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Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
STEFAN SCHATZ was born in New York City. After training early on as a classical percussionist, Stefan went on to study jazz at the New School in New York. Stefan has worked with Dakota Staton, Jon Hendricks, Jane Monheit, Arnie Lawrence, Herman Foster, Teddy Charles, and Freddie Redd, and has toured internationally with the Chris Byars/Ari Roland Quartet, Manhattan Tap, and the Mark Morris Dance Group. He has played on television and film soundtracks, commercials, numerous albums, and in several Broadway shows. Stefan was a three-time recipient of the US State Department's “Rhythm Road: American Music Abroad” Program, and traveled to over forty different countries representing the US by playing jazz. Stefan participated in the Grammy Award for his drumming on the album "High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project," by Loudon Wainwright III. In 2019, Stefan made his debut playing drums with Wynton Marsalis & the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, alongside jazz greats McCoy Tyner and Charles McPherson.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
STEFAN SCHATZ was born in New York City. After training early on as a classical percussionist, Stefan went on to study jazz at the New School in New York. Stefan has worked with Dakota Staton, Jon Hendricks, Jane Monheit, Arnie Lawrence, Herman Foster, Teddy Charles, and Freddie Redd, and has toured internationally with the Chris Byars/Ari Roland Quartet, Manhattan Tap, and the Mark Morris Dance Group. He has played on television and film soundtracks, commercials, numerous albums, and in several Broadway shows. Stefan was a three-time recipient of the US State Department's “Rhythm Road: American Music Abroad” Program, and traveled to over forty different countries representing the US by playing jazz. Stefan participated in the Grammy Award for his drumming on the album "High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project," by Loudon Wainwright III. In 2019, Stefan made his debut playing drums with Wynton Marsalis & the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, alongside jazz greats McCoy Tyner and Charles McPherson.

Jazz Night ft. Dave Mosick Duo
Dave Mosick Jazz Guitarist - Brings their beautiful tone, exquisite technique and a deft touch, and high-quality musicianship to Godfrey's.

