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Updated 21 December 2009
Mondays
21:30-01:00 E.J. Parker / Joey Lu (Alternating Mondays)
Piano trio led by bassist EJ Parker with Nicholas Bouloukos on piano and Chris Trzcinski on drums.
Joey & the Polyphonics. A night with a groovy quintet that plays a variety styles of music.
Joey Lu - piano and vocals
Wilson Chan - sax
Hu Dan Feng - trumpet
E.J. Parker - bass
Chris Trzcinski / Alex Ritz - drums
Tuesdays
21:30-01:30
J.Q. Whitcomb
Showing off covers and many an original compositions, this fivesome performs
everything from modern jazz to swing.
Wednesdays
21:00-22:00
Illusion Trio
22:30-01:30
R&B night
Led by Gilbert Kuppusami, each set on a Wednesday night presents a new vocalist with Gilbert Kuppusami, Jessica Maurer and Erica Lee regularly taking the 1st, 2nd and 3rd sets.
Thursdays
21:00-22:00
Illusion Trio
22:00-02:00
Alec Haavik Friction Five
 Saxophonist Alec Haavik brings his original jazz-rock and outrageous performances to Shanghai, China, his current home. His vivid performances are talked-about events, whether appearing solo, or with his international band, Alec Haavik's Friction Seven. The regular lineup consists of:
Alec Haavik - Saxophone (Alec Haavik's myspace & website)
Erica Lee - Vocals
Lawrence Ku - Guitar
Steinar Nickelsen - Organ
Tinho Pereira - Bass
Leonardo Susi - Percussion
Chris Trzcinski - Drums
Fridays RMB 30 元
21:30-22:30
Kuzu Band
23:15-03:00
JZ Latin Project
Led by saxophonist Alvaro Cardenas, come experience
the the Latin Project as they heat up the stage every Friday night.
Saturdays
RMB 30 元
23:15-03:00 JZ All Star
Big Band
The JZ All-Star Big Band directed by Nicholas Bouloukos is the premier large jazz ensemble in China. Featuring the very best American, European and Chinese musicians in Shanghai, the JZ All-Star Big Band performs everything from the works of Duke Ellington and Charlie Mingus to Bouloukos's own original compositions and world music arrangements. The band has received critical acclaim for its performances with internationally renowned artists like Dee Dee Bridgewater and Laura Fygi and often welcomes special guest artists in its Saturday night performances. Don't miss it!.
Nicholas Bouloukos: pianist/arranger/conductor; Andres "Terminator" Boiarksy: tenor and soprano sax/flute/clarinet; Dr. Alec Haavik: tenor and soprano sax; Jonathan Parker: alto sax; Wilson Chen: alto sax; Alvaro "El Rey" Cardenas: baritone saxophone; Hu Qing Wen: trombone; Mindy Ruskovitch: trombone; Wang Jun: bass trombone; J.Q. Whitcomb: trumpet; Toby Mak: trumpet; Hu Dan Feng: trumpet; Theo Croker: trumpet; Lawrence "Hollywood" Ku: guitar; E.J. Parker: bass; Chris Trzcinski: drums
Sundays
21:00-22:00
Blue Tea Trio
22:00-02:00 Coco Zhao and The Possicobilities
The Possicobilities formed in 2005. Their
repertoire includes old
Shanghai
songs rearranged into modern styles, plus original compositions by lead singer
Coco Zhao and band members. They uniquely combine 1920s and 1930s
Shanghai
jazz with modern
jazz. Their quest is to seek out all the possibilities for blending traditional
oriental music culture with modern western jazz elements. Thus, the band
dissolves streams of various music styles and moulds them into new constructions
of sound. Their music is smoothly blended, naturally formed but wildly
performed. With rich dimensions, they’re like a fresh wind carrying a
contemporary Chinese fragrance.
Coco Zhao - vocals
Peng Fei - violin
EJ Parker - bass
Chris Trzcinski - drums
Huang Jianyi - piano
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