Live Music Every Night @  9pm
Sunday 10/22
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Derek Fairholm Trio
Derek Fairholm has been thrilling audiences at Lagniappe for years on Sunday with his own trio as well as with the Rodolfo Zuniga Trio.  This week Derek takes the reigns again with two fantastic musicians, bassist Dion Kerr and drummer Kyle Swan. 
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Monday 10/23​

Tal Cohen
Tal Cohen is an Israeli-Australian instrumental jazz pianist who fuses middle eastern folk music with modern jazz. He recently won the prestigious Freedman Fellowship in Australia, the Barry Harris International Piano Competition, and has performed and recorded alongside a "who's who" list of legendary jazz artists such as 5 time GRAMMY Award-Winner Terence Blanchard, GRAMMY winner Joe Lovano, Jeff "Tain" Watts, Dave Douglas, GRAMMY winner Brian Lynch, Randy Brecker, Ben Wendel, and Ari Hoenig.
In 2011 Tal released his debut record, "Yellow Sticker" to critical acclaim and international recognition. He has recently recorded a new album with an all-star lineup of musicians including Robert Hurst, Greg Osby, Jamie Oehlers, and Nate Winn, and it is slated for release in December 2016.
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Tuessday 10/24

Lemon City Trio
The Lemon City Trio is an organ trio whose sound is as unique as it is infectious. With a style firmly rooted in the New Orleans funk of The Meters and the soul-jazz of Grant Green, the group also follows it's muse in the directions of hip hop, rock, R&B, and beyond. The Lemon City Trio is focused on upholding the tradition and groove of this classic music while creating their own sound and group dynamic.

Brian Robertson - Organ
Nick Tannura - Guitar
​Aaron Glueckauf - Drums
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Wednesday 10/25

Guillermo Vadalá
Join us this evening for bassist extraordinaire Guillermo Vadalá.  His group will be presenting music from his latest two CDs 'Bajopiel" & " Alumbramiento".His funk/fusion style which mostly consist of an instrumental set of music, including Waldo Madera on drums, Alex García on guitar and Gabriel Saientz on keyboards.

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Thursday 10/26
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​​The Wynwood String Band
The Wynwood String Band are a folk-bluegrass group with influences ranging from Bill Monroe, Doc Watson, and The Newgrass Revival, to the Punch Brothers, Old Crow Medicine Show, Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, and The Wood Brothers. The band started as a project among friends to record original material while studying music at the University of Miami, and over time they delved into the shared interest of bluegrass to find a dynamic sound of their own. You can find them playing live throughout Miami, but every Thursday night, you can catch their energetic sets of some good old acoustic picking at Lagniappe House.
Nick Petumenos - Vocals, guitar
Alejandro Elizondo - Vocals, Guitar, Mandolin
Brian Potts - Percussion
Zach Piper - Fiddle
​​Taylor Byrd - Bass
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Friday 10/27
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​​Jon Roniger and the Good For Nothin' Band
A lagniappe favorite from New Orleans, Jon Roniger is to New Orleans what Dante is to the inferno's paradise. He thrives, and gets his energetic sustenance from the visceral underbelly swooning in the pastels and watercolors of the ever-changing canvas of the NOLA hurricane. Jon, a New Orleans native, buccaneer, and cosmic swashbuckling songwriter hammers harmonic heaven five nights a week in the horn dazzling bistros and back-beat clubs of the original sin city. He's infamous for original songs of debaucheries and poetic mayhem straight out of the devil's den. Simply stated in his song “ NEW ORLEANS LULLABY “, he says, “ I love the calamity, that holy insanity, I’m honored to swim in her angelic profanity”. As goes the voodoo ham hock and the unholy trinity, so goes the sum of the soulful music of Jon Roniger.
Saturday 10/28
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​​TBA
Join us at Lagniappe on Halloween night for a special treat.
Sunday 10/29
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​​Derek Fairholm Trio
Derek Fairholm has been thrilling audiences at Lagniappe for years on Sunday with his own trio as well as with the Rodolfo Zuniga Trio.  This week Derek takes the reigns again with two fantastic musicians, bassist Dion Kerr and drummer Kyle Swan. 
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Monday 10/30
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​​Zach Bartholomew Trio
​Pianist Zach Bartholomew moved to Miami in 2015 and has quickly become an intergral part of the jazz scene. In 2016, Zach was chosen as one of five finalists to compete in the highly acclaimed Jacksonville Jazz Piano Competition, winning 3rd place. His trio performs a mix of modern originals as well as surprising arrangements of songs from the jazz tradition.  Join us this Monday in welcoming Zach's trio to Lagniappe