Jazz Night ft. Out for a Spin
Out for a Spin
Jeanie Sausele, Caleb Nei & Kevin Johnson
Jeanie Sausele cultivated her passion for jazz vocals and the Great American Songbook by performing within the Washington DC area jazz community and studying with dynamic performing artists, including Grammy nominees Cyrille Aimée, Kate McGarry and Jane Monheit. Also actively engaged as a visual artist, Jean Sausele-Knodt’s work is exhibited throughout the East Coast and is held in corporate and private collections.
Caleb Nei spends most of his evenings playing piano somewhere in the greater Northern Virginia area. He provides music in solo, duo, trio and quartet configurations for more than 200 events each year. His every Tuesday and Thursday night gig with bassist Kevin Johnson at Travinia Italian Kitchen consistently draws a diverse crowd of jazz enthusiasts. A native of small-town Huntington, Indiana, he graduated from his hometown school, Huntington University, with a bachelor of arts in music with a concentration in music for the contemporary church. He has also studied jazz piano with Dr. Robert Larson at Shenandoah University. He finds great joy in elevating important events in a way only live music can.
Kevin Johnson is an in-demand bass player in Northern Virginia. He’s the managing editor for NoTreble.com, the largest online magazine for bassists. In that role, he’s reported on every aspect of the bass world from album and gear reviews to interviews with artists ranging from Les Claypool to Larry Graham to Victor Wooten. He’s also been a regular contributor to Bass Player Magazine.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
STEFAN SCHATZ was born in New York City. After training early on as a classical percussionist, Stefan went on to study jazz at the New School in New York. Stefan has worked with Dakota Staton, Jon Hendricks, Jane Monheit, Arnie Lawrence, Herman Foster, Teddy Charles, and Freddie Redd, and has toured internationally with the Chris Byars/Ari Roland Quartet, Manhattan Tap, and the Mark Morris Dance Group. He has played on television and film soundtracks, commercials, numerous albums, and in several Broadway shows. Stefan was a three-time recipient of the US State Department's “Rhythm Road: American Music Abroad” Program, and traveled to over forty different countries representing the US by playing jazz. Stefan participated in the Grammy Award for his drumming on the album "High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project," by Loudon Wainwright III. In 2019, Stefan made his debut playing drums with Wynton Marsalis & the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, alongside jazz greats McCoy Tyner and Charles McPherson.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
STEFAN SCHATZ was born in New York City. After training early on as a classical percussionist, Stefan went on to study jazz at the New School in New York. Stefan has worked with Dakota Staton, Jon Hendricks, Jane Monheit, Arnie Lawrence, Herman Foster, Teddy Charles, and Freddie Redd, and has toured internationally with the Chris Byars/Ari Roland Quartet, Manhattan Tap, and the Mark Morris Dance Group. He has played on television and film soundtracks, commercials, numerous albums, and in several Broadway shows. Stefan was a three-time recipient of the US State Department's “Rhythm Road: American Music Abroad” Program, and traveled to over forty different countries representing the US by playing jazz. Stefan participated in the Grammy Award for his drumming on the album "High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project," by Loudon Wainwright III. In 2019, Stefan made his debut playing drums with Wynton Marsalis & the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, alongside jazz greats McCoy Tyner and Charles McPherson.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
STEFAN SCHATZ was born in New York City. After training early on as a classical percussionist, Stefan went on to study jazz at the New School in New York. Stefan has worked with Dakota Staton, Jon Hendricks, Jane Monheit, Arnie Lawrence, Herman Foster, Teddy Charles, and Freddie Redd, and has toured internationally with the Chris Byars/Ari Roland Quartet, Manhattan Tap, and the Mark Morris Dance Group. He has played on television and film soundtracks, commercials, numerous albums, and in several Broadway shows. Stefan was a three-time recipient of the US State Department's “Rhythm Road: American Music Abroad” Program, and traveled to over forty different countries representing the US by playing jazz. Stefan participated in the Grammy Award for his drumming on the album "High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project," by Loudon Wainwright III. In 2019, Stefan made his debut playing drums with Wynton Marsalis & the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, alongside jazz greats McCoy Tyner and Charles McPherson.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
STEFAN SCHATZ was born in New York City. After training early on as a classical percussionist, Stefan went on to study jazz at the New School in New York. Stefan has worked with Dakota Staton, Jon Hendricks, Jane Monheit, Arnie Lawrence, Herman Foster, Teddy Charles, and Freddie Redd, and has toured internationally with the Chris Byars/Ari Roland Quartet, Manhattan Tap, and the Mark Morris Dance Group. He has played on television and film soundtracks, commercials, numerous albums, and in several Broadway shows. Stefan was a three-time recipient of the US State Department's “Rhythm Road: American Music Abroad” Program, and traveled to over forty different countries representing the US by playing jazz. Stefan participated in the Grammy Award for his drumming on the album "High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project," by Loudon Wainwright III. In 2019, Stefan made his debut playing drums with Wynton Marsalis & the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, alongside jazz greats McCoy Tyner and Charles McPherson.

