Live music all month long at Lauter Tun
by Sean Thies
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Robert Glaser Trio (w/Gunnar Guenette)
Wednesday 02/01, 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Local jazz keyboardist Robert Glaser makes his debut at The Lauter Tun. He'll be joined by Tim Quance on vocals and percussion and will feature the amazing musicianship of longtime Omaha favorite Gunnar Guenette on vocals and guitar.
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In The Mix
Friday 02/03, 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Steve Gomez (bass), Tomm Roland (drums/percussion/mallets/kitchen sink), and Jeff Scheffler (guitar) are 3 of the areas top rhythm section players. With 'In The Mix' they get to take the lead and not have any pesky horns or singers get in their way. Everything from Miles Davis to Sting and everything in between can be expected...all in smooth, tight instrumental stylings.
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Susie Thorne Quartet
Saturday 02/04, 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm
"She hails from Nebraska - but she swings like a big city girl!" That's what critics are saying about Susie Thorne! Susie, known regionally and nationally for her jazz vocal stylings, will grace us with her presence in her debut performance at The Lauter Tun. She'll be joined by her incredible jazz quartet, featuring some of the best players around. You're in for a night of sultry jazz, smooth cocktails, and great beer. The atmosphere will be truly special!
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Acoustic Gangster (feat. Brian Alexander)
Wednesday 02/08, 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm
"The Acoustic Gangster" is a nickname of the singer/songwriter Brian Alexander. It reflects his seamless approach towards audiences (swag), his relentless work ethic (hustle), and his troubled past (street cred). At the age of 3 he wrote his first full length symphony. It wasn't very good.
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Tom Sena and 'Crime Sena'
Thursday 02/09, 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Crime Sena Is comprised of Tom Sena - Vox and Piano Matt Wallace - Sax and Flute Troy Johnson - Bass Dan Crowell - Drums and Percussion Crime Sena offers an eclectic mix of mostly older pop tunes played with fresh arrangements. You can usually count on a revolving cast of sit ins at any given time since these guys have played for a lot of years with a lot of bands. Tom and Dan played together off and on since Guerilla Theatre days. Matt Wallace toured with Maynard Ferguson and played with um....everyone. Troy Johnson joins us this evening on bass and has played with most bands in town in typical bass whore fashion. Selections from Rundgren to Billy Joel to Maroon 5,...ya we said eclectic.
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Novak & Haar
Friday 02/10, 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Novak & Haar is led by guitarist Jon Novak and bassist Mark Haar and has been performing constantly since 1998. Prior to forming Novak & Haar, Jon and Mark had played together in jazz combos, big bands, musical theater ensembles, Blue House with the Rent to Own Horns, and worship bands. In and around the Omaha and Lincoln Nebraska metropolitan areas, Novak & Haar is constantly in demand for their music. While they think of themselves as a jazz group, they play not only jazz standards but also music by the Beatles, Sting, the Police, Eric Clapton, and the Doors. Novak & Haar's most recent recording, "Old Friends," spent eight weeks in Jazzweek.com's Chartbound list.
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Mark Irvin
Thursday 02/16, 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Mark brings his guitar and fabulous voice to our stage for the first time since his New Years Eve performance, playing our favorite adult pop/rock tunes from the 70's & 80's, as well as his many catchy originals.
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Robert Glaser Trio (w/Tiffany White)
Thursday 02/23, 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
From Broadway to Motown, Tiffany Welchen White can "Cook too...on Top of the Rest "! Make plans now to see one of Omaha's rising stars. Tiffany's influences include: Aretha Franklin, Patty Austin, Ann Hampton Calloway and Michael Jackson.
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Banjo Loco
Friday 02/24, 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Definitely the craziest motherpluckers around. With Troy Johnson (Tres Equis, JRZ System, Ratt, and more...easily one of the most accomplished bass players in the Midwest) and Matt Manning. 100% Banjo and 100% Loco with twisted bluegrass of Beatles, Maiden, Zeplin, Zappa and more all performed on the banjo and banjo bass courtesy of Goldstone. They always put on a memorizing and compelling set for musicians and show goers alike, get ready for a footstompin’ faceslappin’ goodtime.
