Weekly Entertainment
Welcome to our weekly entertainment section, dedicated to the lively of live jazz! Here, we highlight talented singers and performers who breathe life into the rich sounds of jazz. From heartfeltads to lively tunes, our showcased artists will take you on a captivating musical journey. Stay connected for updates on shows, artist profiles, and all things jazz!
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THURSDAYS
Denise Edwards
With a career spanning over two decades, Denise Edwards has evolved into a true maestro of the stage. Her journey has been paved with the rhythmic cadence of countless collaborations with diverse musical groups. Through these experiences, she has honed her harmonic prowess, emerging as a uniquely gifted lead vocalist.

FRIDAY 3.13
CHRIS PLUM
The Eagle Club Jazz Band is more than a nostalgic tribute—it’s a dynamic, living celebration of America’s greatest musical legacy. Led by jazz vocalist Chris Plum, a seasoned performer and passionate educator, each show is curated with care, drawing from the Great American Songbook. The band features a rotating lineup of professional musicians from Michigan’s top music schools, blending seasoned artistry with youthful flair. Their engaging live performances have become a staple in the local jazz scene, offering a unique opportunity to hear the next generation of jazz musicians alongside a charismatic and soulful frontman.

SATURDAY 3.14
NATE TOPO
Nate Topo is a Detroit-based composer, saxophonist, pianist, and vocalist known for his distinctive tone and memorable live performances. A professional musician since the age
of fifteen, he has become a dynamic presence in Detroit’s music scene.
At an early age, he became a regular at the legendary Bert’s Marketplace sessions in
Eastern Market, sharing the stage with artists such as Martha Reeves and James Carter.
Nate has also been a staple at the Detroit Jazz Festival, performing there three consecutive years, most recently alongside Artist-in-Residence Jason Moran in 2025.
His music has taken him beyond Detroit to Los Angeles and New Orleans, where he has performed alongside jazz greats such as Charlie Gabriel and Shannon Powell, including several appearances at historic Preservation Hall.
Nate’s tone is shaped by a rare collection of vintage saxophones, blending the warmth of
early jazz with a modern creative edge. Whether interpreting jazz standards, funk classics, or performing his original music, often described as soul pop with a Motown influence, he adapts each set to the room while staying true to the musical foundation that influences his work.

SUNDAY 3.15
TIFFANY GRIDIRON
With a world class instrument and a soul of light, Tiffany Gridiron is simply unforgettable,” Sunny Wilkinson.
Tiffany Gridiron is a gifted jazz vocalist and songwriter who radiates joy and generosity on stage, even when singing the most haunting of songs. Her sultry vocals and playful approach have excited audiences in the United States, Japan, Finland and South Korea.
Tiffany’s love of singing began as a child in her family church where both of her parents served as musicians. In her early twenties, inspired by the debut album of Jill Scott, Tiffany sought out voice lessons that serendipitously put her in contact with the amazing jazz vocalist and educator Sunny Wilkinson. Through jazz standards, Sunny introduced Tiffany to a world of poetry and improvisation that would profoundly impact the rest of her life. Studying works of Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughn and many other vocal legends helped Tiffany to find her own voice and style.
