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Tina Schlieske Quintet


$25 Standing Room Only 7:00pm Show


Tina Schlieske, a revered figure in the Minneapolis music scene, embarks on a transformative jazz odyssey. Her inaugural jazz recording, "The Good Life," teams up with astellar ensemble featuring jazz Cody McKinney, Pete Hennig , Bryan Nichols, Jake Baldwin , Brandon Wozniak and Kevin Gaustony creating a lush album of standards. 

Renowned for her impassioned vocal delivery and magnetic stage presence, Schlieske's pivot into the realm of jazz signifies a poignant milestone in her already illustrious career. Her transition into this new territory is a testament to her enduring artistic evolution and an exciting progression for her dedicated audience.

Schlieske's affinity for jazz, long-held but unexplored until recent years, stemmed from an unanticipated desire to delve into the allure of classic standards within the contemporary musical landscape. "There is a certain simplicity in these complicated songs," she reflects. "Singing jazz offers me the chance to push the boundaries of my vocal capabilities. It's a whole new world compared to rock. Here, the voice becomes another instrument. Maintaining the essence of the melody while infusing personal interpretation presents a thrilling challenge that I find truly exhilarating.”

“Tina Schlieske’s The Good Life breathes fresh air into classic jazz, offering a contemporary reinterpretation of timeless standards by luminaries like Billie Holiday and Nina Simone. From the sultry melancholy of 'Don’t Explain' to the playful allure of 'WItchcraft,' each track paints a vivid sonic canvas, captivating listeners with its emotive resonance and poignant arrangements. The Good Life is a nod to the lasting allure of jazz, ushering in a new era yet paying homage to its timeless roots.”

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