GeminiCrab - Malika Tirolien + Caulder Nash
2026-06-28 20:30 - 22:00 (America/Vancouver) | Downtown – Georgia Street Stage, 850 W Georgia St, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6Z 2H7, Canada
An artist residency in the Laurentians led them to create with binaural technology; their obvious musical chemistry inspired them to create GeminiCrab!
GeminiCrab is an eclectic HighSoul collaboration between Grammy-nominated vocalist/producer Malika Tirolien (Bokanté) and award-winning keyboardist/producer Caulder Nash. Their new album Gen Y Lens explores R&B, soul, jazz, and hip-hop, enhanced by honest lyrics from a lens that’s distinctly Generation Y. Through Tirolien’s powerful yet nuanced vocal delivery and Nash’s creative performance and production skills, the Montréal-based artists have fun reflecting on several eras of music through catchy songs about love, adulting, and the multi-faceted realities of Millennials.
With Rémi-Jean LeBlanc bass and Ronny Désinor drums.
Thanks to Société de développement des entreprises culturelles.

Wallgrin + Devours
2026-06-28 20:30 - 23:00 | Ocean Artworks, 1531 Johnston Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V3E 2T1, Canada
Wallgrin
Wallgrin is the experimental art-pop project of Toronto-based composer, vocalist and violinist Tegan Wahlgren. Drawing from a background in Celtic fiddle and choral singing, Wallgrin moves between lush string-based orchestration, beat-driven pop, and ornate vocal arrangements. From their 2018 debut Bird/Alien to their most recent album, Yet Again The Wheel Turns, Wallgrin’s world-building has always revolved around fantastical and mythological imagery. Called “an innovative artist who is just starting to flex their myriad skills and talents” (CBC Music), and a songwriter who “measures up to standards set by art-pop visionaries like Björk and Kate Bush” (Northern Transmissions), their spirited and raw live performances have led them to international festivals like Iceland Airwaves, The Great Escape, and Tallinn Music Week.
With Jen Yakamovich drums, Elisa Thorn harp, Nikko Whitworth bass, Amanda Sum keys/synth.
Devours
Devours is the dark synth-pop project of Vancouver-based DIY musician Jeff Cancade. Across five acclaimed underground albums, including 2023’s Polaris Prize-longlisted Homecoming Queen, Devours has written confessional and confrontational electronic music about masculinity, body image, gay politics, and inner-city queer existence. They’ve toured Canada and the US, received coverage from Vice, CBC, Exclaim!, and the Globe and Mail, and brought ecstatic introspection to festivals such as SXSW, Treefort Music Fest, Sled Island, JunoFest, and more. Exclaim! calls Devours’ subversive and club-bangingly inclusive underground queer pop “unpredictable, and relentlessly catchy.” Better still, it’s completely, irresistibly danceable.
Presented in association with Queer Arts Festival.
Thanks to the Graham and Gayle Cooke Foundation.
There will be tickets available at the door.

The Gang (Late Show)
2026-06-28 21:00 - 23:30 | Guilt & Co., 1 Alexander Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6A 1B2, Canada
‘The Gang’ is a Vancouver-based Latin jazz sextet bringing together some of the city’s finest musicians for an electrifying blend of Afro-Caribbean rhythm, classic Latin jazz, and soulful improvisation. Drawing inspiration from the golden era of Latin jazz and salsa—while embracing the spontaneity of modern jazz—The Gang creates performances where groove, musicianship, and storytelling meet on stage. Their repertoire moves seamlessly between Latin jazz standards, Afro-Cuban classics, and reimagined gems from the Caribbean songbook.
At the heart of the band is vocalist Daniel Avilán, whose expressive phrasing and deep connection to Latin musical traditions bring warmth and character to every performance. Around him, the ensemble’s vibraphone-driven sound gives the group a distinctive sonic identity rarely heard in contemporary Latin bands. Whether delivering driving Descarga-style improvisations or intimate bolero-inspired moments, The Gang invites audiences into a musical conversation where rhythm, melody, and energy take centre stage.

