Fareed Haque w/ the Pat Coil Coil Trio
Internationally acclaimed guitarist Fareed Haque joins the Pat Coil Trio for a special evening. Modern guitar virtuoso Fareed Haque is widely recognized for his extraordinary versatility, seamlessly blending jazz, classical, world music, fusion, and contemporary improvisation into a distinctive musical voice.
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Ari and Cecil Alexander Quartet
Acclaimed guitarist Cecil Alexander and vocalist/pianist Ari Alexander perform a selection of originals, classics and Great American songbook compositions all arranged specifically for quartet and reimagined for an intimate yet highly energetic and swinging night of music.
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Nicole Zuraitis Quartet
2X GRAMMY® winning and 6X GRAMMY-nominated jazz singer-songwriter, producer, pianist, arranger, New York-based bandleader and winner of the prestigious American Traditions Vocal Competition Gold Medal, Nicole Zuraitis returns to Rudy's Jazz Room!
Zuraitis has positioned herself as one of the top artists and “prolific songwriters” (Broadway World) to watch in jazz and beyond. "Superb!" - DownBeat Magazine, "The multi-talented Zuraitis soars!" - The New York Sun, "Supreme talent... a first rate songwriter, powerhouse vocalist, and grade A pianist!" - ALL ABOUT JAZZ
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Following his graduation from Florida State, drummer Dave Potter was chosen from a national pool of applicants to be a member of the Louis Armstrong Quintet at the University of New Orleans. Unfortunately, the tragedy of hurricane Katrina temporarily ended his hopes for a career in Louisiana. Soon after, Potter was awarded a full scholarship to The Julliard School in New York City. However, after several days of intense meditation he declined the offer and returned to Florida State University, where he received his master’s degree after further collaboration with his mentor Marcus Roberts. The drummer is now based in Atlanta where he maintains a busy teaching and performing schedule while also touring with The Jason Marsalis Vibes Quartet, Greg Tardy, Eric Reed, and Marcus Roberts, as well as his main project as a leader, Retro Groove.
Dave Potter - drums
Miguel Alvarado - tenor sax
Jon Cowherd - piano
Rob "El Tón" Linton - bass
“Her take on the great American songbook is unrivaled. Her sound stood up well when played next to iconic artists such as Ella Fitzgerald. Do yourself a favor and get to know and appreciate this ascendant music star” Leslie Stoval - NPR San Fransisco
Miss Stephanie has received many recent accolades, including the 2018 & 2020 Nashville Industry Music Awards for “Best Jazz Vocalist”, and 2021 Josie Award for “Best Jazz/Blues Vocalist”
“Disarmingly engaging as a songwriter, particularly with her southern Willow Sway” - Cabaret Scenes Magazine (NYC)
Known for her unique vocal styling, an evening with Miss Stephanie carries her audience back to the prohibition era - a scandalous rendezvous in a wicked speakeasy, where swagger goes and bourbon flows. Her show titled, "The Jazz, Pearls, and Bourbon Revue" is a throwback to the glorious days of old school jazz: think top-shelf juke joint meets Southern hospitality. Drink in an infusion of bourbon, Johnny Mercer, Billie Holiday, Patsy Cline, and Fats Waller and you just sidled up to the bar next to, "The Siren Of The South ''.
Rebecca was singing professionally while still in her teens, performing jazz and blues standards at local venues. At Waldorf College in Forest City IA, she studied voice and theater. This led to a stint in NYC where she performed in repertory theater and nightclubs.
In Tucson AZ, Rebecca’s powerhouse vocal style quickly established her as a high-profile and in-demand performer. For fifteen years she maintained a steady recording and touring schedule throughout the Southwestern US. She was a founding member of original blues acts The Jane Crowe Band and 22 Black, all the while maintaining her Jazz and Standards catalog at local nightclubs and theaters. Rebecca expanded her regional reputation and following considerably when she joined the ranks of Tucson’s heavyweights, recording and performing with the hi-energy Soul/R&B act The Socials as she continued to record and perform in Tucson.
Rebecca relocated to Los Angeles in 2019, intending to pursue and focus on her songwriting and her solo career. In LA Rebecca met award-winning guitarist/producer Doug Hamblin. Doug’s past work includes classic artists such as Stephen Stills, Johnny Rivers and ‘Southside Johnny’ Lyon. Rebecca and Doug began writing and recording and were immediately excited about the results. The sessions were very productive in a five-month collaboration they finished an album’s worth of all-new original material. The music covers a broad scope of classic American styles.
