The 1905's Upcoming Shows

$35 TICKETS | ALL AGES

Wil Blades - organ

Andy Coe - guitar

Cory Limuaco - drums

No less a jazz organ authority than the legendary Dr. Lonnie Smith has called Wil Blades “the future,” anointing him the heir apparent to “carry on the legend and the legacy of the organ, of the B-3.” Over the past twenty five years, Blades has grown to be one of the most in-demand Hammond organ players, achieving international recognition. He is known for his innovative approach to the Hammond organ, utilizing effects and modern techniques to expand the instrument's capabilities, while his energetic live performances have earned him a dedicated following. In 2017, he won Downbeat Magazine’s “Rising Star” critic’s poll for organ, after being nominated every year since 2006. Blades has performed and recorded with a who’s who of legendary musicians including John Lee Hooker, John Scofield, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Nicholas Payton, Idris Muhammad, Charlie Hunter, Bernard “Pretty” Purdie, Terrace Martin, Melvin Sparks, Joe Louis Walker, Donald Harrison Jr, Karl Denson, Adam Deitch, Stanton Moore and many more. His solo records ‘Sketchy’ and ‘Field Notes’, as well as his collaborative projects with Billy Martin, Amendola Vs. Blades and Charlie Hunter have all received acclaim from critics and audiences alike.

“Yeah, he does it...he’s on it. He is the future to carry on the legend, the legacy of the organ, [of] the B-3.” -Dr. Lonnie Smith - Legend of the Hammond B-3 Organ

"That boy's cookin'! That boy's cookin’!" -John Lee Hooker - Original Bluesman “Blades' playing style is firmly inside the historic B-3 tradition; he's a deeply melodic improviser, his rhythmic invention and his sonic palette set him apart.” -Thom Jurek - All Music Guide

$25 TICKETS | ALL AGES

Galen Clark - organ

Peter Knudsen - guitar

Cory Limuaco - drums

Trio of Boom is an organ trio featuring Peter Knudsen (Ghost-Note, Mono Neon, Greaterkind) on guitar and vocals and Galen Clark (Outer Orbit, Trio Subtonic, Sleater-Kinney) on organ. The trio is an explosion of Hammond organ-based funk, fronted by the soulful vocals and crushing lead guitar of Peter Knudsen. Psychedelic funk keyboardist Galen Clark holds down the low end on Hammond organ. Greaterkind drummer Cory Limuaco will be laying it down on drums.

TICKETS $30 | ALL AGES

Keith Brown- Piano/Keys

Corcoran Holt- Bass

Paul Krueger- Trumpet

Chris Brown- Drums

Keith L. Brown is a distinguished pianist, composer, and educator, widely regarded as one of the most sought-after musicians in contemporary jazz. Rooted in R&B, Funk, Classical, Jazz, and Hip-Hop, his compositions and piano style seamlessly blend these influences, showcasing both deep tradition and modern innovation. With an exceptional command of jazz’s rich language, Brown transitions effortlessly between hard swing, funk, and free improvisation—all while maintaining a distinctive artistic voice. Born in Memphis, TN, and raised in Knoxville, TN, Brown began playing piano seriously at 18 and quickly established himself as a formidable force in jazz. He currently tours as the pianist for Grammy-nominated saxophonist and 2023 NEA Jazz Masters Fellowship recipient Kenny Garrett. His extensive collaborations include performances with Stefon Harris, Jazzmeia Horn, George Coleman, Greg Tardy, Camille Thurman, Terreon Gully, Willie Jones III, Endea Owens, Charles Tolliver, Buster Williams, Lenny White, Steve Turre, John Clayton, and many more—captivating audiences worldwide. As a respected bandleader, Brown has headlined renowned venues and international jazz festivals, including the Jazz en Tête Festival in Clermont-Ferrand and Sunset Jazz Club. To date, he has released three full-length albums as a leader, with his latest project, Keith Brown Trio: African Ripples, earning four stars in Downbeat Magazine.