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APR 26 FRI | Eagles #34 | 8-11pm
7pm dance lesson

MISS SHANNON'S SOCK HOP

Southside Aces swinging away in the Eagles Club of a Friday night! For dancers and listeners alike. Free parking, walleye dinner, beer and pull tabs. For the person who has everything.

MAY 1 WED | Berlin | 7-10pm

THE PICK-A-RIB THREE

Try out the Twin Cities newest jazz club with the exhilarating sounds of the clarinet trio.  Led by Southside Aces clarinetist, Tony Balluff, The Pick-A-Rib Three, who take their name from a Benny Goodman tune, explore the music of Jimmie Noone, Pee Wee Russell, Edmond Hall and, of course, their namesake. Tony is joined by fellow Ace, Dave Michael, on drums, and the inimitable Rick Carlson on piano.  

MAY 4 SUN | Crooners Supper Club
7:00-8:30pm (doors 5:45pm)

SOUTHSIDE ACES CELEBRATE STAR WARS DAY

May the 4th be with you! Get your Star Wars-loving friends out for a concert of your favorite John Williams music from that galaxy far, far away. We all know what "Cantina Band" sounds like, but you'll be astounded at "The Imperial March" through the hot jazz filter. Or how about the Creole clarinet sounds of "Princess Leia's Theme?" To paraphrase Darth Vader, "Don't underestimate The Force...of Traditional Jazz."

MAY 18 SAT | JazzClectic | 12:45-2:30pm

SOUTHSIDE ACES ON KBEM JAZZ 88

KBEM Jazz 88 is bringing jazz musicians out into public spaces. This time it'll be the Aces on the plaza of the Guthrie Theater. Join us down by the river or on the air for an afternoon of New Orleans music.

MAY 18 SAT | The Woman's Club | 7:30-10:30pm

SWING DANCE AT THE WOMAN'S CLUB

Southside Aces will bring the New Orleans heat to propel swing dancers around the ballroom of the Woman's Club of Minneapolis.

MAY 19 SUN | Jazz Age Rumpus
3:00pm-7:00pm (doors 2:30pm)

THIRD ANNUAL JAZZ AGE RUMPUS!

Bask in a day of 1920s and '30 jazz. Year three of the festival celebrates Chicago. Listeners and dancers, you'll get to hear the music of King Oliver, one of the founding fathers of jazz, who gave his young protege Louis Armstrong his first big break. The astounding clarinet sounds of Jimmie Noone, who set the bar oh-so-high with his small band at the Nest. And finally, Harlem Hamfats, who kept the party going in the '30s, backing up iconic R&B singer Rosetta Howard. 

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Featuring: Southside Aces, Miss Myra and the Moonshiners, High Noone

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