Jazz Consortium Big Band

Special guest:

Lake Zurich High School Jazz Ensemble

on

Sunday, May 13, 2012

6:00 – 9:00 pm

at

Durty Nellie’s Pub

180 N. Smith St.

Palatine, IL

(847) 358 – 9150

$10 cover.  $5 for 17 & under with student ID.  All Ages.

The 17-piece Jazz Consortium Big Band plays swing and jazz-rock favorites from the repertoire of such famous Big Bands as Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington, Buddy Rich and Maynard Ferguson, with a brassy mix of 5 saxes, 4 trumpets, 4 trombones, and rhythm section.

Photo credit: Alan Frohlichstein.

Monday, April 2, 2012

8 pm – midnight

Arlene Bardelle

Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?

CD Release Party

featuring

Arlene Bardelle, vocals

Art Davis, trumpet

Eric Schneider, sax,

Rusty Jones, drums

Eric Hochberg, bass

Tom Muellner, piano

at

Green Mill

4802 N. Broadway

Chicago, IL

$6 cover

Poster by Chicago Studio Club  2012.

Arlene Bardelle If I Were A Bell

If I Were A Bell is the first song on Arlene’s brand new CD!

Founded by James W. Wagner,  Hyde Park Jazz Society presents SUNDAY JAZZ …

Sunday, March 18, 2012

7:30 – 11:30 pm

at

Room 43

1043 E. 43rd

Chicago, IL

Featuring:

PAT MALLINGER, saxes

Dan Trudell, piano

Dennis Carroll, bass

Makaya McCraven, drums

Admission always only: $10 and students with university ID and children accompanied by an adult: $5

Room 43 is a block and a half east of Ellis with orange awnings in front. There is food and bar service and parking is available on the street and at “One Stop” at 43rd & Lake Park. For $5 there is valet parking.

Poster by Chicago Studio Club 2012, please pass it on and help spread the word!

Pat Mallinger on sax LIVE in Chicago!

Higher Ground

Featuring

The Rajiv Halim Quintet

Rajiv Halim – Saxophone, Leader, Composer
Shaun Johnson – Trumpet
Justin Thomas – Vibraphone
James Ross – Bass
Samuel Jewell – Drums

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Doors open at 7:00 pm

Show starts at 8:00 pm

at

Red Kiva

1108 West Randolph

Chicago, IL

(312) 226 – 5577

$8.00 presale at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/231457

$10.00 at the door

Limited Reserved Seating

(877) 368 – 9933 for group rates and corporate discounts

For more information

www.smoothjazzentertainment.net

@SmoothJazzEnt on Twitter

www.facebook.com/SmoothJazzEnt

Higher Ground takes place every 3rd Wednesday of the month at Red Kiva!

Thanks to Mark at Smooth Jazz for the info/poster! 

Friday, March 16, 2012

6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

Petra van Nuis

and

Andy Brown

A voice/guitar duo

at

Katerina’s

1920 W. Irving Park Rd.

Chicago, IL

(773) 348 – 7592

No cover, no minimum.

Poster by Chicago Studio Club, 2012, tanks to Andy and Petra for use of their photos.

The “Z” Quartet presents an evening of standards and modern jazz, focusing a lot on the music from the Great American Songbook and modern jazz composers such as Kenny Garrett, Kenny Barron and many others. On this special night “Z” Quartet will have violinist James Sanders as their special guest.

“Z” Quartet with special guest James Sanders on violin

Tuesday, February 28, 2012 Jazz Showcase 8pm and 10pm

806 S. Plymouth Ct., Chicago, IL

James, an admirer of Stéphane Grappelli, began improvising on the violin shortly after completing his Yale degree, at first sitting in with various ensembles around Chicago, and then forming the James Sanders Trio in 1990. Developing his jazz chops through constant work, he became a regular member Alfonso Ponticelli’s Gypsy Jazz ensemble Swing Gitan in 1995. At some point he began to explore the neighborhood music of his youth, and he formed Conjúnto in 2001.
Conjúnto started as a fairly conventional Latin jazz unit, fusing Afro-Latin rhythms to jazz harmonies and improvising. A nucleus formed around Sanders and reed player extraordinaire Steve Eisen. At one point the lineup featured a vocalist and a more hard core salsa approach. Meanwhile,
Sanders continued to work with other jazz musicians, gradually finding gigs with some of the city’s vaunted AACM collective of improvisers, including Dee Alexander, Hamid Drake, and Harrison Bankhead. At the same time, he was on call to support touring salsa stars from New York, including the keyboardist / arranger of the legendary Fania All-Stars, Larry Harlow. There was no let up in his classical schedule, either. Just like back at the magnet school, Sanders refuses to confine himself artistically to any one culture.
All of this found its way into Conjúnto. As the line up solidified, James concentrated on hiring players who not only thoroughly understood the fundamentals of Afro-Latin traditions, but possessed the improvisational chops and musicianship to follow his lead into, for Latin jazz, uncharted territory. The result is an approach that, at its best, completely absorbs the vast repository of African and western music into a unique and original vision.

