Matthew Shilling

The jazz trio is a favorite for intimate settings such as dinners, cocktail hours, and receptions. The trio plays mostly acoustic, has a small footprint, looks sharp and sounds great. The trio will create that wonderful ambience you seek in your event space.

The quartet, quintet or larger groups incorporate a larger sound and can step up the mood in your small to large event. The quartet usually incorporates a drummer but could also keep a quieter mood as well by adding piano or guitar. And adding a wonderful female vocalist to the group always brings more attention to the band when needed.

The New Orleans Brass Revue is a very talented and versatile group of New Orleans based musicians featuring a polyphonous horn section that makes New Orleans music famous for what it is. Featuring trombone, trumpet and saxophone, this group explores original and modern arrangements of classic favorites such as Stardust and Georgia on My Mind in a tribute to Hoagy Carmichael. Plus all of the Louis Armstrong favorites that are sure to please.

The biggest thing to ever happen to American music, the classic big band features 5 saxophones of different sizes, 4 trombones, 4 trumpets, piano, bass, drums and guitar; and even a vocalist! If you want to impress, then this is the band to do it! Playing repertoire from Duke Ellington, Count Basie, and others this band will transform your event into a timeless experience.

The brass band is the most unique and identifying sound to New Orleans. Mobile and paradeable, this band will bring excitement to any occasion.