Jazz Night ft. Out for a Spin
Out for a Spin
Jeanie Sausele, Caleb Nei & Kevin Johnson
Jeanie Sausele cultivated her passion for jazz vocals and the Great American Songbook by performing within the Washington DC area jazz community and studying with dynamic performing artists, including Grammy nominees Cyrille Aimée, Kate McGarry and Jane Monheit. Also actively engaged as a visual artist, Jean Sausele-Knodt’s work is exhibited throughout the East Coast and is held in corporate and private collections.
Caleb Nei spends most of his evenings playing piano somewhere in the greater Northern Virginia area. He provides music in solo, duo, trio and quartet configurations for more than 200 events each year. His every Tuesday and Thursday night gig with bassist Kevin Johnson at Travinia Italian Kitchen consistently draws a diverse crowd of jazz enthusiasts. A native of small-town Huntington, Indiana, he graduated from his hometown school, Huntington University, with a bachelor of arts in music with a concentration in music for the contemporary church. He has also studied jazz piano with Dr. Robert Larson at Shenandoah University. He finds great joy in elevating important events in a way only live music can.
Kevin Johnson is an in-demand bass player in Northern Virginia. He’s the managing editor for NoTreble.com, the largest online magazine for bassists. In that role, he’s reported on every aspect of the bass world from album and gear reviews to interviews with artists ranging from Les Claypool to Larry Graham to Victor Wooten. He’s also been a regular contributor to Bass Player Magazine.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
STEFAN SCHATZ was born in New York City. After training early on as a classical percussionist, Stefan went on to study jazz at the New School in New York. Stefan has worked with Dakota Staton, Jon Hendricks, Jane Monheit, Arnie Lawrence, Herman Foster, Teddy Charles, and Freddie Redd, and has toured internationally with the Chris Byars/Ari Roland Quartet, Manhattan Tap, and the Mark Morris Dance Group. He has played on television and film soundtracks, commercials, numerous albums, and in several Broadway shows. Stefan was a three-time recipient of the US State Department's “Rhythm Road: American Music Abroad” Program, and traveled to over forty different countries representing the US by playing jazz. Stefan participated in the Grammy Award for his drumming on the album "High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project," by Loudon Wainwright III. In 2019, Stefan made his debut playing drums with Wynton Marsalis & the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, alongside jazz greats McCoy Tyner and Charles McPherson.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
STEFAN SCHATZ was born in New York City. After training early on as a classical percussionist, Stefan went on to study jazz at the New School in New York. Stefan has worked with Dakota Staton, Jon Hendricks, Jane Monheit, Arnie Lawrence, Herman Foster, Teddy Charles, and Freddie Redd, and has toured internationally with the Chris Byars/Ari Roland Quartet, Manhattan Tap, and the Mark Morris Dance Group. He has played on television and film soundtracks, commercials, numerous albums, and in several Broadway shows. Stefan was a three-time recipient of the US State Department's “Rhythm Road: American Music Abroad” Program, and traveled to over forty different countries representing the US by playing jazz. Stefan participated in the Grammy Award for his drumming on the album "High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project," by Loudon Wainwright III. In 2019, Stefan made his debut playing drums with Wynton Marsalis & the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, alongside jazz greats McCoy Tyner and Charles McPherson.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
STEFAN SCHATZ was born in New York City. After training early on as a classical percussionist, Stefan went on to study jazz at the New School in New York. Stefan has worked with Dakota Staton, Jon Hendricks, Jane Monheit, Arnie Lawrence, Herman Foster, Teddy Charles, and Freddie Redd, and has toured internationally with the Chris Byars/Ari Roland Quartet, Manhattan Tap, and the Mark Morris Dance Group. He has played on television and film soundtracks, commercials, numerous albums, and in several Broadway shows. Stefan was a three-time recipient of the US State Department's “Rhythm Road: American Music Abroad” Program, and traveled to over forty different countries representing the US by playing jazz. Stefan participated in the Grammy Award for his drumming on the album "High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project," by Loudon Wainwright III. In 2019, Stefan made his debut playing drums with Wynton Marsalis & the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, alongside jazz greats McCoy Tyner and Charles McPherson.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
STEFAN SCHATZ was born in New York City. After training early on as a classical percussionist, Stefan went on to study jazz at the New School in New York. Stefan has worked with Dakota Staton, Jon Hendricks, Jane Monheit, Arnie Lawrence, Herman Foster, Teddy Charles, and Freddie Redd, and has toured internationally with the Chris Byars/Ari Roland Quartet, Manhattan Tap, and the Mark Morris Dance Group. He has played on television and film soundtracks, commercials, numerous albums, and in several Broadway shows. Stefan was a three-time recipient of the US State Department's “Rhythm Road: American Music Abroad” Program, and traveled to over forty different countries representing the US by playing jazz. Stefan participated in the Grammy Award for his drumming on the album "High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project," by Loudon Wainwright III. In 2019, Stefan made his debut playing drums with Wynton Marsalis & the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, alongside jazz greats McCoy Tyner and Charles McPherson.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
STEFAN SCHATZ was born in New York City. After training early on as a classical percussionist, Stefan went on to study jazz at the New School in New York. Stefan has worked with Dakota Staton, Jon Hendricks, Jane Monheit, Arnie Lawrence, Herman Foster, Teddy Charles, and Freddie Redd, and has toured internationally with the Chris Byars/Ari Roland Quartet, Manhattan Tap, and the Mark Morris Dance Group. He has played on television and film soundtracks, commercials, numerous albums, and in several Broadway shows. Stefan was a three-time recipient of the US State Department's “Rhythm Road: American Music Abroad” Program, and traveled to over forty different countries representing the US by playing jazz. Stefan participated in the Grammy Award for his drumming on the album "High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project," by Loudon Wainwright III. In 2019, Stefan made his debut playing drums with Wynton Marsalis & the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, alongside jazz greats McCoy Tyner and Charles McPherson.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
STEFAN SCHATZ was born in New York City. After training early on as a classical percussionist, Stefan went on to study jazz at the New School in New York. Stefan has worked with Dakota Staton, Jon Hendricks, Jane Monheit, Arnie Lawrence, Herman Foster, Teddy Charles, and Freddie Redd, and has toured internationally with the Chris Byars/Ari Roland Quartet, Manhattan Tap, and the Mark Morris Dance Group. He has played on television and film soundtracks, commercials, numerous albums, and in several Broadway shows. Stefan was a three-time recipient of the US State Department's “Rhythm Road: American Music Abroad” Program, and traveled to over forty different countries representing the US by playing jazz. Stefan participated in the Grammy Award for his drumming on the album "High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project," by Loudon Wainwright III. In 2019, Stefan made his debut playing drums with Wynton Marsalis & the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, alongside jazz greats McCoy Tyner and Charles McPherson.

