Back for another installment - my trio and I will transport you to the old country and back with an evening of polkas, waltzes, and much more, along with your party favorites to keep the festivities rolling along. Stop in for great German bier made right there on site, and delicious, hearty food you just can't beat.
Back for another afternoon of solo accordion for your listening, drinking, and dining pleasure. All the best of the old country along with anything and everything your requests might produce... so come on down and enjoy some hearty German fare along with an array of traditional German bier brewed right on site.
My New Liberty Dance Orchestra returns to the historic Redmoor theatre for a night of classic jazz and swing that guarantees something for everyone. If you've got happy feet a beautiful wooden dance floor awaits... and if you prefer to book a table and enjoy the festivities from afar, there's not a bad seat in the house.
The Redmoor features a full bar and kitchen making this as close as you can get to the old supper club experience - so journey back in time with us for a night of great music and memories. Tickets on sale at the link below.
$15 - $120
Taking my accordion adventures to Quebec for the 35th year of the Carrefour mondial de l'accordéon festival in Canada. I'll be playing the best of the old sounds from the early 1900s through the 1940s; ragtime, jazz, swing, and musette. I don't speak French so I can't tell you a lot, but check out the link below for more info! Merci!
Taking my accordion adventures to Quebec for the 35th year of the Carrefour mondial de l'accordéon festival in Canada. I'll be playing the best of the old sounds from the early 1900s through the 1940s; ragtime, jazz, swing, and musette. I don't speak French so I can't tell you a lot, but check out the link below for more info! Merci!
Taking my accordion adventures to Quebec for the 35th year of the Carrefour mondial de l'accordéon festival in Canada. I'll be playing the best of the old sounds from the early 1900s through the 1940s; ragtime, jazz, swing, and musette. I don't speak French so I can't tell you a lot, but check out the link below for more info! Merci!