
The 1905's Upcoming Shows
Wed, Sep 16
$30 TICKETS | ALL AGES
Pat Bianchi - Organ
Byron Landham - Drums
Dan Balmer - Guitar
Pat Bianchi has established himself as one of the premier organists on the international scene today. Bianchi is the winner of Downbeat Magazine’s 2016 rising star poll, Hot House 2019 poll and nominee of the 2024 Jazz Journalists Association as Keyboardist of the year. Known for fearlessly taking the jazz organ into new and exciting directions, Pat’s playing blends tradition with forward-thinking creativity. He has had the honor of performing with legends including Pat Martino (for over 10 years) and NEA Jazz Master Lou Donaldson (for 5 years), a two organ band with the late Joey DeFrancesco, touring alongside Steely Dan and frequent performances with numerous internationally recognized jazz artists. While maintaining an active performance schedule, Bianchi is also the host of the weekly Sirius XM Radio show “Organized” and is currently on faculty at Berklee College of Music serving as an Associate Professor of Jazz Organ.
Thu, Sep 17
TICKETS $25 - ALL AGES
Jazz pianist/composer Kerry Politzer leads Bossa PDX, Portland's classic Brazilian jazz and bossa nova ensemble. The group, which performs music from a different Brazilian composer each month, has been featured at the Cathedral Park Jazz Festival, the Oregon Coast Jazz Party, and Jazz in the Valley, among other venues.
Politzer has released nine albums as a leader, the most recent of which is "Alternate Route" (Whirlwind Recordings). An alumna of the New England Conservatory of Music, she currently teaches at Portland State University and Clackamas Community College.
Fri, Sep 18
TICKETS $30 | ALL AGES
Tim Wilcox - sax
David Goldblatt - piano
Charlie Doggett - drums
Bill Athens - bass
Superjazzers is a Portland-based jazz quartet comprised of saxophonist Tim Willcox, pianist David Goldblatt, bassist Bill Athens, and drummer Charlie Doggett. They blend diverse influences, including Ornette Coleman, Elliott Smith, Keith Jarrett, and The Beatles, creating a unique mix of classic jazz, experimental music and modern improvisation. Their 17-year long collaboration has resulted in a deeply personal ensemble sound which draws from a large catalog of original compositions.
Artwork: Randy Embelin