Jazz Night ft. Out for a Spin
Out for a Spin
Jeanie Sausele, Caleb Nei & Kevin Johnson
Jeanie Sausele cultivated her passion for jazz vocals and the Great American Songbook by performing within the Washington DC area jazz community and studying with dynamic performing artists, including Grammy nominees Cyrille Aimée, Kate McGarry and Jane Monheit. Also actively engaged as a visual artist, Jean Sausele-Knodt’s work is exhibited throughout the East Coast and is held in corporate and private collections.
Caleb Nei spends most of his evenings playing piano somewhere in the greater Northern Virginia area. He provides music in solo, duo, trio and quartet configurations for more than 200 events each year. His every Tuesday and Thursday night gig with bassist Kevin Johnson at Travinia Italian Kitchen consistently draws a diverse crowd of jazz enthusiasts. A native of small-town Huntington, Indiana, he graduated from his hometown school, Huntington University, with a bachelor of arts in music with a concentration in music for the contemporary church. He has also studied jazz piano with Dr. Robert Larson at Shenandoah University. He finds great joy in elevating important events in a way only live music can.
Kevin Johnson is an in-demand bass player in Northern Virginia. He’s the managing editor for NoTreble.com, the largest online magazine for bassists. In that role, he’s reported on every aspect of the bass world from album and gear reviews to interviews with artists ranging from Les Claypool to Larry Graham to Victor Wooten. He’s also been a regular contributor to Bass Player Magazine.

Jazz Night ft. Out for a Spin
Out for a Spin
Jeanie Sausele, Caleb Nei & Kevin Johnson
Jeanie Sausele cultivated her passion for jazz vocals and the Great American Songbook by performing within the Washington DC area jazz community and studying with dynamic performing artists, including Grammy nominees Cyrille Aimée, Kate McGarry and Jane Monheit. Also actively engaged as a visual artist, Jean Sausele-Knodt’s work is exhibited throughout the East Coast and is held in corporate and private collections.
Caleb Nei spends most of his evenings playing piano somewhere in the greater Northern Virginia area. He provides music in solo, duo, trio and quartet configurations for more than 200 events each year. His every Tuesday and Thursday night gig with bassist Kevin Johnson at Travinia Italian Kitchen consistently draws a diverse crowd of jazz enthusiasts. A native of small-town Huntington, Indiana, he graduated from his hometown school, Huntington University, with a bachelor of arts in music with a concentration in music for the contemporary church. He has also studied jazz piano with Dr. Robert Larson at Shenandoah University. He finds great joy in elevating important events in a way only live music can.
Kevin Johnson is an in-demand bass player in Northern Virginia. He’s the managing editor for NoTreble.com, the largest online magazine for bassists. In that role, he’s reported on every aspect of the bass world from album and gear reviews to interviews with artists ranging from Les Claypool to Larry Graham to Victor Wooten. He’s also been a regular contributor to Bass Player Magazine.

