Show List

Ginger Rabbit's Upcoming Shows

George DeLancey Trio

George DeLancey Trio

Tue, Oct 20

Show: $10 Showtimes: 6:00 - 7:30 (Doors Open 5:30) 8:15 - 9:45 (Doors Open 7:45) A native of Cambridge, OH, and a student of such prestigious programs as the Columbus Youth Jazz Orchestra and the Michigan State University Jazz Studies Program, where he studied under Rodney Whitaker. He has worked with notable bandleaders Johnny O’Neal, Wessell Anderson, Willie Jones III, Philip and Winard Harper, Christian Howes, Houston Person, Tia Fuller, Bria Skonberg, as well as many others in New York and throughout the Midwest. He is active nationally as a bandleader and educator, and has worked with programs including Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Jazz for Young People, Christian Howes’ Creative Strings Workshop, and Keith Hall's Summer Drum Intensive.
Laura Camara

Laura Camara

Wed, Oct 21

Show: $10 Showtimes: 6:00 - 7:30 (Doors Open 5:30) 8:15 - 9:45 (Doors Open 7:45)
In The Pocket

In The Pocket

Thu, Oct 22

Show: $10 Showtimes: 6:00 - 7:30 (Doors Open 5:30) 8:15 - 9:45 (Doors Open 7:45) Randy Mather - saxophone Jim Powell - trumpet Bob Mills - piano Greg Wolfram - bass Maxwell Button - drums
Colin Lazarski Trio

Colin Lazarski Trio

Fri, Oct 23

“Power Hour” Show: $10 Showtime: 5:30-6:30 (Doors Open 5:00) Colin Lazarski began playing guitar at the age of 10 and went on to play in numerous jazz and blues bands throughout his high school and college years. After studying at Capital University under local jazz great Stan Smith, Colin became a professional musician in and around central Ohio. An incredibly versatile guitarist, Colin is accomplished in a variety of styles including jazz, blues, rock, funk and even calypso. It is that very flexibility that allows him to easily meld with a wide range of players.
Tony Hagood Trio Debut Album Release

Tony Hagood Trio Debut Album Release

Fri, Oct 23

Show: $30


Showtimes:

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

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


Celebrate a major career milestone as pianist, arranger, and bandleader Tony Hagood releases his highly anticipated debut album of jazz standards. For this special concert, the Tony Hagood Trio will be joined by several of the featured musicians and collaborators who helped bring the recording to life.


Built around timeless songs that have shaped Tony’s musical life, the album approaches the jazz-standard tradition with bold reinterpretations, colorful ensemble writing, lyrical solos, and an infectious sense of swing. Each selection honors the music’s history while reflecting the distinctive voice Tony has developed through years of performing, arranging, contributing to other artists’ recordings, appearing with numerous orchestras, and collaborating with Grammy Award-winning artists, Broadway stars, and musicians nationally and internationally.


Join the Tony Hagood Trio and friends for an unforgettable evening of musical storytelling, spontaneous collaboration, and fresh interpretations of enduring songs as they celebrate a remarkable recording journey—and the release of Tony’s debut album. Copies of the album will be available for purchase before and following the concert.


Tony Hagood is a celebrated and in-demand pianist, composer, and educator from Westerville, Ohio. A 2010 graduate of Capital University with a degree in Music Performance, Tony has built a multifaceted career spanning continents, genres, and performance settings.


Internationally, he has performed across China, Japan, South Korea, France, Italy, Spain, Turkey, and throughout the Caribbean. In the U.S., his versatility shines through performances ranging from intimate jazz clubs to grand concert halls and stadiums. He appears regularly as a soloist, leads his own jazz trio and quartet, and collaborates with a wide range of ensembles—averaging six performances a week.


Tony curates and directs his long-running jazz concert series at the Columbus Museum of Art, following in the footsteps of his late teacher, Mark Flugge, and late Otterbein colleague, Richard Lopez. He runs a residency at local jazz club Ginger Rabbit where his trio has consistently sold out both sets every 4th Friday for the last 2 and ¾ + years. He serves as the sanctuary music director at Hilliard United Methodist Church. In addition, he owns and operates Noteworthy Music, a multi-teacher lesson studio, and A Note Above the Rest Entertainment, a music entertainment booking company.


A sought-after collaborator, Tony has performed with Grammy Award winners Tamika Lawrence and LeAnn Rimes; platinum-selling artists Nas and the Violent Femmes; Broadway performers Shayna Steele, Chester Gregory, and Joshua Henry; and American Idol finalist Michael Lynche. He has also played in featured rhythm sections backing rapper Rick Ross and acclaimed jazz vocalist and trombonist Aubrey Logan and tap dancer John Manzari. Through his frequent work with the Columbus Symphony Orchestra, Tony has appeared on programs featuring artists such as Ne-Yo and Ledisi, as well as The Ohio State University Marching Band.


His credits also include performances with the Columbus Jazz Orchestra, Byron Stripling’s quintet, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra at New York’s renowned Chautauqua Institution, New Albany Symphony Orchestra, and the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra. Equally at home across genres, Tony has collaborated with artists spanning jazz, classical, R&B, country, rock, and more.


Tony completed his debut album, In Hagood Time, in August 2026. The album is a culmination of his diverse musical experiences and influences, bringing together jazz, soul, classical, and other elements that have shaped his musical voice throughout his career. Featuring several of Tony’s longtime collaborators and many of his own arrangements, the project captures both where he has been and the artist he has become. Visit Tony's website for more information.


Whether performing solo, with one of his groups, or within a larger ensemble, Tony brings passion, artistry, and deep musicality to every performance—leaving a lasting impression on audiences everywhere he plays.