The “Z” Quartet is Saalik Ziyad on vocals, Preyas Roy on vibes, Nathan Brown on bass and Xavier Breaker on drums

www.saalikjazz.com
www.reverbnation.com/saalikjazz
www.twitter.com/saalikjazz
www.facebook.com/saalikjazz
www.chicagojazzduets.com

and

http://saalikziyad.bandcamp.com/

Jazz harmonica virtuoso and 2012 Grammy winner Howard Levy and noted musicians on the UIC jazz faculty will perform in an evening concert highlighting the third annual High School Jazz Festival at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

Monday, Feb. 27, 2012

Festival: 8:30 am – 5:00 pm

Concert: 7:00 pm

Student Center East

Illinois Room

750 S. Halsted St.

Chicago, IL

Noted Chicago jazz artists who teach at UIC, including Ernie Adams (percussion), Patricia Barber (vocals), Ari Brown (saxophone), Orbert Davis (trumpet), Stewart Miller (bass), Peter Stoltzman (piano), and Zvonimir Tot (guitar), will score and critique the performances of 10 to 14 Chicago-area high school jazz ensembles.

The UIC Jazz Faculty Combo, Student Combo and Jazz Ensemble will perform at midday. Admission is free.

The festival will culminate with a 7 p.m. concert featuring renowned harmonica virtuoso Howard Levy, the UIC Jazz Faculty Combo, and the UIC Jazz Ensemble, directed by drummer Joel Spencer, adjunct lecturer of music.

Tickets to the evening concert are $10 for the general public; $7 with student ID. Tickets are available at http://theatreandmusic.aa.uic.edu/musicpages/music-jazzfestival.htm or at the door (cash or check only).  For information, please call (312) 996-6068.

“There was always talk about extending the day when we educate high school students to include a concert that not only would they attend, but that would also appeal to the public,” said Joel Spencer, adjunct lecturer and director of the jazz ensemble.

UIC’s High School Jazz Festival was initiated in 2010 for jazz bands of all sizes throughout the Chicago area.

Photo of Howard Levy by Chicago Studio Club, all rights reserved.

Southport Records Presents Marshall Vente – with Joanie Pallatto and the music of their CD “Two” performed LIVE! Southport Records Presents an Ongoing Series at Katerina’s The First Saturday of Every Month With Label Partners/Presenters: Bradley Parker-Sparrow – piano  /  Joanie Pallatto – voice

Saturday, March 3, 2012

6:30 – 9:00 pm

at

Katerina’s

1920 W. Irving Park Road

Chicago, IL

(773)  348 – 7592

(Please call for reservations)

www.katerinas.com

$5 cover

“The performances are dazzling”  -Rick Kogan, Chicago Tribune

Marshall Vente – pianist / composer / arranger

Marshall Vente will be playing two roles at Katerina’s for this evening of “Southport Records Presents”:  performing solo at the piano, and accompanying vocalist Joanie Pallatto, reprising their critically acclaimed Southport Records recording, “Two” – Joanie interprets songs from the world song book of great pop and classic standards with Vente on the 9’ Baldwin Grand.

