Jazz-pop saxophonist Grady Nichols and his band will deliver exciting new cuts from their EP, "Concrete Jungle," along with fan favorite tunes from Grady Nichols' extensive song library! Grady's band includes Grady Nichols on Saxophone, David John on guitar, Mike Wilson on keyboard & vocals, Jo Nathan Watkins on drums, and Chuck "T-Bone" Tottress on bass. Ages 21+
A night of smooth jazz, R&B, and jokes! Featuring Michael Fields Jr. and the one, the only, Shuckey Duckey! Shows at 6:30 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. | Ages 21+ Doors open 30 minutes before showtime. ABOUT SHUCKEY DUCKEY: Cecil Armstrong, or widely known as Shuckey Duckey, is a native of Dallas, Texas. With over 20 years in the entertainment industry, Shuckey Duckey has become a well-versed, seasoned veteran within the industry. He has held the title as a comedian, actor, motivational speaker and host. He has been featured on BET’s Comic View, Def Jam Comedy, The Apollo, and HBO. He brought his many talents to the Universal Soul Circus where he held the title as Ringmaster. Shuckey Duckey is widely known for coining the catchphrase “Shucky Duckey Quack Quack,” used in many of his comedy acts in return earning a familiar and household name. He describes his catchphrase as a way of expressing disappointment or excitement. Shuckey Duckey is a master of his craft and has been interviewed and praised for his work more times than he can recall. Shuckey Duckey has one goal and that is to live out his life spreading joy by entertaining the masses.
This will be LowDown's third presentation of the dynamic duo Booker and Brad (Strings Attached)! The evening's set features swing, Latin, and several other genres. The rhythm section and Tommy join forces with a stellar string quartet, made of some of the area's finest players. The band includes: Booker Gillespie on vocals, Brad Henderson with arrangements and piano, Stephen Schultz on bass, George Toumayan on drums, Tommy Poole on saxophone, Dina Litvinova on violin, Elena Gavrilov on violin, Ethan Landis on viola, and Erica Parker on cello. Doors open at 6 p.m. | Show starts at 6:30 p.m. Ages 21+