Revelers Hall Band 

If fun has a sound, this is it. Thoroughly steeped in the jazz traditions of Louisiana and the gulf coast, The Revelers Hall Band are sorcerers getting audiences on their feet. As they’re likely to tell you at their live shows, “keep drinking, cause the more you drink, the better we sound.”

Club Wood

Since 2009, Club Wood has been hauling New Orleans brass band chaos into Dallas dive bars where it has absolutely no business being—and that's exactly the point. Johnny Tone leads this seven-piece through jug band stomps, hokum blues, and jazz standards run through a garage rock filter that somehow makes sense of Dr. John's voodoo theater, the New York Dolls' glam sneer, Amy Winehouse's retro-soul heartbreak, and the sweaty joy of a second-line parade.

The Revelers Hall Band

If fun has a sound, this is it. Thoroughly steeped in the jazz traditions of Louisiana and the gulf coast, The Revelers Hall Band are sorcerers getting audiences on their feet. As they’re likely to tell you at their live shows, “keep drinking, cause the more you drink, the better we sound.”

 

Opulance

Opulence is an eleven-piece band that allows people to experience music on a new level. They exude Hip Hop and Jazz, blending the two genres seamlessly. Coming to an Opulence performance will not only knock your socks off but also give you the chill vibes that both jazz and hip hop can offer. With influences from Steve Lacy, Tyler The Creator, Childish Gambino, and their original sound, Opulence is at the forefront of delivering groundbreaking sounds to familiar music.

Revelers Hall Band

If fun has a sound, this is it. Thoroughly steeped in the jazz traditions of Louisiana and the gulf coast, The Revelers Hall Band are sorcerers getting audiences on their feet. As they’re likely to tell you at their live shows, “keep drinking, cause the more you drink, the better we sound.”

If fun has a sound, this is it. Thoroughly steeped in the jazz traditions of Louisiana and the gulf coast, The Revelers Hall Band are sorcerers getting audiences on their feet. As they’re likely to tell you at their live shows, “keep drinking, cause the more you drink, the better we sound.”

Revelers Hall Band

If fun has a sound, this is it. Thoroughly steeped in the jazz traditions of Louisiana and the gulf coast, The Revelers Hall Band are sorcerers getting audiences on their feet. As they’re likely to tell you at their live shows, “keep drinking, cause the more you drink, the better we sound.”

Telephone House

Formed in the middle of the Pandemic with songs composed mostly on phones, Telephone House blends pop, folk and jazz in songs that reflect the introspective nature of our uncertain era. They have a penchant for sweeping strings and brass that seamlessly trade off with vocals, leaning into storytelling through lyric-driven hooks.