Vente, in everyday life, plays equal roles as Pianist, Bandleader, Composer, Arranger, Radio Host and Contractor.  A diverse taste in music aids his survival in the music business.  A life in jazz has taken him from touring Europe as a teenager, ‘68; a National Endowment for Arts jazz apprentice with Gil Evans and David Matthews, ’82 – ‘87; NEA & IAC Composer grants; collaborations and CDs with Eldee Young, Billy Harper, Neville York; and as impresario of his annual Jazz Tropicale Cruise aboard the tall ship Windy in mid-July since 1995.  His love of Brazilian music brought him to the airwaves as radio host of Jazz Tropicale heard every Sunday on 90.9fm WDCB since 1993 – “It’s a jazz show with a few palm trees!”  Vente is currently leading and playing gigs nearly every day!

www.MarshallVente.com

Joanie Pallatto – vocalist / composer

A native of Xenia, Ohio, Joanie Pallatto is a graduate of The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music.  Joanie toured with The Glenn Miller Orchestra as a featured vocalist before moving to Chicago in 1979 to pursue her career in music.

Pallatto’s discography includes recordings with Bradley Parker-Sparrow, Marshall Vente, Willie Pickens, Von Freeman, Bob Dorough, Fareed Haque, King Fleming, Tatsu Aoki, Bobby Lewis, Famoudou Don Moye and many more.

Co-owner and partner with pianist/composer and husband, Bradley Parker-Sparrow at Sparrow Sound Design Recording Studio and Southport Records, Joanie’s engineering expertise is displayed in the areas of recording, mixing and mastering, along with CD production, producing, arranging and composing.

Southport Records presents an ongoing series of events at Katerina’s on the first Saturday of every month!  Label partners Bradley Parker-Sparrow, piano and Joanie Pallatto, voice will open each set with their original duets and improvisations.  Southport Records will present a mix of artists from the label roster, featuring jazz, avant garde, classical, world and new music.  The co-host of this event, Katerina’s, has evolved into a unique listening experience and environment, with fine programming, including jazz, world, and pop forms. As always, Katerina’s serves great cocktails and fine food!  Katerina’s – an eclectic club with its soul in the arts.

Southport Records celebrates the documentation of recording Chicago artists for the past thirty-five years, Sparrow Sound Design (1977 – 2012). All SOUTHPORT CDS ARE AVAILABLE FROM:

www.amazon.com  and www.emphasisentertainment.com  and  www.jazzmart.com and www.cadencebuilding.com . See and hear Joanie & Sparrow www.youtube.com/joaniepallatto . Southport Records www.chicagosound.com     (773) 281 – 8510 .

Thanks to Joanie and Sparrow for the photos/info. Poster by Chicago Studio Club, 2012.

Arlene Bardelle

” Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow “

CD Release Party!

on

Monday, March 19, 2012

8:00

and

10:00  pm sets

Performing with Arlene:

Eric Schneider

Tom Muellner

Rusty Jones

Eric Hochberg

at

Jazz Showcase

806 S. Plymouth Ct.

(Dearborn Station)

Chicago, IL

(312) 360 – 0234

Congratulations to our good friend Arlene Bardelle on her wonderful new CD!

“We have been following her for years and always enjoy the music and the whole vibe Arlene brings into a room.”

Poster by Chicago Studio Club 2012.

Photo credit Alan Frohlichstein

The Jazz Consortium Big Band

Club Performance

Sunday, February 12, 2012

6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Durty Nellie’s Pub

180 N. Smith St., Palatine, IL

(847) 358 – 9150

www.durtynellies.com

$10 cover

All ages

The 17-piece Jazz Consortium Big Band plays swing and jazz-rock favorites

from the repertoire of such famous Big Bands as Glenn Miller, Duke

Ellington, Buddy Rich and Maynard Ferguson, with a brassy mix of 5 saxes, 4

trumpets, 4 trombones, and rhythm section.

www.jcbigband.com

Thanks to Roy Vombrack for the photo/info!

Ron Oswanski

Marko Marcinko

and

Dave Samuels

are

Organik Vibe Trio

Friday, April 20, 2012

9:00 pm – 1:00 am

and

Saturday, April 21, 2012

8:30 pm – 12 midnight

at

Green Mill Jazz Club

4802 N. Broadway

Chicago, IL

$12 cover

Organik Tribe Trio LIVE in January 2012!

The Organik Vibe Trio features a unique array of sonic characteristics from a jazz trio. The combination of a Vibraphone & Marimba in conjunction with the Hammond B3, drum set, and percussion create rich layers of endless possibilities. With a trio of creative players and choice repertoire, you’ll be sure to enjoy. http://www.youtube.com/organikvibe , has more, check them out!

Special thanks to Ron Oswanski for sharing photos, info and more!

Poster by Chicago Studio Club 2012.

