Jolie Goodnight Brass House Residency Cabaret star brings showgirl jazz to downtown Austin.
Jolie Goodnight, the performer Michael Simmons of MOJO Magazine calls “…a tender voice that could melt a stone heart” will begin her residency at the Brass House. Bringing the show to downtown Austin, Jolie Goodnight and Her Jazz Band will be live in a cabaret concert June 6th at 8:00pm in the Brass House Ballroom at 115 San Jacinto Boulevard Austin, TX. Tickets $8 available at the door.
In love with the beauty of an era gone by, Goodnight’s show drips of nostalgia with songs and humor in lieu of the World War II era, when swing and jazz permeated smoky cabaret rooms.
Backed by her Jazz Band (a rotating cast of musicians and special guests) Goodnight will perform songs from her highly acclaimed album “Say Goodnight Gracey” in addition to dirty blues and other favorites. Goodnight’s show is a fresh and modern nod to cabaret shows of the past “…steamy and seductive in a lovably old fashioned way” writes Wayne Bledsoe Knoxville News Sentinel.
Goodnight’s shows and debut album have received glowing reviews nationally and abroad including Something Else! Reviews, which described Goodnight as “exactly the kind of voice us vocal jazz lovers hope to hear from the new generation.” (Esther Berlanga-Ryan.) Kevin Bryan of The North Devon Journal concurred stating “…musical nostalgia showcasing her seductive versions of timeless standards.”
"smooth-voiced chanteuse"- Richard Wittaker The Austin Chronicle
“Jolie Goodnight is one of those wonderful surprises – an artists whose vocal style has the maturity of a singer who has been around the block but the freshness of a brand new talent.” - Wayne Bledsoe Knoxville News Sentinel
“Jolie Goodnight really shines” – Shirley Pena The Los Angeles Beat
“Playing music from Jolie Goodnight from her debut album "Say Goodnight Gracey," which was officially released today! Great songs from the Great American Songbook! A must for your musical library!” - Jason Croft DJ Java Bachelor Pad Radio
"as melt-in-your-mouth as candyfloss" - Sally Evans-Darby Jazz Journal
“a flowery vibrato reminiscent of Marilyn Monroe” - Sally Evans-Darby Jazz Journal
“To overcome this musical ennui, a tender, sultry, beautiful voice is a necessary remedy. Jolie Goodnight has that.” – Mark Lopez Albuquerque Alibi
“Sassy and classy!” – Cherrie McIlwaine
“Jolie Goodnight has arrived and she is going to be a force to be reckoned with on the music scene for a long time.” Joe Montague Riveting Riffs Magazine
