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Upcoming Shows
FEBRUARY 13
THE JARED HALL QUARTET
Featuring pianist Tal Cohen
7:00 PM
Celebrate Valentine’s weekend with a lovely night of jazz featuring award-winning trumpeter Jared Hall and internationally acclaimed pianist Tal Cohen. The Jared Hall Quartet will present intimate arrangements of timeless Valentine’s Day classics alongside brand-new original compositions perfect for a romantic night out or anyone who loves extraordinary live music.
Join us for a warm, expressive, and masterfully performed evening at The Listening Room.
FEBRUARY 18
ALEX SJOBECK TRIO
With Allison Wheeler
7:00 PM
Allison Wheeler and Alex Sjobeck bring together modern jazz and singer-songwriter storytelling in a set filled with rich harmony, emotional depth, and imaginative sound. Wheeler’s award-winning voice and genre-blending compositions praised by Jazzwise and compared to Becca Stevens and Gretchen Parlato pair beautifully with Sjobeck’s cinematic, groove-driven piano style, heard on PBS features and GRAMMY-balloted releases. Together, they create an intimate, transportive musical world where lyric, improvisation, and atmosphere meet with enormous heart.
FEBRUARY 21
ORGANISM
7:00 PM
Organism is a high-energy Spokane quartet that puts a fresh spin on 80s pop and jazz classics, transforming hits like “In the Air Tonight” and “100 Ways” into inventive, groove-driven instrumental arrangements. Featuring four of the city’s most respected musicians, their shows blend top-tier musicianship with an irresistibly fun, dance-ready atmosphere.
FEBRUARY 27
THE BEDHEADS
Emerging Artists Concert Series Presented by Greenstone Homes
7:00 PM
The Bed Heads have quickly become one of Spokane’s most intriguing bands, known for transforming stories both modern and ancient into vivid, emotionally charged songs. With influences ranging from Bendigo Fletcher and Isakov to Dr. Dog, their sound feels familiar yet completely their own. Pulling inspiration from Roman history, classic novels, and indie folk traditions, they create music that is as imaginative as it is unforgettable.
MARCH 1
RED HOT KITTEN STOMPERS
First Sunday Jazz
6:00 PM
It's Hot Jazz Sunday Night with the Red Hot Kitten Stompers!
We'll be performing a special Mardi Gras show - yes, yes, Fat Tuesday is February 17 this year, so we're celebrating a little late. But let's face it - Spokane's "Mardi Gras" is St. Patrick's Day, so we're actually early!
Doors open at 5:15pm. Dance lesson at 5:30pm. Concert and dance from 6-8pm.
MARCH 4
OWN THE ROOM: The Exec’s Edge in Pitch & Presence
5:00 PM
Join us for a high-impact Lunch & Learn with ELEVATE and experience how Media & Presentation Training transforms the way you pitch, present, and perform.
We’ll demonstrate our signature process, including our powerful use of video, so you can see exactly how small shifts in delivery create major results. More confidence. More clarity. More authority.
Whether you're pitching investors, presenting to clients, or speaking on stage, this session will give you practical tools you can use immediately.
This isn’t theory. It’s live, interactive, and eye-opening.
Come ready to learn. Leave ready to own the stage.
MARCH 7
FOX & BONES
7:00 PM
Fox and Bones are a dynamic folk-Americana duo whose retro-tinged, harmony-rich sound has taken them to stages around the world with acts like Rayland Baxter and The Dead South. Their Greg Holden–collaboration Long Time Honeyearned Best Folk/Americana Album of 2024, adding to their growing list of accolades. They are also the founders of Portland’s Folk Festival at the Crystal Ballroom.
MARCH 14
MATT MITCHELL MUSIC CO.
Emerging Artists Concert Series Presented by Greenstone Homes
7:00 PM
Centered around the old-soul, observational storytelling of Matt Mitchell, who lives full time out of an imported Japanese bus, MMMC brings Mitchell’s tunes to life in solo, acoustic duo/trio and full on, electrified band configurations. Mitchell's songs are equal parts clever, quick-witted and heartbreakingly confessional, (oftentimes all at once) translating well both in attentive listening rooms and rowdy rock halls. If ‘The Band’ took a road trip to Laurel Canyon and pulled their tour bus over to pick up John Prine hitching his way down the pacific coastline, their rolling jam sessions might sound a little like Matt Mitchell Music Co.
MARCH 15
GLASS BEAD ORCHESTRA
7:00 PM
The Glass Bead Orchestra is an expressive 10-piece jazz ensemble led by composer and vocalist Rachel Bade-McMurphy, blending post-bop, modern jazz, and impressionistic cross-genre influences into richly orchestrated, spiritually driven original music. Inspired by literature, philosophy, and the legacy of Strata-East, the group features some of the region’s top players and is supported by a prestigious Chamber Music America Performance Plus grant for female-led jazz ensembles.
MARCH 28
HEAT SPEAK
6:00 PM
Dario Ré is a singer-songwriter and composer known for richly layered, genre-blending work that moves between indie rock, chamber folk, and world fusion. Based in the mountains above Sandpoint, Idaho, Ré is also the lead singer-songwriter for Heat Speak, a highly collaborative ensemble featuring eclectic instrumentation, strings, keys, upright bass, accordion, percussion, and more creating intricate arrangements and dynamic live shows.
MARCH 30
JONATHAN SCALES FOURCHESTRA
Presented by Imagine Jazz
7:00 PM
You’ve heard this before, but the whimsically named Jonathan Scales Fourchestra is really tough to describe. Veering from in-your-face, jaw dropping chops and passion, to those quiet moments when the background noise disappears and you hold your breath to take in a soundscape of solitude, the power trio of electric bass (E'Lon JD), drums (Maison Guidry), and steel pans (Jonathan Scales) combines elements of jazz, classical, and progressive rock, peppered with Latin rhythms and soulful outbursts of funk. From club and festival stages across North America and Europe, and tours of Africa, Southeast and Central Asia as a Cultural Ambassador for the US Department of State, to their NPR Tiny Desk Concert featuring Béla Fleck, the Fourchestra’s live shows make even the most jaded listeners forget where they are… even if just for a precious moment.
MAY - JUNE
HAND TO GOD
Theater On The Verge
7:00 PM
Written by Robert Askins. Directed by Troy Nickerson. Produced by Chris Jenson.
Theater on the Verge is thrilled to bring Robert Askins's Tony-nominated dark comedy to Spokane for the very first time.
Set inside a small-town Texas church, HAND TO GOD follows a shy teenager and the foul-mouthed puppet that may or may not be a liiiiiiittle bit possessed.
Please note: HAND TO GOD is NOT for children. No one under the age of 13 will be admitted under any circumstances, and all minors must be accompanied by an adult.
Stage
Our 30' x 30' cyclorama provides a "theater in the round" experience.
Capacity
The small venue ensures musicians are mere feet from their audience.
Sound
Multitrack sound recording with masterful mixing.
Video
Multi-camera video production to capture the performance for posterity.
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