Live Music Every Night!
Sun-Thursday 9pm-midnight
Fri & Sat: opening band 7-9pm   Main act 10pm-1am
See below for booking information
Wednesday 6/19
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Amédé
​"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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Thursday 6/20
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Tim Jago Group
​Australian guitarist/composer/educator Tim Jago has performed/recorded extensively across Australia and The United States. He has led and co-led groups at jazz festivals including The York Jazz and Soul Festival in Western Australia, The Perth International Jazz Festival, and The Melbourne International Jazz Festival. Most recently he was announced as a semi finalist in the inaugural Wes Montgomery International Jazz Guitar Competition. He has performed and recorded with a host of world-class musicians including Patti Austin, Terence Blanchard, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Chick Corea, Dave Douglas, Gloria Estefan, Wycliffe Gordon, Dave Liebman, Bobby McFerrin, Vince Mendoza, Steve Miller, James Morrison, Danilo Perez, Chris Potter, and Arturo Sandoval, to name a few. 
Tim has released three albums - 'The Grid', 'Wear More Headbands', and 'The Grid III (featuring four)' with his trio, The Grid. He has recorded in the U.S. as a member of many bands, including Troy Roberts' Nu-Jive, 'Nu-Jive 5'.
His infectious, groove-based music and blues-driven playing is surely not to be missed.
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Friday (7-9pm) 6/21
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Adam Scone
Adam Scone, organist extraordinaire, brings his group to Lagniappe this Thursday.  Performing his music as well as legends of the organ such as Jack McDuff and Jimmy Smith, he will be backed by some of Miami's most sought after musicians.  For soulful music and feel good grooves, this is a show not to be missed.
Friday (10-1am) 6/21
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Jason Joshua & The Beholders
From the original purveyors of Miami Soul Ketchy Shuby, Jason Joshua & The Beholders were spawned. This is exciting Funk & Soul outfit are the newest addition to the Mango Hill family. Half the band being from New York & half from Miami make a no- holds-bar-all-grit-take-no-shit-all-soul-all glow of band!


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Saturday (7-9pm) 6/22
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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 (10-1am) 6/22
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Jose Conde
​Out of an NYC Afro Cuban music cocoon, Jose Conde has emerged with a Moog synthesizer, looper, electric guitar, vocal and acoustic beats, and a slew of new free form jams and structured songs in pocket, to launch his new sonic experiment and journey into tropical, electric, eclectic funk.  Conde recently relocated back home to Miami and has started a new band consisting primarily of bass, drums, keys, and Conde on several instruments and singing. Bravely exploring rhythmic crosscurrents has long been a passion of Conde who won the Best Latin Album IMA in 2008 with his Ola Fresca group and praised by Boston Globe for displaying a “trademark whimsy” for his self titled. Brooklyn based for 15 years and his 3 albums with OLA FRESCA Cuban band, Jose Conde is currently working on his second solo album which he is co producing with Andrew Yeomanson of the Spam Allstars. 

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Sunday 6/23
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Derek Fairholm Trio
The Derek Fairholm Trio--based in Miami, FL--explores the unknown frontier of improvised music within the context of the jazz piano trio. With creative energy as its catalyst and tradition as its guide, the trio navigates a spectrum of material that includes original compositions as well as jazz standards.  
Derek Fairholm - organ
Dave Fernandez - saxophone
Lucas Apostoleris - drums
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Monday 6/24
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​​​​Marcos Ariel
Marcos Ariel live performances are always marked by energy, interaction with the audience and the total freedom of the musicians from his band to improvise.  Marcos musical tastes range from Samba, Bossa Nova and Choro that are played with a mix of Brazilian Jazz with Bebop.
 Besides his virtuosity as a pianist and singer, he creates an exceptional rapport which not only entertains the public, but informs them about his interesting show repertoire.
This show marks the worldwide launch of his 30th album, AMERICAS
 “...Ariel’s compositions bring out best in Brazilian beat” (Bill Kohlhaase, LA Weekly)
“Marcos Ariel revealed a major-league compositional talent. His vibrant works - rich shifting multiplique rhythms - managed to combine the twists and turns of be-bop articulation with the soaring melodies of the samba." 
 (Don Heckman - Los Angeles Times)  
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Tuesday 6/25
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​​​​Lather Up
​Lather up is a keyboard trio, featuring Jim Wuest, Jamie Newitt and Tony D’Amato of The Heavy Pets. Renowned for their deep groove and soulful delivery, LU serves up a tasty concoction that lies somewhere between 70’s electric jazz and ice-cold hip hop. All three have musical roots in the Philly area, and a shared history going back 20 years. The band has supported a wide range of touring acts, while maintaining a regular schedule of club and festival dates and touring with such artists as guitarist Joe Marcinek and Sacred Steel master Roosevelt Collier.








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Wednesday 6/26
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​​​​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.
In 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.