Upon her move to Nashville, Rebecca teamed up with coveted bassist Jimmy Sullivan to do what she does best. As a singer, Rebecca has developed a formidable turn of phrase -sometimes surreal, fanciful and wry, other times achingly intimate and heartfelt—all anchored by her knockout punch of a voice.

He is a graduate of the Berklee School of Music in Boston, MA where he studied and performed with some of the greatest artists and educators in the industry including John Mayer, Esperanza Spalding, Matthew Garrison (Herbie Hancock), Antonio Sanchez (Pat Metheny) and Jetro Da Silva (Whitney Houston).
Shaun has shared the stage with Corinne Bailey Rae, Andra Day, Mary Wilson of The Supremes, blues legend Robert Cray, reggae royalty Aston Barrett and The Wailers (Bob Marley’s band), country music star Collin Raye, Devon Allman and Yonrico Scott of the Royal Southern Brotherhood. His overall music style is inspired by Donny Hathaway, Al Green and Marvin Gaye.
Shaun released his self-titled debut album in March 2017 to rave reviews. Bass Player Magazine said, “Munday proves that he’s going to be a bass heavyweight, as his flawless slap work and his melodically challenging lines are only ever outshined by his buttery crooning.”
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Following his graduation from Florida State, drummer Dave Potter was chosen from a national pool of applicants to be a member of the Louis Armstrong Quintet at the University of New Orleans. Unfortunately, the tragedy of hurricane Katrina temporarily ended his hopes for a career in Louisiana. Soon after, Potter was awarded a full scholarship to The Julliard School in New York City. However, after several days of intense meditation he declined the offer and returned to Florida State University, where he received his master’s degree after further collaboration with his mentor Marcus Roberts. The drummer is now based in Atlanta where he maintains a busy teaching and performing schedule while also touring with The Jason Marsalis Vibes Quartet, Greg Tardy, Eric Reed, and Marcus Roberts, as well as his main project as a leader, Retro Groove.
Dave Potter - drums
Miguel Alvarado - tenor sax
Jon Cowherd - piano
Rob "El Tón" Linton - bass
This isn't your granddaddy's quiet dinner jazz. Miguel Alvarado’s Triafia—anchored by Alvarado’s scorching saxophone work, Rob Linton’s deep-in-the-pocket bassline, and Ryan Brasley’s explosive rhythm on drums—is an edgy, fiery power trio exploring a repertoire that is raw, unapologetic, uncompromising, and relentlessly adventurous. Rooted in rich Afro-Cuban fire and post-bop intensity, this lineup pushes modern jazz to its absolute limits.
And while the trio burns down the stage, you can settle the eternal Rudy’s debate yourself: Are you coming for the stiff prohibition-era craft cocktails or the authentic NOLA crawfish grilled cheese and gumbo?
Warning: the 11 PM set is strictly for those who want their live music uncut and dangerous.
Saxophonist Miguel Alvarado is a dynamic force in contemporary jazz whose artistry has been hailed as “an incendiary soloist of the highest order” by the Huffington Post. A native of Tampa, Florida, Alvarado began his professional music career at just thirteen years old, performing with R&B, Latin, and rock groups before immersing himself in the jazz tradition. He earned his degree from the University of North Florida and has since established himself as an acclaimed performer, composer, and educator, recognized for his commanding sound, inventive improvisation, and deep musicality.
Now based in Middle Tennessee, Alvarado is a leading voice on the regional jazz scene and serves as an adjunct professor at Middle Tennessee State University. His Nashville Industry Music Award for Jazz Performance coincided with the release of his critically acclaimed album Idile on Ear Up Records, further cementing his reputation as one of the area's most compelling artists. Beyond the stage, he is a dedicated educator whose students have earned recognition at major festivals and collegiate programs across the country. Most recently, Alvarado toured throughout South Africa with Standard Bank Artist of the Year Darren English as a member of his quintet. Whether performing original compositions or reimagining jazz classics, Miguel Alvarado brings a rare combination of virtuosity, passion, and creative energy that makes every performance unforgettable.

A versatile powerhouse, Jimmy has shared the stage with top-tier jazz talents like Laila Biali, Nicole Zuraitis, Joel Frahm, and Alyssa Allgood. His musicality and feel have also caught the ears of country and Americana legends including Lee Ann Womack, Mark Collie and Ashley Campbell. He's also known for his work with the genre-blending jazz collective Postmodern Jukebox.