Chris Fraser Organ Trio with John Lee and Joe Poole
2026-06-28 21:30 - 23:00 | Tyrant Studios, 1019 Seymour St, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6B 3M3, Canada
Taking inspiration from the great organ trio masters like Jimmy Smith, Melvin Rhyne, and Larry Young, Vancouver jazz guitar phenom Chris Fraser takes the stage in greasy, hard-swinging fashion alongside Canadian jazz heavyweights John Lee on Hammond B3 organ and Joe Poole on drums.
Open Jazz Jam to follow, hosted by Chris Fraser Organ Trio with John Lee and Joe Poole. Presented in association with Tyrant Studios.

Clara Lin Trio
2026-06-29 12:00 | Bentall Centre Dunsmuir Patio
Vancouver-based pianist and vocalist Clara Lin leads a trio that blends lyrical jazz, groove-forward interplay, and emotionally direct storytelling. Performing with bassist Emilio Saurez and drummer Diego Pérez, Lin draws on a wide range of cultural and musical influences to create a sound that is fluid, bold, and deeply felt. The trio thrives in the tension between structure and spontaneity, where melody and rhythm continuously reshape each other.

Dabin Ryu Workshop
2026-06-29 13:00 - 14:30 | Tom Lee Music Hall, 728 Granville Street, Vancouver, BC, V6Z 1E4, Canada
Dabin Ryu is an award-winning NYC-based jazz pianist and composer from Seoul, South Korea. She holds a BMus from Berklee College of Music, a Master of Music from the Manhattan School of Music, an Artist Diploma from Juilliard, and has collaborated with world-renowned artists such as Billy Harper, Randy Brecker, Johnathan Blake, Joe Martin, Anat Cohen, Jaleel Shaw, and many more. A versatile pianist, she leads her own band and has contributed to notable projects including Ralph Peterson’s Next Generation Big Band, David Virelles’ Nosotros Ensemble, and others. She won the 15th UNISA International Piano Competition and the 2025 Jazz Gallery Residency Commission. Currently, she serves as an associate professor at Berklee College of Music.
Don’t miss Dabin Ryu performing with David Blake NYC Quartet, July 1 • Performance Works @ 1:30pm

JIMI
2026-06-29 16:30 - 19:30 | Prophecy, 801 W Georgia St. (Entrance on Howe St.), Vancouver, BC, V6C 2E5, Canada
At just 24, Canadian singer/songwriter and producer Julia Nicholson pairs vivid storytelling, soulful guitar work, and an intimate vocal style with a musical maturity beyond her years. Influenced by artists like Fleetwood Mac, Bill Withers, Etta James, and the Eagles, she blends timeless pop, soul, and R&B influences into a sound that feels distinctly her own. Since releasing her debut EP at 15, she has recorded internationally, performed on major stages, and co-produced her debut album What A Feeling. Her latest single I Got You further showcases her polished songwriting and evolving artistry.

The Lesley Branton Trio
2026-06-29 18:00 - 21:00 | Coquette Brasserie, 2685 Arbutus Street, Vancouver, BC, V6J3Y4, Canada
The Vancouver-based Lesley Branton Trio features vocalist Lesley Branton, pianist Benjamin Sigerson, and bassist Wynston Minckler, three musicians brought together through the city’s vibrant music scene. Influenced by artists spanning jazz, folk, and singer-songwriter traditions, they’ve combined their talents into a warm and uplifting sound. Branton’s versatile vocal style draws inspiration from icons like Carole King, Ella Fitzgerald, and Peggy Lee, while Sigerson and Minckler are sought-after collaborators with deep roots in jazz and improvisation. Together, the trio performs a diverse repertoire of jazz standards and Bossa Novas that connects with audiences of all kinds.

Hamilton Street Swing
2026-06-29 18:30 - 22:00 | 2nd Floor Gastown (at the Water St. Café), 300 Water St, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6B1B6, Canada
Professional musicians playing delightful, accessible jazz with a flair. Upbeat, tight, lively music intended to bring joy to audiences.
Featuring Michael Radnai trumpet/vocals, Strauss Whiteside piano, and Jonathan Baylis double bass.

Steffanie Davis (Early Show)
2026-06-29 19:00 - 20:00 | Guilt & Co., 1 Alexander Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6A 1B2, Canada
Steffanie is a Vancouver based singer, actor and dancer. When it comes to performing her primary focus is generally musical theatre but she can be seen around town singing at various venues when she isn’t on stage acting. Her vocal style is like her taste… eclectic. And with her wide range and skillset she considers her sound to be the same.