For paperless submissions, click here to download the Electronic Application Form and follow the instructions to save and email the form as an attachment.

To send a CD/DVD submission via US mail, please click here to download the Physical Application Form.

**All submissions must be received or postmarked by

Thursday, March 1, 2012

to be considered.**

You will need Adobe Acrobat in order to download these forms, click here.

About The Landshark Beer Garden…

It is on the East End of Navy Pier, is open to all ages and is a great place to unwind and enjoy Chicago’s lakefront. Residents and visitors alike will enjoy the outdoor atmosphere surrounded by the unique personality of Navy Pier and the Chicago skyline.

Headlined by its signature, Landshark Lager, imports, micro-brewed and domestic beers are always served at the Landshark Beer Garden, as well as exciting cocktails and frozen drinks. In addition, this destination spot offers all of your favorite picnic foods including pizza, bratwurst soaked in Landshark Lager, Italian beef, hot wings, hamburgers, Chicago style hot dogs and much more.

The Landshark Beer Garden is a wonderful place to spend a relaxing day or evening filled with entertainment and ambiance that cannot be found anywhere else in Chicago. The Landshark Beer Garden is an ideal location for corporate parties, special events and casual get-togethers.

THE LANDSHARK BEER GARDEN AT NAVY PIER IS NOW CLOSED FOR THE SEASON.  SEE YOU NEXT YEAR WHEN LIVE MUSIC RETURNS SUMMER 2012!

Navy Pier

600 E. Grand

Chicago, IL 60611

Phone: (312) 595-5439

Chicago’s Best Beer Garden Just Got Even Better!

http://www.chicagosbestbeergarden.com/

Check out our friend, trombonist

Russ Phillips , and join him!

Russ Phillips solo LIVE in Chicago!

Thanks to vocalist Jeannie Lambert for sending us the poster!

Nick Tountas Tribute

at the

Pro Jazz Jam

Monday, February 6, 2012

8:30 pm – 12:30 am

at

Serbian Village

3144 W. Irving Park Rd.

Chicago, IL

(773)  478 – 2900

Vocalist Stephanie Aaron is the featured artist in the first set. All night long the music is dedicated to Nick Tountas, a Chicago bassist who was buried today at Maryhill Cemetery in Niles. Nick’s friends including drummer Rusty Jones and guitarist Curt Warren will perform with host/pianist  Tom “Tommy” Muellner and Larry Kohut on upright bass. In the second set, professional musicians are invited to join in the fun. Should be a GREAT night!

Poster by Chicago Studio Club 2012.

Paradise Waits Band

(Grateful Dead)

with

Dog 1

on

Grateful Dead Wednesdays

starting

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

at

Double Door

1572 N. Milwaukee Ave.,

Chicago, IL

( 773 ) 489 – 3160

7:30 pm – 1:00 am

$7

https://www.facebook.com/events/214862195260854/

Paradise Waits Band is:

“Fabulous” Jim Boukas

guitar/vocals

Mark “Hague” Hague

guitar/vocals

Mike “Haz” Hazdra

bass

Bill “The Sledgehammer” Urban

drums

Jim “Shazzam” Chrzan

keys/vocals

Tony “Bologna” Dellumo

drums

Dougy “Doubles” B

sound

Joe “Tsunami’” Burton

lights/crew

Brian Levy

lights

Paradise Waits is Chicago’s Grateful Dead experience, best known for their deeply creative and psychedelic improvisational jams. They have a long-standing ‘Grateful Dead Wednesday’ residency every week in Chicago. PW boasts a repertoire of over 200 GD songs, as well as many from Phish, Allmans, Dylan, Ween, and WSP. They also perform their own original material, rooted in blues, rock, country, and bluegrass.

Source: http://www.jambase.com/Artists/32823/Paradise-Waits-%28Grateful-Dead%29/Bio

Paradise Waits – Casey Jones December 2011

Jazz Jam Session

with the

Rose Colella Quartet

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

8:00 – 11:30 pm

at

Jazz Showcase

806 S. Plymouth Court

(Dearborn Station)

Chicago, IL

$5 cover for students & musicians / $10 cover for general public

There will be ONE more chance to jam with Rose, Tues., Feb. 7, 2012, do not miss it!

Poster by Chicago Studio Club 2012.

