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Thursday 7/3
Abstract CitizensExperience the innovative sounds of Abstract Citizen, a jazz group pushing boundaries and blending genres. Their captivating performances weave modern jazz, Peruvian folk and bluegrass influences. Grab a drink and take your friends to this musical odyssey.
Abstract Citizen is the newest group from guitarist and composer Aaron Lebos. The band performs modern jazz, and most of its music was written in the first months of the pandemic.
Lebos is a Miami native who has been an active member of the music scene since he was 16 years old. He has played with some of the biggest names in South Florida such as Nicole Henry, Spam All-Stars, Nu Deco Ensemble and his previous original group Aaron Lebos Reality. He incorporates his diverse and eclectic style into the music of Abstract Citizen.
www.instagram.com/abstract_citizen/
Friday 7/04
4 Beat
Moises Linares is an immigrant Mexican-American drummer and filmmaker based in Boca Raton, FL. He is the co-founder of POCKiT, a multicultural funk band from Fort Lauderdale known for its infectious grooves and improvisational energy. With over 20 years of live performance experience, including 1,000+ shows across the U.S., Mexico, and Latin America, Moises has shared stages with Grammy-winning artists and played everything from jazz clubs to major festivals. His latest creative venture, 4BEAT, is an improvisation project that blends beat-making, live loops, and jazz improvisation, pushing the boundaries of rhythm and creative collaboration.​
Saturday 7/5​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
JP SoarsWith his new album, Brick By Brick, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist JP Soars makes it clear yet again that he’s absolutely determined to advance his career one step at a time, whether it’s through his interaction with fans or via his ongoing album trajectory. He’s made that consistently clear in the past and his work has been rewarded — not only in terms of his accolades and chart accomplishments — but also through the appreciation he’s received from the audiences and admirers he’s managed to attract every step of the way.
It’s that drive and determination that’s at the very heart of Brick By Brick. “It all seemed very natural,” he says. “The album is very reflective of how I have built my music career, one brick at a time.” Indeed, the album is a testament not only to his expansive musical palette but also to his ability to make music that brought him praise from his fans and followers every step of the way.
jpsoars.com/l
Sunday 7/6
Joel Klien
Joel Klein, a young saxophonist with a vision, embarks on a musical odyssey that defies conventions and embraces the spirit of genre-bending exploration. Influenced by artists like Robert Glasper, Marquis Hill, and Nicholas Payton, Klein fearlessly blends jazz, contemporary sounds, and innovative expressions into a captivating sonic tapestry. Klein crafts melodic landscapes that transcend boundaries, evoking emotions and stirring the soul. Klein’s love for pushing artistic boundaries is evident in his compositions, which seamlessly fuse eclectic genres and influences. Joel Klein’s magnetic performances transport you to new musical dimensions, where the boundaries of jazz are expanded and the spirit of innovation thrives.
www.instagram.com/joelklein.music/
Monday 7/7
John’s drumming has been described as always being in service to the song, when supporting singer-songwriters and laying down grooves. In the next breath, he can be heard pushing boundaries, while playing open, modern, improvised music/jazz. John is also a respected educator, teaching at the Frost School of Music - University of Miami, for over 20 years. A native of Detroit, John began playing in the school wind ensemble at the age of 10, and started working professionally playing drumset at 13 in local rock, blues, and R&B bands. Moving to Miami, Florida, he continued playing percussion and drumset, and in college eventually decided on the drum set as his main area of focus. Leaving school to play and record with jazz great Ira Sullivan, John eventually joined trombone legend Curtis Fuller for the better part of a year. He followed Fuller to New York city, where he recorded with Fuller, Pepper Adams, James Williams, and Dennis Irwin.

www.paiste.com/en/musicians/john-yarlingoll
Tuesday 7/8
Lemon City Trio
​formed as a soul jazz organ trio, and has since evolved into a band with its own sound and unique repertoire. The band hails from Miami, Fl and has made a name for itself throughout the state, and up the east coast. Ranging from edgy fusion grooves, to dreamy space Rock, and everything in between, LCT takes its audience on a journey from start to finish.
Guitar - Nick Tannura
Organ/Keyboards - Brian Robertson
Drums - Aaron Glueckauf

www.instagram.com/lemoncitytrio/?hl=en
Wednesday 7/9
EZ E Trio

Eric Escanes is a French/American guitarist based in Miami. Four time Grammy Nominated working with Rhiannon Giddens, Valerie June and Cimafunk.