John Lee Trio celebrates Ahmad Jamal
2026-06-29 20:00 - 22:00 | Frankie’s Jazz Club, 755 Beatty Sreet, Vancouver, BC, V6B 2M4, Canada
As an artist, John Lee is widely known for his immense proficiency as a multi-instrumentalist as well as his ability to connect audiences to his music with a charming and positive charisma. Lee has released two records on Cellar Music, the latest, a piano trio record, Second Wind features John on piano with the great Kenny Washington on drums and Peter Washington on bass. His first album, The Artist featured Carl Allen on drums, Miles Black on piano and Cory Weeds on tenor saxophone. Both albums have received critical acclaim.
On this special evening Lee and his trio of Kosma Busheikinon bass and Graham Villette on drums will be celebrating the music off Ahmad Jamal. Born on July 2, 1930 Jamal was one of the most successful small-group leaders in jazz. He was a National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Jazz Master and won a Lifetime Achievement Grammy for his contributions to music history.

Uno Mas Trio (Late Show)
2026-06-29 21:00 - 23:30 | Guilt & Co., 1 Alexander Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6A 1B2, Canada
A Vancouver opus, Uno Mas’ music is a Soul-Jazz flavour, peppered with funk, hip- hop, reggae, drum & bass, and Latin grooves. Embracing a unique and modern sound, this is a trio that never fails to deliver. With original guitar by Kelly Brown, bass by Dino DiNicolo and drums by Adam Cormier, these boys have one of the freshest, groove-based, live acts Vancouver has to offer.

Alex Marr and the Ragwater Dogs
2026-06-29 21:30 - 23:00 | Tyrant Studios, 1019 Seymour St, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6B 3M3, Canada
Led by vocalist Alex Marr, and backed by some of Vancouver’s finest musicians, The Ragwater Dogs pay tribute to the legendary Tom Waits, aiming to authentically channel the spirit and energy of the gravelly genius’ music while bringing their own creative voices to the stage.
With Daniel Deorksen guitar, Emilio Suarez bass, Morgan Sidky drums, Nicholas Leffler tenor saxophone, Tyson Naylor keys.
Open Jazz Jam to follow, hosted by Alex Marr and the Ragwater Dogs. Presented in association with Tyrant Studios.

My Sister Maria
2026-06-30 12:00 | Bentall Centre Dunsmuir Patio
Vocalist Maria Gabrielle is carving out a distinctive voice across BC and Toronto with original music that moves between folk and jazz, alongside a strikingly unique approach to jazz standards. Raised performing alongside her father, she absorbed a deep sense of stagecraft and play from an early age. That foundation continues to shape her live performances today, where spontaneity, storytelling, and a natural sense of connection define her presence on stage.
Featuring Maria Gabrielle on vocals/acoustic guitar/wurlitzer, Daniel Deorksen electric guitar, Jake Kostuchuk electric guitar, Bella Fedrigo upright bass, and Nicholas Bracewell drums.

Rhythm Changes Podcast Live feat. Wendy Eisenberg
2026-06-30 13:00 - 14:30 | Tom Lee Music Hall, 728 Granville Street, Vancouver, BC, V6Z 1E4, Canada
Rhythm Changes is a Vancouver-based, Canadian music-focussed website founded by Will Chernoff in 2020 as “a home for creative, improvising, local music people”. It’s best known for a curated local live music listing service called “the gig list” and for publishing weekly stories and artist interviews. The Rhythm Changes podcast is at over 125 episodes and counting! For this special live podcast recording, Chernoff will sit down with 2026 Coastal Jazz Artist in Residence Wendy Eisenberg for a conversation about their genre-defying work, before opening the floor to questions from audience members.

Malcolm Aiken Quartet
2026-06-30 16:30 - 19:30 | Prophecy, 801 W Georgia St. (Entrance on Howe St.), Vancouver, BC, V6C 2E5, Canada
Malcolm Aiken is a JUNO-nominated jazz trumpeter and producer. He has performed with noteble artists such as Chucho Valdez, Noel Gallagher (Oasis), John Hammond Jr, David Hidalgo, Jim Byrnes, Patrick Watson and Jimmy Bosch. He’s played for global audiences at the 2010 Winter Olympics, and for world figures including the Dalai Lama, Reverend Desmond Tutu and Shirin Ebadi. He performs every Wednesday with his quartet fearuring Max Zipursky on piano, Matt Reid on bass and Joe Poole on drums.