Rich Cantú – Señor Cantú

     Southport Records presents the debut solo CD from singer-songwriter and guitarist Rich Cantú.  “Señor Cantú” is a studio recording, boasting 12 original compositions (in either Spanish or English) and one classic (“El Jinete.”)  Cantu weaves a spell with his stories and songs, complete with his ‘one man band’ of vocals, whistling, mouth clicks, percussive foot taps and guitar.

“On a warm Tuesday evening on Southport Avenue in Chicago, a voice resonated from the open front dining area of a restaurant called Coobah.  Turning into the bar, a slender man was playing electric guitar in the corner, next to a large amp that boasted the setting 96.  The broad tenor voice and lush chords fell into the evening air.  This was such a profound discovery, just 2 blocks south of Southport Records.  The voice was lush and real.  Many of the songs, in both English and Spanish, were Cantú originals.  Of Polish and Mexican descent, Cantú has mastered the art of the romantic ballad, via Chicago, and the world.”

-excerpt from liner notes, by b. p. sparrow

Rich Cantú

One voice – one guitar…

A perfect balance.

Saturday, February 4, 2012

6:30 – 9:00 pm

at

Katerina’s

1920 W. Irving Park Road

Chicago, IL

(773) 348 – 7592

$5 cover

Rich Cantu – Voice and Acoustic Guitar

     Rich Cantú is a singer/songwriter from Chicago who has been performing for over 20 years. Playing guitar, bass, piano and a variety of other instruments, he has performed at many venues in the Midwest. From the Congress Theatre to the Riviera, Rich has sung with numerous bands and mariachis as well as delighted audiences with his powerful voice and mastery of the guitar as a solo artist. He has performed on such shows as “Despierta America” as well as having a series of solo specials on local Chicago cable dedicated to his solo work. Rich Cantu led the Chicago based Spanish rock group “Antenna the Band” from 2005 -2009. As the songwriter and lead singer they had a #1 hit on Chicago radio with the song “Paris” for close to 6 months, along the way winning many awards and accolades for being the best Spanish rock band in Chicago. Writing music and putting his own twist on all the classic music written over the years is his passion. “Enjoy every song you play” is his motto. Hope you agree and enjoy as well.

Southport Records presents an ongoing series at Katerina’s

Southport Records presents an ongoing series of events at Katerina’s on the first Saturday of every month!  Label partners Bradley Parker-Sparrow, piano and Joanie Pallatto, voice will open each set with their original duets and improvisations.  Southport Records will present a mix of artists from the label roster, featuring jazz, avant garde, classical, world and new music.  The co-host of this event, Katerina’s, has evolved into a unique listening experience and environment, with fine programming, including jazz, world, and pop forms. As always, Katerina’s serves great cocktails and fine food!  Katerina’s is an eclectic club with its soul in the arts.

Chris Madsen on sax, Eric Hochberg, bass and Steve Million, piano

Wednesday, 1/25/12

6-9 pm

Catch 35

35 West Wacker Drive

Chicago, IL

(312) 346-3500

and…

Chris Madsen on sax, Andy Brown on guitar

Friday, 1/24/12

7-9:30 pm

Flight 112 Wine Bar

112 West Park Avenue

Elmhurst, IL

(630) 758-0808

and then…

Chris Madsen on sax with Kevin Fort on keyboard

Saturday, 1/28/12

8-11 pm

Kamehachi

531 N. Wells

Chicago, IL

(312) 664-3663

In Old Town

The big event is:

Chris Madsen  CD release party

A tribute to 1920′s trumpeter Bix Beiderbecke!

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

8 and 10 pm

Chris Madsen on sax, Joe Policastro, bass, Dan Effland, guitar, and drummer Joel Spencer

at

Jazz Showcase

806 S. Plymouth Ct.

Chicago, IL

$10

Last but not least..

Chris Madsen on sax with Kevin Fort on keyboard

Saturday, 3/31/12

8-11 pm

Kamehachi

531 N. Wells

Chicago, IL

(312) 664-3663

In Old Town

Be sure to…

Visit the OFFICIAL website of Chris Madsen:

www.chrismadsen.net

and Chris Madsen on youtube:

www.youtube.com/chrismadsen81

Chris Madsen CD’s are available at: www.cdbaby.com/cd/cmadsen

and www.cdbaby.com/cd/chrismadsentrio

Photos property of Chris Madsen, all rights reserved. Thanks to Chris for use of the photos.