Zach Bartholomew - Piano
Ken Ge - Bass
Kyle Swan - Drums
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Tuesday 10/31
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​​Sherrine Mostin
Award-winning jazz vocalist Sherrine Mostin was born and raised in Northern California.  Now residing in Miami, Florida, she has performed alongside notable artists such as Gloria Estefan, Fred Hersch, Jeff "Tain" Watts, and Terence Blanchard.  Mostin performs many of her own compositions and arrangements alongside well-loved classics from the American Songbook.
Jim Gasior - Piano
Dan Montgomery - Bass
Dave Chiverton - Drums

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Wednesday 11/1
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​​The French Horn
The French Horn Collective is an energetic and progressive band that actively performs an eclectic variety of Gypsy Jazz, Swing, World, and Original French music throughout South Florida. Grounded in the gypsy jazz tradition, the band creates its own original Gypsy versions of French, American, and Latin classics, as well as original Modern French compositions by bandleader Vincent Raffard. The band consists of five internationally diverse musicians, representing musical traditions from France, Colombia, Italy, Venezuela, and the United States. The band members include Vincent Raffard (Paris) leading the group on guitar, vocals, and trumpet, Steffen Zeichner (US) on violin, Alvaro Bermudez (Colombia) on guitar, Flexter Henderson (Italy) on clarinet/soprano sax/cajon, and Kai Sanchez (Venezuela) on double bass.
Thursday 11/2
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​​Wynwood String Band
​The Wynwood String Band are a folk-bluegrass group with influences ranging from Bill Monroe, Doc Watson, and The Newgrass Revival, to the Punch Brothers, Old Crow Medicine Show, Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, and The Wood Brothers. The band started as a project among friends to record original material while studying music at the University of Miami, and over time they delved into the shared interest of bluegrass to find a dynamic sound of their own. You can find them playing live throughout Miami, but every Thursday night, you can catch their energetic sets of some good old acoustic picking at Lagniappe House.
Nick Petumenos - Vocals, guitar
Alejandro Elizondo - Vocals, Guitar, Mandolin
Brian Potts - Percussion
Zach Piper - Fiddle
​​Taylor Byrd - Bass
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Friday 11/3
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​​Oigo
Miami mainstay Adrian Gonzalez brings his solo project to Lagniappe. He's been an integral part of miami's rich music scene as a founding member of SUENALO.  Combining his exceptional vocals and guitar stylings with an orchestrational sense of looping, he takes familiar songs and molds them into something new and inspired.






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Saturday 11/4
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​​JUke
Hailing from Miami, JUke is a new breed of Post-blues and the brainchild of singer/songwriter/harmonica whiz, Eric Garcia, who was dissatisfied with most dated, non-threatening traditional blues. Eric felt the need to bring the angst and power back into the type of music that seemed to lose some of it's relevance and impact.


JUke's songwriting is one of the things that separate them from the pack. The subject matter and lyrical content has long been hailed by their fans and only adds to their legend. Couple that with their performance and musicianship, and you have a band you can learn to love.