The Dog Ears
2026-06-30 18:00 - 21:00 | Coquette Brasserie, 2685 Arbutus Street, Vancouver, BC, V6J3Y4, Canada
The Dog Ears is a Vancouver-based quartet made up of four seasoned musicians whose backgrounds span jazz, blues, soul, rock, Latin, and R&B. Guitarist Les Toth, drummer Ken Leedham, saxophonist Bob Walker, and bassist Glenn Rowley each bring decades of performance experience and a lifelong passion for music to the group. Drawing on influences ranging from Motown and classic rock to jazz and swing, they’ve developed a sound rooted in both musicianship and joy. The Dog Ears delivers an engaging mix of jazz standards, swing, R&B, and blues with warmth, groove, and personality.

MC 4
2026-06-30 18:30 - 22:00 | 2nd Floor Gastown (at the Water St. Café), 300 Water St, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6B1B6, Canada
Mark Campbell plays guitar in this incendiary and adventurous quartet. Mark is a long standing performer from the Vancouver area and mixes elements of rock, jazz and reggae into his playing. An in demand and seasoned performer, Jason Overy holds down drum kit duties with the MC4. He has developed curriculum in percussion, hand drumming and Taiko drumming and teaches music in a variety of settings. Upright bassist Russell Scholberg brings his many years of expertise and creativity to the MC4. He is a veteran musician and teacher from the Vancouver scene having performed with many different and diverse groups. Multi instrumentalist Laurence Santos adds tenor saxophone and keyboards to the group. A performer, composer and teacher, Lzo brings his talented gifts to the West Coast scene, recording and performing out of Vancouver.

Scotty Hills (Early Show)
2026-06-30 19:00 - 20:00 | Guilt & Co., 1 Alexander Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6A 1B2, Canada
Scotty Hills is originally from the Canadian prairies but has travelled the world gathering stories and sounds for making music that connects to our human nature, deep in the soul. Candid heartbreak lullabies to soulful songs with a message, all with a gentle reverence for world rhythms. His sound is somewhere between the magic he heard on his grandma’s Carpenter records, and the Carter Family radio show his grandpa would yodel to. Mix this with the sophisticated arrangements of his mom’s Anita Baker tapes, and his deep love for Chicago Blues. All of these influences produce a harmonic density which glues together his honest, poignant lyrics, and soulful voice.

Keyon Harrold "Foreverland and Songs For Miles"
2026-06-30 19:30 - 21:30 | The Vancouver Playhouse
Keyon Harrold is a Grammy Award-winning trumpeter, vocalist, and producer hailed by Wynton Marsalis as “the future of the trumpet.” On Foreverland, a Grammy-nominated album that features crossover collaborations with Common, Robert Glasper, PJ Morton, and Laura Mvula, Keyon’s world-class band freestyles and solos across through the spectrum of African American music to create a brand of sonic expression that‘s been enthusiastically called “Bop Pop Hip-Hop Jazz!!!”.
Harrold first stepped into the international spotlight with his work as the trumpet voice in Don Cheadle’s Miles Davis biopic Miles Ahead, and his genre-defying career includes work with Beyoncé, Rihanna, Jeff Beck, and Keith Richards. Whether leading his powerhouse ensemble, performing with orchestras, or presenting special programs like Jazz and the Birth of Hip Hop, Harrold’s emotionally-charged compositions are in constant, thrilling variation, flowing from rock to hip-hop to classical piano and back again, glued together by Keyon’s bright, jazz-rooted melodic motifs.
Called “a scorching trumpeter” by the New York Times, Harrold’s current ensemble is making some of the strongest artistic statements of any musical group today.
For Accessible seating please contact: boxoffice@coastaljazz.ca

