The Parker House Band performs American popular songs and jazz standards with improvisation and guest musicians at the Parker Jazz Club.
The Parker House Band play jazz standards at Parker Jazz Club on Tuesday, August 25, starting at 7:30 PM. The set draws from some of the most influential American popular songs and jazz standards of the early 20th century, with improvisation at the heart of the show. Guest musicians sit in throughout the night, so no two performances ever end up the same.
Parker Jazz Club is a basement jazz lounge at 117 West 4th Street, Suite 107B, in Austin. The center stage is backed by a painting by the artist Eric Waugh, and the door policy is 21+.
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The music centers on the early 20th-century American songbook, and the band works through those standards with improvisation as the main thing. Because they bring in guest musicians, the set changes from night to night, so you'll hear different players and different takes on the material each time they play. The show starts at 7:30 PM at Parker Jazz Club, 117 West 4th Street, Suite 107B, and the venue is 21+.
