Speakeasy Bar & Whiskey Lounge Stage

Formed in 2008, Analog Jazz is a collective and creative endeavor. Featuring contemporary smooth Jazz, POP, Funk, and hits from the ’50s, ’60s, ’70s and beyond. They combine instrumental leads with some strategically placed vocal arrangements modestly tossed in. The musical influence of the group draws upon the early foundations of West Coast Jazz while simultaneously producing more modern arrangements. Any music fan will appreciate Analog Jazz’s arrangements of covers from such noted artists as Horace Silver, Grover Washington Jr.,  Herbie Hancock, and David Sanborn.rnThe band is not afraid to try almost anything and their repertoire shows it. We effortlessly blend custom covers of Traditional Jazz, Contemporary Jazz, and even Top 40 in an undeniably smooth approach. But don’t let the “smooth approach” fool you, the band likes to get funky and then turn around and serve up a nice groove that dancers find hard to resist. An Analog Jazz performance is a professionally crafted expression of music appreciation that people of all ages seem to really enjoy. Come join us sometime!

Eric Henry Andersen’s signature emotive tenor voice and award-winning songwriting have captured the hearts of audiences for over a decade. His live performances along Fundamental Force invite fans on a musical journey, leaving them a bit more inspired, connected, and empathetic than before.

Playing all of your favorite pop & rock hits from the 50s & 60s, The Dreamboats are keeping good ol’ rock n’ roll alive! With a sound that is equal parts Chuck Berry and The Wonders, this quartet delivers a high-energy show that has audiences dancing and singing the night away!

Perform both original material as well as a large amount of other artist’s music with an emphasis on exciting, up-tempo, danceable numbers from the first decade and a half of Rock ‘n’ Roll.  Performing songs ranging from extremely well-known favorites like “Hound Dog”, “Johnny B. Goode”, “A Hard Day’s Night” or “Satisfaction”, to slightly more obscure, but still highly influential numbers.  Whether seated in front of the bandstand or out on the dance floor, there’s always something in a Todd Morgan u0026amp; the Emblems show for everyone who digs good music with a beat.