Chris Gestrin Quartet
2026-06-30 20:00 - 22:00 | Frankie’s Jazz Club, 755 Beatty Sreet, Vancouver, BC, V6B 2M4, Canada
Keith Jarrett’s European Quartet was a modern jazz group featuring pianist Keith Jarrett, saxophonist Jan Garbarek, bassist Palle Danielsson, and drummer Jon Christensen, active in the mid-to-late 1970s. Their distinctive sound, a blend of lyrical melody and free improvisation, became synonymous with the aesthetic of the German record label, ECM. It was and continues to be hugely influential to the sound of jazz and creative music. For this concert, Chris has put together a quartet featuring some of his great friends and musicians from Vancouver to pay tribute to some of Jarrett’s unique and beautiful compositions from this time frame.
With Chris Gestrin piano, Jon Bentley tenor & soprano sax, Jodi Proznick acoustic bass, and Joe Poole drums.

Caley Watts + Great Aunt Ida
2026-06-30 20:15 - 23:00 | The China Cloud, 524 Main Street, 2nd Floor, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Caley Watts
Caley Watts is a Cree singer/songwriter who grew up along the river banks, mountain ranges, and rainforest of Nuxalk Territory, and her blend of folk and roots draws heavily on the pace and beauty of her home. In praising the “understated magic” of Caley’s music, CBC Music said “it’s easy to imagine oneself whisked far away from the insularity of daily life, to somewhere wilder and grander.” Caley’s debut album River’s Daughter is the result of more than three years of mentorship and co-writing sessions with an incredible community of artists, including William Prince, Serena Ryder, Kinnie Starr, and Katie Pruitt.
Joining Watts are Kenton Loewen drums, Scott Smith guitar, and James Meger bass.
Presented in association with Talking Stick Festival.

Great Aunt Ida
Pianist and songwriter Ida Nilsen’s Great Aunt Ida project has existed in various shapes and places since 2003, beginning in and returning to Vancouver, BC. Influenced by a variety of genres but rooted in popular song, Nilsen’s writing has been called “intimate and honest”, “warm and spare,” bordering on misanthropic, and “somehow unlike any other girl/piano combo.” Active in the Vancouver music scene in the late 90s and 2000s, Nilsen was a member of The Buttless Chaps, acclaimed post-rock group The Beans, and experimental improv group Cunt. Flash forward to 2026, and Great Aunt Ida’s absorbing new material reflects on grief, change, connection, and relationships with space and place.

Petunia & the Vipers (Late Show)
2026-06-30 21:00 - 23:30 | Guilt & Co., 1 Alexander Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6A 1B2, Canada
Louis Armstrong was once asked what his favourite kind of music was, and his response was simple; “Good music”. Petunia & the Vipers’ sound may not sit comfortably in one certain genre, but “Good Music” describes it well. Hank Williams on acid… Tom Waits meets Elvis at Woody Guthrie’s Hobo junction… Avant-Country night club scene music… One of the best bands in the world today, of any kind… hillbilly-flavoured-swing inflected-ragtime-goodtime-thunderously rolling-one-of-a-kind-you-don’t-want-to-miss-this-sort-of-a-show… A new music that springboards off of music of the past and jumps into the present day, left with only echoes of the past… Something in between 1920’s and steam punk. It’s good for your mind… These are just a few of the words uttered by folks around the globe trying to pin down a description of all that is Petunia & the Vipers.

Tom Wherrett Trio with Cuong Vu
2026-06-30 21:30 - 23:00 | Tyrant Studios, 1019 Seymour St, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6B 3M3, Canada
Three veterans of the Vancouver creative jazz scene—guitarist Tom Wherrett, drummer Dan Gaucher, and bassist Karlis Silins—come together to explore the intersection of jazz, rock, and improvised music with one of the most dynamic masters of genre-shunning innovation, trumpeter Cuong Vu. Crossing “idiosyncratic sonic territory and blurred stylistic borders” in service of “riveting instrumental fire” (Earshot Jazz), the Seattle-based innovator won two Grammy Awards as part of the Pat Metheny Group, and has played with the likes of Jamie Saft, Chris Speed, and Myra Melford.
Open Jazz Jam to follow, hosted by Tom Wherrett Trio. Presented in association with Tyrant Studios.