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Sunday 11/5
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​Rodolfo Zuniga Trio
​​​The Rodolfo Zuniga Trio features long time collaborators and members of the RZ Surfaces band, Derek Fairholm on Piano, and Eric England on Bass. This band's sound varies from contemporary  original compositions to traditional jazz trio repertoire weaving in and out of a highly interactive and energetic improvisations every Sunday Night at Lagniappe.
Rodolfo Zuniga - drums
Derek Fairholm - Piano
Eric England - Bass

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Monday 11/6
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​​Sagit Zilberman
Sagit Zilberman is an Israeli, graduate of Berklee College of Music in Boston (2011). She has toured Poland with a Jazz-Klezmer sound, playing live concerts for 100 days, 100 venues: clubs, churches, synagogues, and jazz iconic locations such as “Blue-Note” in Poznan and “Harris Jazz club” in Krakow. Her original tunes have the jazz and jewish sound, namely her tune “African Jew”, a combination of African rhythm and jewish lyrical “crying” melodic line with extraordinary meter of 21/8. She will be joined by a warm acoustic band comprised of Russ Spiegel on Jazz Guitar and Juan Monroy on upright Bass. ​
Tuesday 11/7

Lemon City Trio
The Lemon City Trio is an organ trio whose sound is as unique as it is infectious. With a style firmly rooted in the New Orleans funk of The Meters and the soul-jazz of Grant Green, the group also follows it's muse in the directions of hip hop, rock, R&B, and beyond. The Lemon City Trio is focused on upholding the tradition and groove of this classic music while creating their own sound and group dynamic.

Brian Robertson - Organ
Nick Tannura - Guitar
​Aaron Glueckauf - Drums
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Wednesday 11/8

Jean Caze
"Amédé", (pronounced Ah-May-Day) is a band lead by Haitian born/NY raised Yamaha trumpet artist Jean Caze. Caze blends his jazz background with his Haitian roots to create fresh original music not found anywhere else. The sound is characterized by infectious Haitian grooves, melodic counterpoint writing, and inspired improvisation.


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Friday 11/10

Fabi
FABI is a true story. An international touring artist that started doing gigs in Miami circa 1996, lodging his drum set around south beach in a shopping cart. A few years later, Fabi was invited to open for Salif Keita (the golden voice of Africa) along with his band Lanzallamas. Ever since, FABI has been considered by his peers as a main pillar of the new Miami sound.
Having won audiences across the Atlantic, all the way into Europe, FABI is a band of masterful musicians with a deep sense of world folklore, as well as elegance and virtuosity in their respective instruments. The band is a blend of world beat-rootsy-grooves with lyrics in English, Spanish and Portuguese. The music is fun, upbeat, deep, sincere, and elevates audiences to a happy mood.
Saturday 11/11

Fabi
FABI is a true story. An international touring artist that started doing gigs in Miami circa 1996, lodging his drum set around south beach in a shopping cart. A few years later, Fabi was invited to open for Salif Keita (the golden voice of Africa) along with his band Lanzallamas. Ever since, FABI has been considered by his peers as a main pillar of the new Miami sound.
Having won audiences across the Atlantic, all the way into Europe, FABI is a band of masterful musicians with a deep sense of world folklore, as well as elegance and virtuosity in their respective instruments. The band is a blend of world beat-rootsy-grooves with lyrics in English, Spanish and Portuguese. The music is fun, upbeat, deep, sincere, and elevates audiences to a happy mood.
Sunday 11/12
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Appleseed Collective
 The sounds of The Appleseed Collective are as diverse as the personalities that create them. Violinist/Mandolinist Brandon Worder-Smith grew up steeped in a rich rural Bluegrass and Irish fiddle culture. Driven to explore beyond the boundaries of tradition, he set off on foot to hitchhike around America searching for his musical kin. After a year and a half of wandering he stumbled across Guitarist Andrew Brown back in Ann Arbor MI, where the band now hangs their collective hats when not on the road. Downtown Andrew Brown, fast-talking vintage garb peddler and son of a Motown session musician had just returned from New Orleans with a piece of that dixieland sound. He gifted long-time friend and funk/rock drummer Vince Russo with a washboard, whose penchant for ripping percussion solos and untamed showmanship were only further enhanced, and the first incarnation of the band was born. Later the boys would join forces with bassist Eric O’Daly, whose passion for Indian Classical music and introspective yet fiery Irish nature would complete the Genre-Bending sound of The Appleseed Collective.
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Monday 11/13

