Andy Vargas, the “brown-eyed” Latin R&B Soul singer is perhaps best known for his work with 12-time, Grammy Award Winning artist, Carlos Santana. After 20 World Tours as frontman for the legendary Santana Band, Andy’s masterful, soul-tinged voice has graced the stage with such respected artists as Enrique Iglesias, Rob Thomas, Patti Labelle, Herbie Hancock, Ozomatli, Taboo of the Black Eyed Peas, Yanni, and Slight Return, just to name a few.

Set Times – 7:30 & 9:30pm

Pianist Dan Nimmer, bassist Neal Miner, and drummer Pete Van Nostrand.

Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra pianist Dan Nimmer has prodigious technique and an innate sense of swing that often recalls his own heroes—Oscar Peterson, Wynton Kelly, Erroll Garner, and Art Tatum. Nimmer joined the JLCO when he was only 23 years old, and he has released multiple albums as a leader with the Dan Nimmer Trio. Featuring some of New York’s most in-demand musicians, the Dan Nimmer Trio is a highly refined straight-ahead group that shows off Nimmer’s range and virtuosity in a more intimate setting.

Yashmin Abler-vocals
Enrico Granafei-vocals/ guitar/harmonica
Kristine Massari-vocals
Larry Corban-guitar

Shows at 8 PM and 10 PM

Sax-Man Elan Trotman has quickly become one of the fastest rising stars in jazz with over 10 Billboard topping radio singles in his young career. Trotman brings his tropical grooves and soulful Caribbean flavors to major festivals and cruises worldwide.

Throughout Bernie Williams’ years with The Yankees, his passion for music never waned, and the sound of a guitar would often be heard emanating from the clubhouse or during team flights. Whether acoustic or electric, a guitar was a constant presence in the star’s locker or equipment bag, and it was no surprise in 2003 when he demonstrated how serious his musical pursuit was with the release of his first album, The Journey Within.

Bobby Harden is a phenomenal vocalist and entertainer, lead singer of the Original Blues Brothers Band, is a Blues Hall of Fame inductee. SOUL PURPOSE are an amazingly tight, funky band of brothers and sisters who help whip audiences into the frenzy known as a BOBBY HARDEN show!

15-year-old pianist Joey Alexander performs original compositions and his favorite Coltrane and Monk songs in solo, duo, and trio settings—as well as with a 20-piece string section. The string parts will be written and conducted by Grammy Award-nominated composer and arranger Richard DeRosa, who has arranged for Stephen Sondheim, the New York Pops, and dozens more, and who recently co-wrote arrangements for the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra’s Leonard Bernstein at 100concerts. Experience the next evolution of Joey Alexander.

Come see the musical stars of tomorrow.

Four top combos from the prestigious Harvard-Westlake School, an independent coeducational college preparatory high school, will perform under the direction of Shawn Costantino, the Director of jazz studies.

15-year-old pianist Joey Alexander performs original compositions and his favorite Coltrane and Monk songs in solo, duo, and trio settings—as well as with a 20-piece string section. The string parts will be written and conducted by Grammy Award-nominated composer and arranger Richard DeRosa, who has arranged for Stephen Sondheim, the New York Pops, and dozens more, and who recently co-wrote arrangements for the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra’s Leonard Bernstein at 100concerts. Experience the next evolution of Joey Alexander.

Cory Henry, Brooklyn NY native, is telling everybody he is on his way. He is a two-time Grammy Award-winning keyboardist with musical roots in gospel, jazz and soul. His instrument of choice is the Hammond B-3 organ. Henry’s 2016 release and touring project, The Revival, features his dynamic and improvisational performances of music ranging from old gospel to Stevie Wonder.