Company B Jazz Band
2026-07-01 12:00 | Ocean Artworks, 1531 Johnston Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V3E 2T1, Canada
Company B Jazz Band is one of Canada’s foremost vintage jazz ensembles, featuring a vocal trio inspired by renowned female harmony groups like the Andrews Sisters and the Boswell Sisters. With pitch-perfect melodies and an infectious sense of fun, they take on a vast repertoire that dates from the 1920s to today, all performed in classic Swing Era style. Since their 2007 inception, Company B has performed throughout North America, Europe, and Asia, and this May released their first live album, Live From the Hive.
Shannon Scott vocals, Bonnie Northgraves vocals and trumpet, Juhli Weiss vocals, Josh Roberts guitar, Jens Christiansen sax, Noah Gotfrit bass.

Madeleine Elkins Workshop
2026-07-01 13:00 - 14:30 | Tom Lee Music Hall, 728 Granville Street, Vancouver, BC, V6Z 1E4, Canada
Guitarist Madeleine Elkins writes intricate compositions at the crossroads of jazz, folk, and rock. Inspired by exploratory artists like Bill Frisell and Mary Halvorson, Elkins merges contemporary jazz with modern bluegrass and with post-punk guitar sounds. Named as one of the “10 Vancouver music acts to watch in 2026” by the Vancouver Sun, she has performed with Mali Obomsawin, Wayne Horvitz, Kaïa Kater, the Sister Jazz Orchestra, and many more diverse bands and artists. She released her first album, Brighton Train, on the Infidels Jazz label in October 2025.

David Blake NYC Quartet
2026-07-01 13:30 - 14:30 | Performance Works, 1218 Cartwright Street, Vancouver, BC, V6H 3R8, Canada
Vancouver-born guitarist/composer David Blake has been making a name for himself in New York’s vibrant contemporary jazz community in recent years. “With engaging melodies in the forefront, underscored by intricate harmonies and shifting time signatures” (All About Jazz), the Brooklyn-based Blake leads a quartet featuring some of NYCs finest, most dynamic players in pianist Dabin Ryu, bassist Warren Louie, and drummer Jonas Esser.

Ard n’ Saul
2026-07-01 14:25 - 15:25 | Ocean Artworks, 1531 Johnston Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V3E 2T1, Canada
Ard ‘n Saul pays hot-soloing homage to the classic two horns+rhythm section tradition. Led by the dynamic duo of alto saxophonist Saul Berson and tenor saxophonist Ardeshir, Ard ‘n Saul’s rich repertoire of standards and originals brings exhilarating, hard-swinging tradition and innovation to the stage. With Winston Matsushita piano, David Caballero bass, and Arvind Ramdas drums.

Song Form // Less: Caley Watts // Kevin Romain
2026-07-01 14:30 - 16:00 | Zameen Art House, 1515 Anderson St, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6H 3R5, Canada
Caley Watts is a singer/songwriter who grew up along the riverbanks, mountain ranges, and ancient conifers that fill the Great Bear Rainforest, and her blend of folk and roots draws heavily on the pace and beauty of her home. Spotlighted by CBC Music as one of 5 Indigenous musicians to know in 2025, they praised the “understated magic” of Caley’s music, saying “it’s easy to imagine oneself whisked far away from the insularity of daily life, to somewhere wilder and grander.” Watts’ debut album, River’s Daughter, was just released this spring.
Employing unorthodox polyrhythmic vocabulary, drummer, improviser, composer and researcher Kevin Romain’s Autopoietic summons an illusory and paradoxical embodied sensation of movement through space on multiple simultaneous temporal planes. These improvisations are miniature explorations of the phenomenology of polyrhythm and the complex affective states to which it gives rise.
Solo sets will be followed by a short duo collaboration and artist talk about form in music, presented in association with IICSI at the University of British Columbia. Thanks to Talking Stick Festival.

Makeshift Rhythm & Blues Band
2026-07-01 16:30 - 19:30 | Prophecy, 801 W Georgia St. (Entrance on Howe St.), Vancouver, BC, V6C 2E5, Canada
Makeshift Rhythm & Blues Band is a four-piece outfit rooted in the golden era of blues and soul music. Inspired by icons such as B.B. King, Bill Withers, Aretha Franklin, and Etta James, the band delivers tight grooves, infectious harmonies, and standout musicianship, with every member stepping up to the mic. Grounded in tradition but delivered with fresh energy, Makeshift is classic, soulful, and built to move a room.