Jazz Night ft. Out for a Spin
Out for a Spin
Jeanie Sausele, Caleb Nei & Kevin Johnson
Jeanie Sausele cultivated her passion for jazz vocals and the Great American Songbook by performing within the Washington DC area jazz community and studying with dynamic performing artists, including Grammy nominees Cyrille Aimée, Kate McGarry and Jane Monheit. Also actively engaged as a visual artist, Jean Sausele-Knodt’s work is exhibited throughout the East Coast and is held in corporate and private collections.
Caleb Nei spends most of his evenings playing piano somewhere in the greater Northern Virginia area. He provides music in solo, duo, trio and quartet configurations for more than 200 events each year. His every Tuesday and Thursday night gig with bassist Kevin Johnson at Travinia Italian Kitchen consistently draws a diverse crowd of jazz enthusiasts. A native of small-town Huntington, Indiana, he graduated from his hometown school, Huntington University, with a bachelor of arts in music with a concentration in music for the contemporary church. He has also studied jazz piano with Dr. Robert Larson at Shenandoah University. He finds great joy in elevating important events in a way only live music can.
Kevin Johnson is an in-demand bass player in Northern Virginia. He’s the managing editor for NoTreble.com, the largest online magazine for bassists. In that role, he’s reported on every aspect of the bass world from album and gear reviews to interviews with artists ranging from Les Claypool to Larry Graham to Victor Wooten. He’s also been a regular contributor to Bass Player Magazine.

Jazz Night ft. Jamal Brown, Jazz Flautist
Join Jazz Flautist Jamal Brown for the evening at Godfrey's on Friday, October 3 and Saturday, October 4 with guitarist and nephew Leonard Brown. This amazing family duo brings their unique jazz sound to the great city of Falls Church.
Follow the artist on Instagram: @jamalflute

Jazz Night ft. Jamal Brown, Jazz Flautist
Join Jazz Flautist Jamal Brown for the evening at Godfrey's on Friday, October 3 and Saturday, October 4 with guitarist and nephew Leonard Brown. This amazing family duo brings their unique jazz sound to the great city of Falls Church.
Follow the artist on Instagram: @jamalflute

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
STEFAN SCHATZ was born in New York City. After training early on as a classical percussionist, Stefan went on to study jazz at the New School in New York. Stefan has worked with Dakota Staton, Jon Hendricks, Jane Monheit, Arnie Lawrence, Herman Foster, Teddy Charles, and Freddie Redd, and has toured internationally with the Chris Byars/Ari Roland Quartet, Manhattan Tap, and the Mark Morris Dance Group. He has played on television and film soundtracks, commercials, numerous albums, and in several Broadway shows. Stefan was a three-time recipient of the US State Department's “Rhythm Road: American Music Abroad” Program, and traveled to over forty different countries representing the US by playing jazz. Stefan participated in the Grammy Award for his drumming on the album "High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project," by Loudon Wainwright III. In 2019, Stefan made his debut playing drums with Wynton Marsalis & the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, alongside jazz greats McCoy Tyner and Charles McPherson.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
STEFAN SCHATZ was born in New York City. After training early on as a classical percussionist, Stefan went on to study jazz at the New School in New York. Stefan has worked with Dakota Staton, Jon Hendricks, Jane Monheit, Arnie Lawrence, Herman Foster, Teddy Charles, and Freddie Redd, and has toured internationally with the Chris Byars/Ari Roland Quartet, Manhattan Tap, and the Mark Morris Dance Group. He has played on television and film soundtracks, commercials, numerous albums, and in several Broadway shows. Stefan was a three-time recipient of the US State Department's “Rhythm Road: American Music Abroad” Program, and traveled to over forty different countries representing the US by playing jazz. Stefan participated in the Grammy Award for his drumming on the album "High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project," by Loudon Wainwright III. In 2019, Stefan made his debut playing drums with Wynton Marsalis & the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, alongside jazz greats McCoy Tyner and Charles McPherson.

