It's the coolest way to Ring a ding, ding in the New Year. A night of classic tunes from Frank, Bobby Darin, Dino, Tony Bennett and beyond. Featuring entertainment by Ricki Derek & the Vegas Six. Your admission includes hors d' oeuvres, party favors, balloon drop and champagne toast at midnight. Dinner will not be served so make a night of it...get a room and some dinner at one of the many hotels and restaurants within walking distance of the Lounge. And remember it's New Year's Eve, so put on something nice and let's have some fun. Doors at 8pm, Live music starts at 9pm. 

Happy New Year. All the Best to you and yours. 

Renowned saxophonist Shelley Carrol was named the 2007 “Sammons Center Jazz Artist of the Year,” the highest accolade possible for Dallas/Ft. Worth area jazz musician. He was a 2014 Dallas Observer nominee for “Best Jazz Act.” Shelley has toured with multi-platinum artists Sheryl Crow, Gary Clark, Jr. and Kool and the Gang as well being a member of the Duke Ellington Band. 8 & 10pm Shows. Show time: 8 pm - Doors open at 7 pm Show time: 10 pm - Doors open at 9:45 pm 

Twice-winner of the ASCAP Young Jazz Composer Award, tenor saxophonist Quamon Fowler returns to Scat. Quamon is a true jazz musician and enthusiast. He lives and breathes it and you can feel it when he performs. Show time: 8 pm - Doors open at 7 pm Show time: 10 pm - Doors open at 9:45 pm 

Don't miss this long running tradition at the Lounge. It's the Black Dog Jazz Jam with Joey Carter & Paul Metzger as your fearless band leaders. Come sit in or just take it all in as musicians from near and far gather every Sunday and make music together. There is no fee for a reservation, however YOU MUST BE SEATED BY 7:45pm or your reservation will be offered up for walk-ins. There is a two drink minimum or a $10 entertainment fee will be required. 21 & up only. 

Trumpeter Pete Clagett pays tribute to the one and only Miles Davis. Take a musical trip through the career of the man who changed jazz forever. It’s the Musings of Miles. Show time: 8 pm - Doors open at 7 pm 

Mahogany has stretched her soul vocals singing back ground with world-renowned bass player Foley (Miles Davis/Joni Mitchel/Chaka Khan). She graced the stage with percussionist Victor Orlando (GAP band, Tina Marie, Chaka Khan) live in Dallas and has also recently served as Music Director for artist Dani Mimms (Klymaxx) live in Dallas. Mahogany has been a featured vocalist in the super GOGO Band, under the direction of 5-time Grammy Award winner Shaun Martin (7 Summers, Snarky Puppy) for the past six years. From soulful to swinging, Mahogany will light up the night. Show time: 8 pm - Doors open at 7 pm Show time: 10 pm - Doors open at 9:45 pm 

Sheran Goodspeed Keyton has performed professionally for over 20 years and has toured nationally and internationally. In music, Sheran has worked with gospel greats Kirk Franklin and Fred Hammond, blues great Lucky Peterson, and many more. Known by many as DFW's Darling Diva, her interactive, cabaret-styled performance ranges from straight-ahead to funk-infused jazz. "Ms. Goodspeed Keyton's voice is a force of nature.” ~DMN Show time: 8 pm - Doors open at 7 pm Show time: 10 pm - Doors open at 9:45 pm 

Don't miss this long running tradition at the Lounge. It's the Black Dog Jazz Jam with Joey Carter & Paul Metzger as your fearless band leaders. Come sit in or just take it all in as musicians from near and far gather every Sunday and make music together. There is no fee for a reservation, however YOU MUST BE SEATED BY 7:45pm or your reservation will be offered up for walk-ins. There is a two drink minimum or a $10 entertainment fee will be required. 21 & up only. 

Johnny Reno is an accomplished saxophone player, singer and musician. He was an original member of Stevie Ray Vaughan's Double Trouble in 1978 and 79. Johnny's been laying down his west coast swing locally and across the globe for decades and from 1990 through 1995 was a featured member of the Chris Isaak band. Fort Worth's own returns to the Lounge. 