Backed by a rotating cast of world-renowned musicians, Jimmy leads a show that's as musically rich as it is joyfully unpredictable. Whether wowing the room with his solos, stepping out front to sing, or keeping the crowd laughing with his off-the-cuff charm, Jimmy’s presence is always inspired — and always worth the listen. Don’t miss the chance to catch one of the most entertaining and swinging shows Nashville has to offer.
We welcome all ages to this show and have a $10 food or beverage minimum.

After graduating college from The Ohio State University, he moved to Chicago where he became guitarist and co-founding member of the rock band Superchick, which earned a Grammy nomination in 2009. He spent 20 years as a touring guitarist with Superchick and other Grammy Award winning artists including Rebecca St. James, Peter Furler, and Audio Adrenaline.
David Ian has released a series of “Vintage Christmas” albums starting in 2011 with notable inspiration from Vince Guaraldi and Bill Evans.
"..a postmodern Vince Guaraldi" — The Wall Street Journal
In the spirit of these recordings and his unique collision of musical endeavors, he brings his influences to a live set of Standards largely from the Great American Songbook with his piano trio.
David Ian - Piano
Blake Branch - Upright Bass
Sean McDonald - Drums
For this show general admission tickets are available for standing and sitting in the front section of the room near the stage with the dance floor. Tickets for bar seats and tables are available as well. General admission tickets for the front section are not guaranteed to have seats as we will have a large part of the front section seating cleared for the dance floor. General admission tickets will have standing room as well as limited seating. Only our tables and bar seats will have guaranteed seating for this show.

Most recently, Jerome produced, orchestrated, arranged, and mixed Max Abrams' new album, Samba Americana. This expansive project features sophisticated philharmonic orchestrations and intricate rhythms, highlighting his ability to fuse jazz with Latin and world music.
In addition to his production and arranging work, Jerome is a passionate performer. He fronts the world jazz band Caravan Tales, a project that blends jazz with world music. He also leads his own Jazz Quartet, where his virtuosity as a guitarist and composer shines. He performs regularly in Nashville with prominent players such as Marcus Finnie and Teymur Phell or legends like Danny Gottlieb, Duffy Jackson, and Chester Thompson.
Throughout his expansive career, Jerome has collaborated with a remarkable array of renowned artists from across the globe, spanning numerous genres, including Jonathan Edwards, Mick Hucknall (Simply Red), Murray Head, Spyro Gyra's Jay Beckenstein and Tom Shuman, Grace & the Victory Riders, Cunnie Williams, Duffy Jackson, Kenia, Les Étoiles, Rolando Faria, Eloisia, Monica Nogueira, Ishtar Alabina, Elissa Khoury, Tiken Jah Fakoly, Mangala Camara, Ayo, Martin Solveig, DJ Yass, Matt Pokora, Leslie, Matt Houston, Jerome "Jay" Sebag, Sofia Mestari, Teri Moise, Iva Fruhligova, Daniel Levy, Michel Delpech, Pascal Obispo, Yannick Noah, Bénabar, Irma and many others.

There’s no better place to chill, cozy up and relax after work. Imbibe French Quarter inspired cocktails or a glass of Côtes du Rhône, and enjoy some gumbo and beignets, while listening to the rhythm and mood of hot club jazz in Nashville’s most intimate and romantic room.
Daniel Mandrychenko is a multi-genre guitarist that currently resides in Nashville, TN. Graduating from Cal State Long Beach with a Masters of Music in 2021, he is an active member of the greater Nashville music scene. Daniel has performed as a member of various groups at the San Francisco Jazz Festival, Next Generation Jazz Festival, and Reno Jazz Festival, among others. He has shared the stage with Jeff Hamilton, Dave Liebman, Marcus Printup, Brad Leili, Carl Allen, Charles McPherson, and is a touring member of the Annie Moses Band.
Dann Zinn, born in the San Francisco/Bay Area, picked up the violin at age eight, switched to saxophone at nine, and took off down the jazz rabbit hole—encountering rock and roll, the hard-edged funk of Earth, Wind & Fire and Tower of Power (studying with the latter's Lenny Pickett), and Irish flutist James Galway along the way, creating a unique and diverse wellspring of ideas. Zinn has worked with the likes of Joe Henderson, Freddie Hubbard, Omar Hakim, Rachel Z, Peter Erskine, Taylor Eigsti, Terri Lyne Carrington, Mike and Leni Stern, Edward Simon, Cuong Vu, David Weiss, Dave Eshelman, Mary Wells, and Derrick Hodge, among many others. As a leader, Zinn has recorded six albums, beginning with his 2003 debut Ten Songs and continuing through his latest, Two Roads. Zinn is currently a member of the Rachel Z Quartet. Dann is a D'Addario Artist.

