton, all performing musicRead More

Jack Ruch returns this month with his organ trio, a classic jazz format.  

Jazz harmonica player PT Gazell brings his band back to the Rudy’s stage.  

Flowers is widely considered one of Nashville’s finest jazz vocalists, and is known for here ukulele playing as well as her ability to sing in a number of different languages, including French, Spanish, Portugues, Italian, and Hawaiian.

Trumpeter, composer, arranger, and educator Jamey Simmons appears at Rudy’s leading a sextet, featuring compositions using the classic sound of the great 3-horn jazz groups. The group will feature Don Aliquo (sax), Desmond Ng (trombone), Pat Coil (piano), Jack AylorRead More

One of Nashville’s most active and accomplished saxophonists, Aliquo leads his trio for a set at Rudy's.  

Bruce Dudley is a Steinway Concert Artist who has over 40 years of experience performing jazz all throughout North and South America. He has recorded a number of albums as bandleader, as well as performed with big industry names likeRead More

The Analog continues its Analog Soul series, featuring some of the city’s most promising emerging talent who are redefining soul music. Both shows this month will feature Will Davenport and The Smoke Show. These shows are 21+.  

Prominent Nashville pianist Jody Nardone brings his trio to Rudy’s for a classic jazz set. With a growing national reputation, Nardone seamlessly shifts from the “whispered beauty of Bill Evans to the percussive flights of McCoy Tyner.” (Michael McCall, NashvilleRead More

Playing a mix of Wayne Shorter tunes and originals, Geoff Pfeifer brings gritty, edgy, genuine NYC-style jazz to Rudy’s stage with his Quartet.