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Thursday 6/27
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​​​​Wynwood String Band
The Wynwoods 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.
Friday (7-9pm) 6/28
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Uncle Scotchy
​Uncle Soctchy is the brainchild of Eric Garcia, front man for the ever popular post-blues band JUke.  Purveyor of “Dirty Blues”, Uncle Scotchy will have you toasting This one man band will take you on a journey that few are prepared for but all come away better for the experience.



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Friday (10-1am) 6/28
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The Joel Dasilva Band
His sound is influenced by Buddy Guy, Albert King, The Sonics, SRV, The Black Keys, Johnny Cash, Elvis, Memphis, Chicago, the Swamp, the Mud, the City, Otis Rush, Robert Nighthawk, James Brown, U2, Rockabilly, The Chili Peppers , Earl Hooker, Magic Sam , Muddy Waters , Dick Dale , Howlin’ Wolf, the Smithereens, Tom Petty, Waylon Jennings,  and so many more and they all melt together in a tasty gumbo that is Joel DaSilva.
He is an american/brazilian/ukrainian  guitarist, singer and songwriter hailing from Chicago, Illinois, and currently based in Florida.  He’s the real deal. He has a combustible neo-soul-roots sound which combines elements of hi-fi garage blues with a driving roots rock and roll.  With 5 independent records thus far in a career spanning over several years,  has worked alongside such widely recognized and diverse artists as B.B.King, Buddy Guy, Ray Charles, the Bee Gees, the White Stripes, A.C. Reed, the Fabulous Thunderbirds, Reverend Horton Heat, Foghat, Los Lobos, Leon Russell, the Black Crowes, Molly Hatchet, the Nighthawks, Edgar and Johnny Winter, JJ Grey, and Jimmie Vaughan. His career highlights so far include performances at Montreal International Jazz and Blues Festival, The IBC Challenges in Memphis, European tours, Festivals, and performing with BB King and Buddy Guy. 

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Saturday (7-9pm) 6/29
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​​​​Marcelo Rosauro Duo
​Hailing from Brasilia, Brazil, Marcelo has been a regular performer in South Florida as a guitarist and vocalist, and has been involved in countless musical projects including jazz combos, Brazilian music ensembles, and original bands.
​Marcelo brings an eclectic blend of Brazilian Music, Blues, Indie, and R&B selections to Lagniappe House.
Saturday (10-1am) 6/29
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​​​​Brass Lightning
Brass Lightning-- the horn section that keeps you moving in the right direction! Based out of New Orleans, this unique quintet brings sonically rich and energetic performances guaranteed to get your soul and body working together in perfect harmony. Three horns backed by a fiery bass and drum duo, Brass Lightning presents a fresh take on the noble horn-section sound, striving to deliver that NOLA brand of funk and love one groove at a time. 

Evan Paydon- Bass Guitar
Brendan Bull- Drums
Evan Oberla- Trombone
Ari Kohn- Tenor Saxophone
Cyrus Nabipoor- Trumpet
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Sunday 6/30
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​​​​Conjunto Bruja
Conjunto Bruja is an all-woman ensemble of cajón, guitar, charango, Irani setar, and ranchera-inspired vocals based in Baltimore. Through their music, las Brujas explore folk traditions and verses from around Latin America and the Middle East. Their diverse cultural backgrounds influence the "corazón" of their music, bridging dynamic sounds from Bolivia, Peru, Mexico, Guatemala, and Iran.
Yesenia Mejia - Vocals, Guitar
Franca Muller Paz - Vocals, Guitar
Azadeh Karami - Irani Setar
Anna Lapera - Marimba, Cajón, Dun Dun
Mariana Castañeda Lopez - Zapateado, Quijada de Burro
Guest:
Daniel Severin - Bongo, Cajón, Conga
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Monday 7/1
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​​​​Zach Bartholomew
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.  

Zach Bartholomew - Piano
Ken Ge - Bass
Kyle Swan - Drums
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Tuesday 7/2
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​​​​Alex Weitz
​Alexander Weitz is a saxophonist, woodwinds player, composer, and producer currently living in Miami FL where he has become known as a unique and creative musical artist.  In March 2013 he released his first album “Chroma”.
Alex has performed at distinguished venues such as the Kennedy Center with Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead, the Monterey Jazz Festival with the Frost Concert Jazz Band, the Arsht Center with George Benson’s “Inspirations”, the Tucson Jazz Festival with Jimmy Cobb, Gusman Hall with Jeff “Tain” Watts and David Liebman, the Azamara Journey as a member of the Journey Orchestra, the Telluride Jazz Festival with the Telluride Youth All-Stars, and numerous local venues with his own group and as a sideman.

