Wednesdays at Winewood! – Dallas – Fort Worth Jazz Trio

Our Dallas/Fort Worth-based acoustic jazz trio performs at Winewood Grill in Grapevine every other Wednesday. Please join us for a night of fine food and drink and jazz.

Here are our upcoming dates:
Wednesday, April 24th – 6-9 PM
Wednesday, May 8th – 6-9 PM
Wednesday, May 22nd – 6-9 PM

Reservations recommended. Send me an email on the Contact page if you are coming, and we’ll play a special request for you and your date.

October Happenings – Dallas-Fort Worth Jazz

The Justin Pierce Jazz Band is gearing up for a busy fall of celebrating Dallas and Fort Worth weddings and private events. Fill out the form on the Booking tab to check availability and reserve your date.

The group will perform live in October as a jazz trio at Winewood October 10th and October 24th from 6-9 pm. We will play a potpourri of jazz standards and New Orleans jazz favorites. Make it a date night!

Thanks for supporting Dallas-Fort Worth jazz!
-Justin

New Orleans/Mississippi Tour Update – Dallas Jazz

The UNT One O’Clock Lab Band had a great time on our 2012 southern tour (May 5th-9th). We performed in Natchez, MS at the historic 205-year-old First Presbyterian Church for the Natchez Festival of Music. Here’s a shot from the band looking out:

First Presbyterian Church, Natchez, MS

From Natchez, we traveled to Hattiesburg and performed at the University of Southern Mississippi on Sunday night. Larry Panella (director of jazz studies at USM) and his band were such kind hosts and sounded great in their set at the concert.

We headed to New Orleans on Monday morning and checked in at our hotel in the French Quarter. A few of the guys and I explored Frenchmen street on Monday night and sat in at a jam session at The Maison.

Here’s a few shots from our Tuesday night gig at Snug Harbor:

Club entrance


Steve Wiest talking to the crowd


Soloing on "In The Wee Small Hours"

The whole band had a great time in Mississippi and New Orleans; great food and unsurpassed hospitality. We love being a part of the Dallas jazz scene, but I think we’ll all know now “What It Means To Miss New Orleans”…