Eric has played in many different bands and projects over the years. At the moment he is playing and touring with national act Flo Rida and his main project Electric Kif. He has played and recorded with artists such as George Clinton, Jack Splash, Bobby Caldwell, Brazilian Girls, Andy Garcia, Mayday, Robin Thicke, John Newman, Trombone Shorty, Doug Wimbish, Nigel Hall and many more. Eric’s musical influences span from Jimi Hendrix to Scott Henderson, John Scofield and Michael Landau.
www.ericescanes.com/
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Thursday 7/10
Golpes Libres
Degnis Bofill is a Cuban drummer, percussionist, vocalist, and composer. He is well versed in an array of percussion instruments and a connoisseur of Cuban’s unique rhythmic tradition. A vastly experienced performer, he has toured the world, and performed alongside Arturo O’Farrill, Orlando Valle “Maraca”, Néstor Torres, Bobby Carcassés, Jon Cleary, Dave Weckl, Blondie, Brian Lynch, Jaques Morelenbaum, Daymé Arocena, Lula Galvão, Omara Potruondo. Degnis’ directs his own ensemble, Golpes Libres (Free Hits), mixing Afro-Cuban traditional music and modern jazz, combining intricate textures, improvisation, and elaborate harmonic work. He is also a music educator, and offers workshops. Degnis won a Latin Grammy for the album Ancestros Sinfónico in the category of Best Folk Album with the band Síntesis. He has recorded on more than 30 albums with some of the above mentioned artists and others.
Degnis is a OneBeat fellow having been honored with the distintion in 2023.​

www.instagram.com/golpeslibres/
Friday 7/11
Apostoli Floyd
A Miami-based blues rock, funk, and soul artist redefining modern blues with electrifying performances and genre-bending sound. With a two-and-a-half-year residency at The W Hotel South Beach, Apostoli has built a reputation for soul-stirring storytelling, gritty blues guitar, and high-energy live shows. His upcoming album, Dusk Till Dawn (dropping February 21, 2025), showcases his signature fusion of raw blues, deep funk grooves, and yacht rock melodies. Having opened for Andy Grammer, performed on Joe Bonamassa’s Keeping the Blues Alive Cruise, and competed in the International Blues Challenge, Apostoli Floyd is emerging as a must-watch talent in the modern blues landscape.
apostolifloyd.com/
Saturday 7/12
TremoraBrass/Strings-Driven Rock & Soul from Miami, FLTremora is a brass-fueled, emotionally charged rock band out of Miami that blends vintage soul, gritty blues, and modern energy into a sound built to move bodies and stir hearts. Known for dynamic live performances and a lineup that brings together Miami’s top players, Tremora turns every stage into a visceral, communal experience.Led by frontman and rhythm guitarist Carlos Escanilla — a powerhouse vocalist with a raw, soulful delivery — the band layers percussion-style guitar with fiery brass lines, hypnotic grooves, and the deep emotional pull of gospel and rock traditions. The result is a sound that feels both timeless and current: a live band built for connection in the here and now.Tremora’s evolving identity centers around the idea of emotional shifts, resilience, and transformation — themes reflected in their music and their name. Their shows are equal parts catharsis and celebration: bold, high-energy, and deeply human.Formed in 2023 out of Carlos & The Experience, Tremora has quickly earned a loyal following across Miami’s top venues, including Bar Nancy, Lagniappe, and Savage Labs, and festivals like Coconut Grove Arts Festival and Carnaval on the Mile. With a new release slate and regional dates ahead, Tremora is poised to bring their sound — and their signature live experience — to wider audiences in 2025 and beyond.www.instagram.com/tremoramusic/
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Tuesday 6/17
The Sam Hart Trio w special guest: The Biscayne Poet
The Sam Hart Trio is one Lagniappe's favorite Jazz trios. 
On this special night, they will be joined by Oscar Fuentes, aka. "The Biscayne Poet", for a set of Jazz fueled poems from his upcoming book and documentary, "Poetry City."
Oscar is an award winning author and poet.
This night should be unforgettable!
www.instagram.com/sam.e.hart/

www.instagram.com/thebiscaynepoet/
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Wednesday 6/18
Will Crandell
Will Crandell is an innovative young jazz drummer who was a winner of the 2016 National YoungArts Merit award in the jazz discipline. He was also awarded Outstanding Drummer awards at the Essentially Ellington jazz festival in 2015 and 2016. He has performed in and around the Seattle and Detroit areas both as a sideman and with his own bands, playing everything from swinging straight-ahead jazz to progressive modern sounds of today. Will is fortunate to have studied with such greats as Randy Gelispie, Matt Wilson, Kendrick Scott, and Ted Poor as well as performed with Randy Napoleon, Etienne Charles, Diego Rivera, Michael Dease, and JD Allen, among others. Will is currently completing his masters in jazz studies at Michigan State University.