Imagine yourself on the strip in early 60's when the Copa at the Sands was the place to be. You don't need a time machine or a loan, Ricki and his band swing into Scat for a fun night of some of the greatest songs ever written. If the sounds of Ricki and the band don't get your feet tappin, you need new feet! From Sinatra to Torme, it's a great ride. Bill Zehme of Esquire magazine and author of "The Way You Wear Your Hat" said this of Ricki..."Frank is proud of you up there somewhere...you swing like a mutha!" Show time: 8 pm - Doors open at 7 pm Show time: 10 pm - Doors open at 9:45 pm 

Join us for an evening celebrating the extraordinary legacy of Chick Corea, the visionary jazz pianist whose creativity bridged bebop, fusion, Latin jazz, and classical music across six decades. Experience iconic compositions like “Spain,” “La Fiesta” and selections from the “Three Quartets”recording. Pianist Stefan Karlsson has assembled a top notch line up for this wonderful evening of jazz. A native of Sweden, Stefan has performed worldwide and recorded with artists such as Herb Ellis, Carl Fontana, Marvin Stamm, and many more. He was also a member of the acclaimed One O Clock Lab Band for three years. Don't miss this incredible tribute. Show time: 8 pm - Doors open at 7 pm Show time: 10 pm - Doors open at 9:45 pm 

Don't miss this long running tradition at the Lounge. It's the Black Dog Jazz Jam with Joey Carter & Paul Metzger as your fearless band leaders. Come sit in or just take it all in as musicians from near and far gather every Sunday and make music together. There is no fee for a reservation, however YOU MUST BE SEATED BY 7:45pm or your reservation will be offered up for walk-ins. There is a two drink minimum or a $10 entertainment fee will be required. 21 & up only. 

Sonny Rollins is widely recognized as one of the most important and influential jazz musicians. In a seven-decade career, he has recorded over sixty albums as a leader. Many of his compositions have become jazz standards. Rollins has been called "the greatest living improviser". Join us for tribute to this living legend, Grammy Award winner and Kennedy Center Honoree, featuring Dave Monsch and some of the areas best musicians. Show time: 8 pm - Doors open at 7 pm 

Jim Milan’s Bucket List Jazz Band is an eleven-piece jazz band that plays the music of Matty Matlock, Bob Crosby, Count Basie and others. The band has been a fixture in the DFW jazz scene for the past 14 years. Their arrangements are clever, with a Dixieland vibe, enjoyable, entertaining, and accessible, even for non-jazz lovers. The best description of their music is “Happy-Fun Jazz.” Show time: 8 pm - Doors open at 7 pm Show time: 10 pm - Doors open at 9:45 pm 

Bishop Avenue Hot SIX formed in December of 2019 with the sole purpose of preserving an American art form known as early jazz. Consisting of trumpet, clarinet, trombone, piano, upright bass and drums, the bands goal is to stay as authentic as possible while keeping the band stage hot with not only styles from New Orleans, but to also include Chicago, New York and San Francisco styles as well. The band is inspired by the likes of Jelly Roll Morton, Louis Armstrong and his Hot 5 (and 7), Bix Beiderbecke, Turk Murphy to name a few. Cocktails and feet tapping! Show time: 8 pm - Doors open at 7 pm Show time: 10 pm - Doors open at 9:45 pm 

Don't miss this long running tradition at the Lounge. It's the Black Dog Jazz Jam with Joey Carter & Paul Metzger as your fearless band leaders. Come sit in or just take it all in as musicians from near and far gather every Sunday and make music together. There is no fee for a reservation, however YOU MUST BE SEATED BY 7:45pm or your reservation will be offered up for walk-ins. There is a two drink minimum or a $10 entertainment fee will be required. 21 & up only. 

Hailing from Fort Worth, TX, Ginny Mac fronts a dynamic group that brings a fresh and exciting twist to vocal and instrumental stylings in Western Swing, Americana, Hot Jazz, and International music genres. Ginny has also toured with Asleep At The Wheel, Brave Combo, Pat Green, Mike Dillon, The Texas Playboys under the direction of Tommy Allsup and Leon Rausch, and many others.