Saxophonist Mark Colby

on

Monday, January 23, 2012

8:00 – 11:30 pm

at

 Jazz Showcase

806 S. Plymouth Court

Chicago, IL

(312) 360 – 0234

$10 cover

Thanks to Mark Colby for use of his black and white photo.

We are the proud owners of Mark Colby’s new CD Yesterday’s Gardenias  , and you can be too!

Just click on the CD covers to buy. Also find Yesterday’s Gardenias on itunes  

or http://www.amazon.com/Yesterdays-Gardenias/dp/B006ITAFC0 !

An Evening With Rachelle Ferrell

To quote the Viper Alley website:

” Composer, lyricist, arranger, musician, and vocalist Rachelle Ferrell is a recent arrival on the contemporary jazz scene, but her visibility on the pop/urban contemporary scene has boosted her audience’s interest in her jazz recordings.

Born and raised in Philadelphia, Ferrell got started singing in the second grade at age six. This no doubt contributed to the eventual development of her startling six-and-change octave range. She decided early on, after classical training on violin, that she wanted to try to make her mark musically as an instrumentalist and songwriter. In her mid-teens, her father bought her a piano with the provision that she’d learn to play to a professional level. Within six months, Ferrell had secured her first professional gig as a pianist/singer. She began performing at 13 as a violinist, and in her mid-teens as a pianist and vocalist. At 18, she enrolled in the Berklee College of Music in Boston to study composition and arranging, where her classmates included Branford Marsalis, Kevin Eubanks, Donald Harrison, and Jeff Watts. She graduated in a year and taught music for a while with Dizzy Gillespie for the New Jersey State Council on the Arts. Through the ’80s and into the early ’90s, she worked with some of the top names in jazz, including Gillespie, Quincy Jones, George Benson, and George Duke.

Ferrell’s debut, “First Instrument,” was released in 1990 in Japan only. Recorded with bassist Tyrone Brown, pianist Eddie Green, and drummer Doug Nally, an all-star cast of accompanists also left their mark on her record. They include trumpeter Terrence Blanchard, pianists Gil Goldstein and Michel Petrucciani, bassists Kenny Davis and Stanley Clarke, tenor saxophonist Wayne Shorter, and keyboardist Pete Levin. Her unique take on now-standards like Sam Cooke’s “You Send Me,” Cole Porter’s “What Is This Thing Called Love,” and Rodgers & Hart’s “My Funny Valentine,” captured the hearts and souls of the Japanese jazz-buying public.

In 1995, Blue Note/Capitol released her Japanese debut for U.S. audiences, and the response was similarly positive. Her 1992 self-titled U.S. debut, a more urban pop/contemporary album, was released on Capitol Records. Ferrell was signed to a unique two-label contract, recording pop and urban contemporary for Capitol Records and jazz music for Blue Note Records.

For four consecutive years in the early ’90s, Ferrell put in festival-stopping performances at the Montreaux Jazz Festival. Although Ferrell has captured the jazz public’s attention as a vocalist, she continues to compose and write songs on piano and violin. Ferrell’s work ethic has paid off, and Gillespie’s predictions about her becoming a “major force” in the jazz industry came true.

Her prolific songwriting abilities and ability to accompany herself on piano seem only to further her natural talent as a vocalist. “Some people sing songs like they wear clothing, they put it on and take it off,” she explains in the biographical notes accompanying First Instrument. “But when one performs four sets a night, six nights a week, that experience affords you the opportunity to present the song from the inside out, to express its essence. In this way, a singer expresses the song in the spirit in which it was written. The songwriter translates emotion into words. The singer’s job is to translate the words back into emotion.” Ferrell has made her mark not as a straight-ahead jazz singer and pianist, but as a crossover artist who is equally at home with urban contemporary pop, gospel, classical music, and jazz. “

Rachelle  Ferrell

Saturday, March 3, 2012

at

9:30 pm

Concert doors open 1 hour before showtime

Restaurant opens at 4:00 pm

at

Viper Alley

275 Parkway Dr.

Lincolnshire, IL

(847) 499 – 5000

Ticket Prices Vary .

Rachelle Ferrell My Funny Valentine LIVE!

Rachelle Ferrell photo at top of page by Donald Clark.

Thanks to Toni Atonetti for the info and photo!