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​www.instagram.com/will_crandell1/
Thursday 6/19
Smerks and the Nightmares
-Smerks and the Night Mares-
South Florida Americana
Roots/Soul/Folk/Swing

Smerks and the Night Mares give their audiences core memories, not afterthoughts. Led by singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Stefanie Smerkers and guitarist/multi-instrumentalist/songwriter Daniel Infante, the band serves up a sound with roots in Americana, blues, bluegrass and even a little punk. Their skill at improvisation, honed in styles from jazz to jamband, means that every show is different, like a sunset, and offers a happy ending, like a Dania massage parlor.
The Night Mares are old souls whose sound would be equally at home in a Prohibition-era speakeasy, the back of a VW van or the main stage of a sold-out festival. Local scene regulars and supporters, they’ve all spent years gigging in some of the area’s most popular bands, like popular soulgrass band, The Copper Tones. Together, the Mares perform songs that reject the anodyne and normal in favor of something that makes you feel.
www.instagram.com/smerksandthenightmares/
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Friday 6/20​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
Himalayan Salt Band
Himalayan Salt Band is a Miami-based instrumental Psyche-Fusion collective that emerged from the diverse and vibrant musical community of Miami beach.
Drawing inspiration from an eclectic range of genres, Himalayan Salt Band weaves together elements of Prog Rock, Fusion, Contemporary Jazz, and World Music. Each member brings their distinct cultural background, infusing the band's sound with rich and diverse influences.
​www.instagram.com/himalayansaltband/
owers every step of the way.
Saturday 6/21
Lotus Collective
Lotus Collective is a group of world-class musicians who blend jazz, funk, and Latin sounds, influenced by bands like Los Amigos Invisibles, Jamiroquai, and Tom Misch. Their debut album, *Where is Edgar?*, produced by Cheo Pardo, features a first single set for release on April 11th at Lagniappe, followed by another on May 9th at Zey Zey. The band comprises singer-guitarist Ivan Leyton and bassist-vocalist Samuel Little, who previously played together in the Venezuelan band Bomboyash, along with keyboardist Julian Bermudez, saxophonist Marcelo Romero, and drummer Marvin Clairsaint, all bringing their jazz backgrounds to the group's sound. In 2024-25, they are curating a series of funk events, starting with a sold-out show titled *What the Funk* in December 2024.

www.instagram.com/lotuscollectivemusic/
Sunday 6/22
Lucas Apostoleris
Born and raised in New England, Lucas Apostoleris is a composer and instrumentalist residing in Miami. He has performed recently with artists such as Dave Liebman, Fabian Almazan, Troy Roberts, and Martin Bejerano, and plays regularly with a variety of ensembles in South Florida. He has released two albums of his own music: “Chronicle,” in 2020, and “The Path Forward,” in 2023. His third album, “It’s Been Good,” was released in May 2024.
www.lucas-apostoleris.com/
Monday 6/23
John Yarling

John’s drumming has been described as always being in service to the song, when supporting singer-songwriters and laying down grooves. In the next breath, he can be heard pushing boundaries, while playing open, modern, improvised music/jazz. John is also a respected educator, teaching at the Frost School of Music - University of Miami, for over 20 years. A native of Detroit, John began playing in the school wind ensemble at the age of 10, and started working professionally playing drumset at 13 in local rock, blues, and R&B bands. Moving to Miami, Florida, he continued playing percussion and drumset, and in college eventually decided on the drum set as his main area of focus. Leaving school to play and record with jazz great Ira Sullivan, John eventually joined trombone legend Curtis Fuller for the better part of a year. He followed Fuller to New York city, where he recorded with Fuller, Pepper Adams, James Williams, and Dennis Irwin.