Dana Robbins’ early years were spent at Berklee College of Music in Boston. Since moving to Nashville in the 80's, she has played and recorded for Delbert McClinton, Keb’ Mo and Steve Cropper and has played live with Aretha Franklin, Taj Mahal, Keith Urban, Chris Stapleton, Jennifer Hudson, Felix Cavaliere, and The McCrary sisters.
David Santos (bass)
Wes Little ( drums)
Phil Hughley (guitar)
Darius Mines (piano/B3)
"One of jazz's most celebrated guitar players." - All About Jazz
Internationally acclaimed guitarist Fareed Haque joins the Pat Coil Trio for a special evening of jazz featuring pianist Pat Coil, bassist Jacob Jezioro, and drummer Ryan Brasley. Together, the quartet will perform a program of standards, originals, and inventive arrangements, drawing on the musical interplay and spontaneous improvisation that have long defined the jazz tradition.
Modern guitar virtuoso Fareed Haque is widely recognized for his extraordinary versatility, seamlessly blending jazz, classical, world music, fusion, and contemporary improvisation into a distinctive musical voice. Born to a Pakistani father and Chilean mother, his early exposure to a wide range of musical traditions continues to shape a career defined by technical mastery, stylistic range, and fearless creativity.
After studying jazz at the University of North Texas and classical guitar at Northwestern University, Haque launched an international career that has spanned more than four decades. He has performed and recorded with artists including Paquito D'Rivera, Joe Zawinul, Sting, Joe Henderson, Herbie Mann, Bob James, Cassandra Wilson, Joe Lovano, Zakir Hussain, and many others, while releasing acclaimed recordings as a leader on Blue Note Records and Sting's Pangaea label.
Haque is also the co-founder of the influential fusion group Garaj Mahal, whose decade of extensive touring helped establish the band as one of the leading acts in the modern jam and jazz-fusion scene. His work as a composer has included commissioned concertos for guitar, and he has appeared with orchestras, chamber ensembles, and at major jazz festivals throughout the world. In 2009, he was voted Best World Guitarist in Guitar Player magazine's Readers' Poll.
Equally at home in straight-ahead jazz, global musical traditions, and adventurous improvisation, Fareed Haque remains one of today's most distinctive and innovative voices on the guitar.
Pianist Pat Coil has toured Japan, South America, Europe and the U.S. with such artists as Michael McDonald, Carmen McCrae, Olivia Newton John, Amy Grant, Vince Gill, Woody Herman and many others. Pat has recorded with many artists including Natalie Cole, Trisha Yearwood, Ernie Watts, Carmen McCrae, BeBe & CeCe Winans, Kenny Rogers, Travis Tritt, Peter Cetera, Woody Herman, Scott Henderson, and Michael McDonald.
During his L.A. years, Pat played on many movie and TV scores, including Star Trek - Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Murphy Brown, Dionne Warwick & Friends, Growing Pains, Major Dad, Spencer For Hire, The Grammy Awards and many more. He played for various artists on the Tonight Show, Arsenio Hall, & Conan O’Brien. Living now in Nashville TN, Pat continues his successful career composing, recording, performing, producing, arranging and teaching. He has composed, produced and performed on hundreds of underscores heard on a variety of media all over the world. Pat taught jazz piano, combos, and improvisation at Middle Tennessee State University, and was an Associate Professor of Jazz Studies at the University Of North Texas.
Pat has recorded six solo jazz albums of his own, the third one being a collaboration with Lyle Mays. “True North” and his new album “Birdhouse” are available at patcoil.com, cdbaby.com and I-Tunes. Pat currently tours with Michael McDonald and Lynda Carter. He also makes numerous appearances with his own group. Pat has a new release of his original music, “Music For Humans….and Other Species”. For more information, please visit patcoil.com.
Geoff Pfeifer, a Nashville based musician and composer, has been living and performing in Nashville since 2005. Geoff studied saxophone with Ted Nash and Ralph Lalama and composition with Mike Holober and Jim McNeely. He is a saxophonist and arranger with the R&B band Chubby and The Dots and plays the 2nd Tenor Saxophone chair in The Establishment Big Band. Geoff has shared the stage with David Liebman, Jim McNeeley, David Amram, Chico O’Farrill, Arturo O’Farrill, Frank Kimbrough, Ben Allison, Michael Blake among many other musicians.