Bryan Dubrow
Guitarist Bryan Dubron brings his group to Lagniappe for their debut performance at the venue.  Originally from Washington, D.C, Bryan has been playing the guitar since the age of nine. He is a recent graduate of the University of Miami, Frost School of Music and his performances have taken him from the Jalisco Jazz Festival to the Monterey Jazz Festival in CA. His mix of original music and fresh arrangements of jazz standards is the perfect compliment to Lagniappe's intimate vibe.  Join us in welcoming this fantastic talent to the Lagniappe family.

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Tuesday 11/14

Aldo Salvent
Aldo Salvent is multiple award winning saxophonist, composer and educator based out of the State of Florida, United States. He holds a Master Degree in Jazz Saxophone Performance from Florida International University (FIU).
As a saxophonist he has played/toured worlwide in more than twelve countries.
On August 2014 he recorded his first solo album “Da Capo” as a leader on Dazzle Recordings Label in Denver-Colorado, receiving positive reviews from “All About Jazz” Magazine and “El Nuevo Herald” newspaper after the official release in January 2015. “Da Capo” is available in Itunes, Amazon and CD Baby.
Wednesday 11/15
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​​The French Horn
The French Horn Collective is an energetic and progressive band that actively performs an eclectic variety of Gypsy Jazz, Swing, World, and Original French music throughout South Florida. Grounded in the gypsy jazz tradition, the band creates its own original Gypsy versions of French, American, and Latin classics, as well as original Modern French compositions by bandleader Vincent Raffard. The band consists of five internationally diverse musicians, representing musical traditions from France, Colombia, Italy, Venezuela, and the United States. The band members include Vincent Raffard (Paris) leading the group on guitar, vocals, and trumpet, Steffen Zeichner (US) on violin, Alvaro Bermudez (Colombia) on guitar, Flexter Henderson (Italy) on clarinet/soprano sax/cajon, and Kai Sanchez (Venezuela) on double bass.
Thursday 11/16​
​​Wynwood String Band
​The Wynwood String Band are a folk-bluegrass group with influences ranging from Bill Monroe, Doc Watson, and The Newgrass Revival, to the Punch Brothers, Old Crow Medicine Show, Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, and The Wood Brothers. The band started as a project among friends to record original material while studying music at the University of Miami, and over time they delved into the shared interest of bluegrass to find a dynamic sound of their own. You can find them playing live throughout Miami, but every Thursday night, you can catch their energetic sets of some good old acoustic picking at Lagniappe House.
Nick Petumenos - Vocals, guitar
Alejandro Elizondo - Vocals, Guitar, Mandolin
Brian Potts - Percussion
Zach Piper - Fiddle
​​Taylor Byrd - Bass
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Friday 11/17

​​Roosevelt Collier
Soft-spoken by nature, south Florida-bred Roosevelt Collier does his hollering on the sacred steel guitar. Brought up in the tradition of the House of God Church, Roosevelt built his reputation alongside his uncles and cousins in The Lee Boys, known for their spirited, soul-shaking live performances. Seated front and center, "The Dr." leaves an indelible mark on listeners, flooring audiences with his lightning-fast slide work on the pedal steel. At festivals, he is a regular "Artist at Large," performing alongside many of music's most prestigious acts, from the Allman Brothers, to the Funky Meters, to Los Lobos to the Del McCoury Band. Whether on tour with the Lee Boys, bouncing from stage to stage at festivals, or hosting an allstar get down in Miami, when Roosevelt takes the stage, the ear-to-ear grins can’t help but be contagious.
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Saturday 11/18
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​​Big City
Big City is a potent 5 piece band comprised of veteran musicians. With its roots deeply embedded in the Miami music scene, Big City delivers everything from down home urban blues to classic soul with unparalleled energy and conviction. Not to be missed.


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