Jazz,
Jazz,
Mon, January 25, 2027
7:00 PM
$13.00
inc. $4 service chargeGiants of Jazz at the Memo: Brad Myers’ Love of Country Jazz Quintet: Cowboy Bossa Nova
The Love of Country Jazz Quintet: Cowboy Bossa Nova is an “open marriage” between the classic country & western swing songwriting of Hank Williams, Bob Wills, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard and more; and the Brazilian rhythms and deeply lyrical compositions of Antonio Carlos Jobim. With a full-length recording in progress, this new passion project for guitarist and vocalist Brad Myers will bring a smile to your face, proving that timeless classic songs are not beholden to the limits of genre, and a good song is a good song. Period.
Featuring Brad Myers (guitar, vocals), Suzanna Barnes (fiddle), Nick Fryer (pedal steel, non-pedal steel guitar), Aaron Jacobs (upright bass), Matt McAllister (drums, percussion)
Memorial Hall celebrates a decade of jazz in Beaux Arts splendor with the 2026-27 “Giants of Jazz at the Memo” season. Dig the diamond anniversary with a star-studded assemblage of the titans who built the series including Ricky Nye, Mike Wade, Dixie Karas, Ron Jones and more. In December, hear those sleighbells swing as the series takes a festive turn with holiday favorites including the Phil DeGreg Trio’s perennially sold-out A Charlie Brown Christmas and Mandy Gaines and Eric Lechliter’s Ella Fitzgerald tribute “Mandy Wishes You a Swingin’ Christmas.”
Subscription packages available! Don’t want to miss a beat of jazz? Become a subscriber of Jazz at the Memo and reserve your seats for all 24 winter performances, representing a savings of $92 in ticketing fees.
Swing to your favorites with the Improviser Pass! Want more jazz without committing to the whole series? Our “Improviser” flex pass allows you to choose your favorite eight concerts now or as the season goes on, capturing $28 in savings on ticketing fees.
Beginning in May, the party moves outdoors! Join us across the street for Washington Park’s “Jazz in the Park,” Monday evenings through October, and for Fountain Square’s “Jazz at the Square” programs, Tuesday evenings May through September.
Giants of Jazz at the Memo: Brad Myers’ Love of Country Jazz Quintet: Cowboy Bossa Nova
The Love of Country Jazz Quintet: Cowboy Bossa Nova is an “open marriage” between the classic country & western swing songwriting of Hank Williams, Bob Wills, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard and more; and the Brazilian rhythms and deeply lyrical compositions of Antonio Carlos Jobim. With a full-length recording in progress, this new passion project for guitarist and vocalist Brad Myers will bring a smile to your face, proving that timeless classic songs are not beholden to the limits of genre, and a good song is a good song. Period.
Featuring Brad Myers (guitar, vocals), Suzanna Barnes (fiddle), Nick Fryer (pedal steel, non-pedal steel guitar), Aaron Jacobs (upright bass), Matt McAllister (drums, percussion)
Memorial Hall celebrates a decade of jazz in Beaux Arts splendor with the 2026-27 “Giants of Jazz at the Memo” season. Dig the diamond anniversary with a star-studded assemblage of the titans who built the series including Ricky Nye, Mike Wade, Dixie Karas, Ron Jones and more. In December, hear those sleighbells swing as the series takes a festive turn with holiday favorites including the Phil DeGreg Trio’s perennially sold-out A Charlie Brown Christmas and Mandy Gaines and Eric Lechliter’s Ella Fitzgerald tribute “Mandy Wishes You a Swingin’ Christmas.”
Subscription packages available! Don’t want to miss a beat of jazz? Become a subscriber of Jazz at the Memo and reserve your seats for all 24 winter performances, representing a savings of $92 in ticketing fees.
Swing to your favorites with the Improviser Pass! Want more jazz without committing to the whole series? Our “Improviser” flex pass allows you to choose your favorite eight concerts now or as the season goes on, capturing $28 in savings on ticketing fees.
Beginning in May, the party moves outdoors! Join us across the street for Washington Park’s “Jazz in the Park,” Monday evenings through October, and for Fountain Square’s “Jazz at the Square” programs, Tuesday evenings May through September.