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Wednesday 7/3
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​​​​TWYN featuring Adam Robl
TWYN creates a sound that is both vintage and modern. The experimental duo stretches across funk, R&B, hip-hop and electronica, playing songs that provide a foundation for them to improvise and experiment in the moment. Keyboardist Jason Matthews and drummer Aaron Glueckauf have worked together for over 6 years composing and arranging for all types of artists and groups such as Matt Schofield, Danay Suarez, The Politix, Mag-Pi, & Electric Kif. Throughout their time as songwriters and performers, they have developed a rhythm together that is not only relevant, but also cutting-edge and collaborative. By challenging the boundaries between the structure of songwriting and the freedom of instrumental music, they have curated a style that is constantly in motion and consciously sculpted to the energy of their audience during each performance.​

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Thursday 7/4
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​​​​Wynwood String Band
The Wynwoods 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.
Friday (7-9pm) 7/5
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Derelict Daughter
​Derelict Daughter is a dynamic female two piece new to Miami, but not the music.  A collaboration between singer songwriter K and Michelle Elaine, their sound is built on guitar and percussion, violin, two banjos, a hand-me-down accordion, and a rich blend of vocals that will catch your breath.  Grounded in midwest summers and Americana roots, they draw inspiration from Brandi Carlile, Shovels and Rope, Mandolin Orange, and Ani DiFranco.  

K - guitar, cajon, banjo, vocals
Michelle Elaine - violin, banjo, accordion, vocals
Friday (10-1am) 7/5
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​​​​Landivar
LANDIVAR is a family power trio that approach music with energy and diversity. They incorporate blues, jazz, funk, rock, experimental original compositions, and even traditional Celtic Irish jigs and reels into every show. They have been playing together for the last 20 years and are glad to be back in the South Florida music scene once again. 

Krister Landivar - Drums 
David Landivar - Guitar/ Midi Synth 
Walter Landivar - Bass 

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Saturday (7-9pm) 7/6
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​​​​Pots and Pans
Pots and Pans is a Miami based instrumental duo that performs songs in the style of jazz and blues/rock. Jackson Potter distinguished himself taking 2nd Place in the Blues/Rock category in the 2018 Wilson Center International Guitar Competition. Paul Pandit has been a regular face in the Miami music scene since 2017 and has performed with artist’s such as Shelly Berg and Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. Together, the group brings a highly expressive and energetic approach to the music of Miles Davis, Charlie Parker, Bill Withers, Jimi Hendrix, and others. ​
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Saturday (10-1am) 7/6
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​​​​Jeff Prine
As a journeyman musician from Brooklyn, NY, he’s shared the stage with Dickie Betts, Johnny Winter, Robin Trower, The Outlaws, Cyndi Lauper, Stuff (featuring Steve Gadd), and recorded original songs for Roulette Records.
As a recording artist, Jeff’s latest CD release of original music Currents ranges from rocking traditional blues to atmospheric instrumentals, all laced through with his crystalline tone and dexterous picking.
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Sunday 7/7
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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 Dave Fernandez on sax. 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 - organ
Dave Fernandez - saxophone
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Monday 7/8
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​​​​Pterodactyl
​Pterodactyl is an exploration of all sorts of music under the umbrella of Funk including world music, jazz and RnB grooves.  They'll satisfy both regular audience, musicians and anyone looking for a unique yet funky experience. 


Brian Potts-percussion
Aaron Lebos-guitar
Andres Ferret-bass
Armando Lopez-drums
Tuesday 7/9
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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  7/10

​​​​Rose Max & Ramatis
Rose Max and Ramatis Moraes are two of the Miami’s finest Brazilian musicians, and can regularly be found performing their blend of samba and bossa nova throughout South Florida. Both born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, they moved to the US in 1993 and have had a highly successful performance career here, garnering much critical acclaim. Joined by Adriano Borba and Brian Potts, they will explore their deep repertoire featuring classic standards and unique selections from Brazil’s vast musical universe. Come join them for an evening of samba and wine at Lagniappe!

Rose Max - vocals, percussion
Ramaties Mores - 7 string guitar
Adriano Borba - cavaquinho, percussion
Brian Potts - pandeiro, percussion

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Thursday 7/11
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​​​​Wynwood String Band
The Wynwoods 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.
Friday (7-9pm) 7/12
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Max Farber Duo
The Max Farber Trio features Max on piano and long­time collaborators Marcel Salas on bass and Ivan Palma on drums. The music is a blend of jazz, soul, and R&B. The group has played in Miami for several years at many festivals and venues including Carnival on the Mile, Vandyke Cafe, Lagniappe House, Jade Coles, Wynwood Yard and many others. ​
Friday (10-1am) 7/12
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​​​​Tamboka
​A spontaneous combustion of alma y oro!
Free spirited individuals born from the Latin grooves of mother's legs and the soulful jazz of your sister's hips... 
We feel, love, live, and vibe with you through the tropical and earthy sounds impregnated in our hands and voices. 
We just want to free your mind as your soul follows!


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Tuesday 7/23
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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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For artists interested in booking, please email through the link provided here.  Be prepared to provide links to live video footage of your group performing as well as your website.  For all other requests, see contacts below.  Due to the high volume, response time may vary.  We thank you for your patience.