NEW ORLEANS MARDI GRAS PARTY
March 1 @ 7:00 pm – 10:30 pm UTC+0
Prepare to parade down to Bourbon Street when Aaron Jacobs and The Swing Tones bring their Big Brass Sound for a smack-down-Mardi-Gras-supper-club-party, highlighting the golden jazz sounds of New Orleans. Co-hosted by Main Kitchen Bar & Grill in Canoga Park, this diverse culinary arts matched with The Swing Tones high end entertainment will launch their customers down the Bourbon Street Parade as we Bring In the Saints for a celebratory mood to remember.
“This particular set is so festive and vibrant,” exclaimed Aaron Jacobs, Executive Producer & Lead Vocalist. “Celebrating the birthplace of modern jazz while taking our unique vocal jazz sounds and transforming into that big brass New Orleans vibe that gets the whole audience moving and grooving. From Louis Armstrong to Billie Holiday, Ain’t Misbehavin’ to When the Saints, folks will be dancing down the aisles in this unique nod to the birth place of Jazz & Swing!”
The Swing Tones are a musical powerhouse, celebrated for their authentic interpretations of classics from the 1920s and 1930s to modern “swingafied” tunes. This special performance will feature:
Band Members Names:
Vocalists: Aaron Jacobs, Tiah Gina, Joshua Flancer and Erin Ben-Moche
Pianists & Musical Director: James Morgan
Drummer: Satoshi Kirisawa
Saxophonist / Clarinetist: Nick Maluf
Trumpetist: Didier Reyes
Trombonist: Ken Eernisse
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More about the Swing Tones: The Swing Tones are the premiere 13-piece Vocal Jazz Big Band of Los Angeles. Helmed by KPFK Radio Host Aaron Jacobs, The Swing Tones honors the styles of the Great American Songbook while adding their own signature swingafied vocal jazz sound to current hits. “If the Andrews Sisters married The Manhattan Transfer,” said Aaron, “and birthed Postmodern Jukebox with a touch of Pentatonix, you would have The Swing Tones.”
More about Main Kitchen Bar & Grill: Sister Restaurant of Main Kitchen Café, a staple of Granada Hills for 10 years, Main Kitchen serves the best Southern California dining with a Latin flair.