www.paiste.com/en/musicians/john-yarlingoll
Tuesday 6/24
Lemon City Trio
​formed as a soul jazz organ trio, and has since evolved into a band with its own sound and unique repertoire. The band hails from Miami, Fl and has made a name for itself throughout the state, and up the east coast. Ranging from edgy fusion grooves, to dreamy space Rock, and everything in between, LCT takes its audience on a journey from start to finish.
Guitar - Nick Tannura
Organ/Keyboards - Brian Robertson
Drums - Aaron Glueckauf

www.instagram.com/lemoncitytrio/?hl=en
Wednesday 6/25
Dylan McHann
Dylan is an accomplished saxophonist and composer based in Miami, Florida and plays tribute to some of the greats like Thelonious Monk and John Coltrane. He's performed in prestigious clubs like Dizzy's Coca Cola and at festivals like the Monterey Jazz Festival.
www.instagram.com/dyloniousm0nk/
Thursday 6/26
Melvys
Melvys Maria Barrios is a dynamic vocalist, educator, and multi-instrumentalist based in Miami. A graduate of Florida International University with a Bachelor’s of Music in Music Business, she currently serves as the Jazz Vocal Graduate Assistant at FIU. Her artistry combines the soulful essence of R&B with the intricate sophistication of jazz, creating a unique and compelling sound. An active presence in Miami’s music scene, Melvys’ work as a dedicated songwriter, visual artist, and instructor consistently showcases her versatility and passion as a performer.
www.instagram.com/melvysmusic/
Friday 6/27
Burgundee
Burgundee is a Miami-based band known for their unique blend of R&B, jazz, and neo-soul. The band consists of Beatriz Guzman (vocals), Andrew Amengor (keyboards/trumpet), Sergio Zavala (guitar), Juan Moreno (bass), and Victor Sanchez (drums). They are recognized for their captivating vocal stylings, imaginative instrumental choices, and infectious grooves. 

Burgundee's music is characterized by a blend of the members' diverse cultural influences, resulting in a unique sound. They aim to share their stories through their music, hoping to resonate with listeners. The band released their first EP, "Reflections," in 2020, with "Things You Do" being a popular track. They have also participated in events like the NPR Tiny Desk Contest. 

The band's name, "Burgundee," was chosen by Beatriz Guzman and her friend Karina. It reflects the band's vibe, described as "a color, a vibe". 
www.instagram.com/burgundeemusic/
Saturday 6/28
Tony & The Kings
Tony & the Kings got together to play the latin styles they love. Tony leads the band with his high energy spanglish soul in true Miami fashion. The bass, congas and drums blend perfectly, driving a latin rhythm. Keyboards and horn lines rip synchronized melodies for the classic live big band feel. 
www.instagram.com/tonyandthekings/
Sunday 6/29​​​​​​​​​​
Nick Tannura
For the past 15 years, Guitarist Nick Tannura has been an active member of the growing South Florida original music community.  His diverse style is as influenced by his appreciation for traditional jazz and blues music as it is by his affinity for contemporary Hip-Hop, soul, and rock music.

He is a member/co-leader of Lemon City Trio, leads jazz based groups under his own name, and is a regular collaborator with Lauren Henderson, Twyn, and Magic City Hippies, among others.  As someone who appreciates a wide variety of musical styles, his performances reflect this and feature an eclectic variety of material, sounds, and genres. 

His trio features Andres Ferret on Bass and Brian Lange on drums. www.instagram.com/ntannura/
Monday 6/30
Andre Carvajal Flamenco

Andre Carvajal and Elich Flamenco Duo 

Flamenco Fingerstyle Guitar and World Class Percussionist come together to create an amazing spectacle of high energy flamenco, immersive Spanish Guitar melodies, and a rhythmic show you won't want to miss. 
​www.instagram.com/carvajal_music/
Tuesday 7/01
Oigo Trio
Adrian Gonzalez-Arredondo was born in a valley somewhere in the north of South America, raised by a first-class family in the third world. He studied piano, guitar and solfege at the Conservatorio Juan Jose Landaeta for 7 years until moving to Miami at the age of 14. Became a multi-instrumentalist out of curiosity and happenstance. Later on
became a vocalist out of necessity and circumstance. He's got no Grammys or Junos or awards to boast about (except for the top prize at the 2000 Miami-Dade Community College - Kendall Campus Composition Contest, where he graduated from the Honors Department). Performed at numerous festivals throughout the country with many a bands
in the past 25 years, but mostly with local stalwarts Suenalo, with whom he’s played for the last 13 years. He also spearheads his own project OIGO, a non-genre specific outfit focused on groove, songwriting and good times. Adrian has a knack for writing familiarly
sounding original tunes. He also wrote this bio.
www.instagram.com/oigomusic/
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