Jazz Night ft. Jamal Brown, Jazz Flautist
Join jazz flautist, Jamal Brown, for the evening at Godfrey's on Friday, September 19, and Saturday, Sept 20, with guitarist and nephew, Leonard Brown. This amazing family duo brings their unique jazz sound to the great city of Falls Church.
Follow the artist on Instagram: @jamalflute

Jazz Night ft. Jamal Brown, Jazz Flautist
Join jazz flautist, Jamal Brown, for the evening at Godfrey's on Friday, September 19, and Saturday, Sept 20, with guitarist and nephew, Leonard Brown. This amazing family duo brings their unique jazz sound to the great city of Falls Church.
Follow the artist on Instagram: @jamalflute

Jazz Night ft. Out for a Spin
Out for a Spin
Jeanie Sausele, Caleb Nei & Kevin Johnson
Jeanie Sausele cultivated her passion for jazz vocals and the Great American Songbook by performing within the Washington DC area jazz community and studying with dynamic performing artists, including Grammy nominees Cyrille Aimée, Kate McGarry, and Jane Monheit. Also actively engaged as a visual artist, Jean Sausele-Knodt’s work is exhibited throughout the East Coast and is held in corporate and private collections.
Caleb Nei spends most of his evenings playing piano somewhere in the greater Northern Virginia area. He provides music in solo, duo, trio, and quartet configurations for more than 200 events each year. His every Tuesday and Thursday night gig with bassist Kevin Johnson at Travinia Italian Kitchen consistently draws a diverse crowd of jazz enthusiasts. A native of small-town Huntington, Indiana, he graduated from his hometown school, Huntington University, with a Bachelor of Arts in music, with a concentration in music for the contemporary church. He has also studied jazz piano with Dr. Robert Larson at Shenandoah University. He finds great joy in elevating important events in a way only live music can.
Kevin Johnson is an in-demand bass player in Northern Virginia. He’s the managing editor for NoTreble.com, the largest online magazine for bassists. In that role, he’s reported on every aspect of the bass world from album and gear reviews to interviews with artists ranging from Les Claypool to Larry Graham to Victor Wooten. He’s also been a regular contributor to Bass Player Magazine.

Jazz Night ft. Vaughn Ambrose, Saxophonist
Vaughn Ambrose, saxophonist, brings his love of the American art form, jazz, to Godfrey's. Join him and his duo for a swinging set as they explore the music of the “Jazz Age” and compositions by some of jazz history’s most celebrated artists.
Follow the artist on Instagram: @vaughn_chuberry

Jazz Night ft. Vaughn Ambrose, Saxophonist
Vaughn Ambrose, saxophonist, brings his love of the American art form, jazz, to Godfrey's. Join him and his duo for a swinging set as they explore the music of the “Jazz Age” and compositions by some of jazz history’s most celebrated artists.
Follow the artist on Instagram: @vaughn_chuberry

Jazz Night ft. Vaughn Ambrose
Vaughn Ambrose, saxophonist, brings his love of the American Art form, jazz, to Godfrey's. Join him and his duo for a swinging set as they explore the music of the “Jazz Age”, along with compositions by some of jazz history’s most celebrated artists.

Jazz Night ft. Vaughn Ambrose
Vaughn Ambrose, saxophonist, brings his love of the American Art form, jazz, to Godfrey's. Join him and his duo for a swinging set as they explore the music of the “Jazz Age”, along with compositions by some of jazz history’s most celebrated artists.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
Round out the month with The Stefan Schatz Trio on Friday, August 22 from 5:30–7:30 PM. Grab a slice of cake, a cup of coffee, and settle in as their melodies fill the air.

Jazz Night ft.Dave Mosick Duo
Dave Mosick Jazz Guitarist - Brings their beautiful tone, exquisite technique and a deft touch, and high-quality musicianship to Godfrey's.

Jazz Night ft.Dave Mosick Duo
Dave Mosick Jazz Guitarist - Brings their beautiful tone, exquisite technique and a deft touch, and high-quality musicianship to Godfrey's.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
Live jazz returns on Friday, August 8 from 5:30–7:30 PM with The Stefan Schatz Trio. Come for the music, stay for the desserts, and enjoy good company in our cozy corner.

