Jazz arrangements of movie classics by the Buffalo Jazz Collective. Doors 6:30 pm, show 7 pm. Reserved seating; PAUSA asks for a minimum purchase of two menu items per guest […]
Alex McArthur brings emotional depth, fearless expression and undeniable soul to every performance. Doors 6:30 pm, show 7 pm. Reserved seating; PAUSA asks for a minimum purchase of two menu items per guest during performances.
DeeAnn DiMeo and William Green bring together two distinctive musical voices for an evening celebrating some of the most memorable duets in jazz, soul and popular music. Nearly sold out. Doors 6:30 pm, show 7 pm. Reserved seating; PAUSA asks for a minimum purchase of two menu items per guest during performances.
The Carolyn Lansom Sextet live at PAUSA. Doors 6:30 pm, show 7 pm. Reserved seating; PAUSA asks for a minimum purchase of two menu items per guest during performances.
The Hot Club of Buffalo is a four-piece world and gypsy jazz band and seven-time winner at JazzBuffalo.org. Doors 6:30 pm, show 7 pm. Reserved seating; PAUSA asks for a minimum purchase of two menu items per guest during performances.
Curtis Lovell and Sehréa N’dayu come together for an evening where music, poetry and storytelling meet, exploring connection, liberation and the power of sound. Doors 6:30 pm, show 7 pm. Reserved seating; PAUSA asks for a minimum purchase of two menu items per guest during performances.
Vocalist Alex McArthur and guitarist Bob Sneider live at PAUSA. Doors 6:30 pm, show 7 pm. Reserved seating; PAUSA asks for a minimum purchase of two menu items per guest during performances.
David Jonathan and the Inner City Bedlam play 1970s-inspired soul and funk.
Ian Liedke returns to PAUSA alongside acclaimed cellist Samantha Godus, showcasing the cello in a fresh and expressive way. Doors 6:30 pm, show 7 pm. Reserved seating; PAUSA asks for a minimum purchase of two menu items per guest during performances.
Vocalist Elena Izquierdo with The Stu Weissman Trio. Doors 6:30 pm, show 7 pm. Reserved seating; PAUSA asks for a minimum purchase of two menu items per guest during performances.
The Charlie Brown Trio performs "Charlie Brown is in Town," an evening of live jazz. Thursday show.
The Charlie Brown Trio performs "Charlie Brown is in Town," an evening of live jazz. Friday show.
The Charlie Brown Trio performs "Charlie Brown is in Town," an evening of live jazz. Saturday show.
A jazz holiday show with Star People and Alex McArthur. Doors 6:30 pm, show 7 pm. Reserved seating; PAUSA asks for a minimum purchase of two menu items per guest during performances.
The Jay/Sharptet's holiday celebration with the music of Chet Baker. Doors 6:30 pm, show 7 pm. Reserved seating; PAUSA asks for a minimum purchase of two menu items per guest during performances.
The Thomas Marinaro Quartet live at PAUSA. Doors 6:30 pm, show 7 pm. Reserved seating; PAUSA asks for a minimum purchase of two menu items per guest during performances.
Drummer Jon Lehning leads a tribute to jazz drummer Tony Williams.
The Maze Piper Drum trio plus three all-star saxophonists. Six outstanding musicians, one unforgettable night of music. Doors 6:30 pm, show 7 pm. Reserved seating; PAUSA asks for a minimum purchase of two menu items per guest during performances.
Bassist Stephen Parisi's piano trio links Chicago and Buffalo jazz players.
Pianist Lisa Hasselback and guitarist Rick Strauss, with Paul LaDuca and John Bacon, honor Bill Evans and Jim Hall.
From Harry Connick Jr. to the Count Basie Orchestra and the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra, Jeff Bush brings a remarkable career in jazz to the PAUSA stage with the Elliot Scozzaro […]
Groove, passion and fearless improvisation — Maze Piper Drum moves effortlessly from bebop and straight-ahead jazz to fusion, hip-hop and originals. Doors 6:30 pm, show 7 pm. Reserved seating; PAUSA asks for a minimum purchase of two menu items per guest during performances.
DownBeat’s #1 Rising Star Alto Saxophonist Sarah Hanahan brings her bold, soulful sound to PAUSA alongside the Elliot Scozzaro Quartet. Doors 6:30 pm, show 7 pm. Reserved seating; PAUSA asks for a minimum purchase of two menu items per guest during performances.
