Show List

Ginger Rabbit's Upcoming Shows

Three Peace Band + 1

Three Peace Band + 1

Wed, Sep 09

Show: $10


Showtimes:

6:00 - 7:30 (Doors Open 5:30)

8:15 - 9:45 (Doors Open 7:45)


Whether freelancing as jazz, gospel, R&B, pop keyboardist or simply accompanying a soloist, Christopher Brown seems to be right at home in his musical world. Based in his hometown of Columbus, Ohio, Chris has played on many different stages with various artists since the age of 13 years old. Growing up in church with the gospel tradition, he began on trumpet and drums. While in church, he began to take an interest in Hammond organ.


Chris has shared the stage with artists of nearly every genre including Frederic Yonnet, Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson, Dave Chappelle, Common, A Tribe Called Quest, Steve Cole, Ragan Whiteside, Marcus Anderson, Wess “Warmdaddy” Anderson, Trevor Lawrence, Jeanette Harris, Paul Taylor, Hadden Sayers, and many others. Chris has enjoyed the privilege to play organ and keyboards with the mighty Harmony Project Orchestra since 2012 and was fortunate to help arrange one season.

Doctor Thunder Quartet

Doctor Thunder Quartet

Thu, Sep 10

Show: $10 Showtimes: 6:00 - 7:30 (Doors Open 5:30) 8:15 - 9:45 (Doors Open 7:45)
Dylan Bram Trio

Dylan Bram Trio

Fri, Sep 11

"Power Hour" Show: $10


Showtime:

5:30 - 6:30 (Doors Open 5:00)


Dylan Bram - vibraphone

Nick Huffer - bass

Seth Alexander - drums

Keigo Hirakawa Trio

Keigo Hirakawa Trio

Fri, Sep 11

Show: $30


Showtimes:

7:15-8:45 (Doors Open 6:45)

9:30 - 11:00 (Doors Open 9:00)


Over the period of 20 years as a professional jazz pianist and 7 full-length album appearances (3 as leader), Keigo Hirakawa has transformed himself from a student of the jazz masters to an artist with vision and unique sense of expressions. Though his engagements may include jazz clubs to music halls and jazz festivals, he takes the time to contribute to his home music scene through mentorship and appearances with up-and-coming talents. The jazz piano trio he leads is well-known throughout the Midwest for their willingness to be musically spontaneous on stage, exploring original compositions and redefining jazz standards to make it their own. Sought after for his articulate use of harmonic and rhythmic vocabulary and his leadership style on the bandstand, Hirakawa can be heard throughout the US and internationally.