Jazz Night ft. James Ambrose & Killian Winn
James Ambrose, tenor saxophones returns home for a set, as he continues his study of the American art form, Jazz. In addition to his numerous musical achievements here in the DMV, he is the first recipient of the “Heart of Gold” jazz scholarship at William Paterson University. James will be joined by Richmond Virginia based bassist Killian Winn as he explores the great American Songbook.
Follow the artists on Instagram:

Jazz Night ft. James Ambrose & Killian Winn
James Ambrose, tenor saxophones returns home for a set, as he continues his study of the American art form, Jazz. In addition to his numerous musical achievements here in the DMV, he is the first recipient of the “Heart of Gold” jazz scholarship at William Paterson University. James will be joined by Richmond Virginia based bassist Killian Winn as he explores the great American Songbook.
Follow the artists on Instagram:

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
Join us Saturday, July 26 from 5:30–7:30 PM for a relaxed evening of jazz with The Stefan Schatz Trio. Grab a pastry, claim your favorite seat, and soak in the summer sounds.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
Celebrate Friday, July 25 from 5:30–7:30 PM with The Stefan Schatz Trio at the cafe. Let the mellow rhythms carry you into the weekend as you sip something warm and enjoy a baked delight.

Jazz Night ft. Adam Fluger & the Jazz Experience Duo
Adam Fluger & the Jazz Experience Duo return Saturday, July 19 from 6 PM to 8 PM, bringing smooth jazz to the café, the perfect compliment to our fresh pastries and coffee.

Jazz Night ft. Adam Fluger & the Jazz Experience Duo
Join us Friday, July 18 from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM for an evening of coffee, fresh pastries, and smooth jazz with Adam Fluger & the Jazz Experience Duo.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
Keep the weekend going strong on Saturday, July 12 from 5:30–7:30 PM with live jazz from The Stefan Schatz Trio. Sweet treats, good tunes, and great company—sounds like a perfect summer evening.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
Make Friday, July 11 from 5:30–7:30 PM a night to remember: The Stefan Schatz Trio brings their jazz magic, and we’ll have fresh slices of cake and coffee waiting just for you.

Vaughn Ambrose and Dave Mosick Jazz Duo
Vaughn Ambrose, Saxophonist and Dave Mosic, Guitarist bring their love of the American Art form, Jazz, to Godfrey’s - Join the duo for a swinging evening and a glass of whiskey as they explore the music of the “Jazz Age”, and compositions by some of Jazz History’s most celebrated Artists.
Follow them on Instagram:
Vaughn Ambrose: @vaughn_chuberry
Dave Mosick: @dave_mosick

Vaughn Ambrose and Dave Mosick Jazz Duo
Vaughn Ambrose, Saxophonist and Dave Mosic, Guitarist bring their love of the American Art form, Jazz, to Godfrey’s - Join the duo for a swinging evening and a glass of whiskey as they explore the music of the “Jazz Age”, and compositions by some of Jazz History’s most celebrated Artists.
Follow them on Instagram:
Vaughn Ambrose: @vaughn_chuberry
Dave Mosick: @dave_mosick

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
Start your Saturday evening right with The Stefan Schatz Trio on Saturday, June 28 from 5:30–7:30 PM. Enjoy soulful jazz while you savor something sweet and settle in for the night.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
Swing by on Friday, June 27 from 5:30–7:30 PM for an evening with The Stefan Schatz Trio. Their smooth grooves pair beautifully with our fresh-baked treats—perfect for a little pre-weekend unwind.

Jazz Night ft. The Stefan Schatz Trio
Ease into the weekend with live jazz from The Stefan Schatz Trio on Friday, June 21 from 5:30 to 7:30 PM. Grab a treat, find a seat, and enjoy the music.

Jazz Night ft. Teresa Vitz
Join us on Friday, June 20 from 5:30 to 7:30 PM for live jazz with Teresa Vitz. Her timeless sound pairs perfectly with our fresh baked goods, and a cozy seat at your favorite table.