Madeleine Peyroux Trio at Jam Cellars Ballroom

Music has the power to soothe the savage breast asserted the poet William Congreve, articulating that the arts have the power to heal. A notion subscribed to by many, including acclaimed musician Madeleine Peyroux, who in 2017 harnessed the healing power of song for her Anthem album and world tour (2018-2019). In an attempt to address our torrid political climate, the artist employed her intimate, personal style of folk-pop songwriting coupled with spellbinding jazz driven delivery to convey thought-provoking reflections on country, self and everything in between. Madeleine has spent much of her thirty-year career on the road, perfecting the live-performing skills she cultivated as a teenager busking in Paris...

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Music has the power to soothe the savage breast asserted the poet William Congreve, articulating that the arts have the power to heal. A notion subscribed to by many, including acclaimed musician Madeleine Peyroux, who in 2017 harnessed the healing power of song for her Anthem album and world tour (2018-2019). In an attempt to address our torrid political climate, the artist employed her intimate, personal style of folk-pop songwriting coupled with spellbinding jazz driven delivery to convey thought-provoking reflections on country, self and everything in between. Madeleine has spent much of her thirty-year career on the road, perfecting the live-performing skills she cultivated as a teenager busking in Paris. Touring has become part of my make up says the celebrated musician, after years on the road, not touring would be hard for my psyche at this point. The Jazz virtuoso is ready to travel down the soothing path again with her aptly titled trio The Dreamers. Trios have great dynamic presence explains Madeleine, leaving just enough natural empty space around every sound so as to allow the listener to fill that with dreams. Starting in April 2020, Madeleine Peyroux, keyboardist Andy Ezrin (David Sanborn, Chris Botti, Joe Jackson, Christopher Cross) and drummer Graham Hawthorne (David Byrne, Paul Simon, Harry Belafonte) will weave their spell on audiences across America and Europe.ALL ORIGINAL SAT. MAY 2ND 2020 @ 8 PM SHOW TICKETS WILL BE HONOREDJaM Cellars Ballroom is located UPSTAIRS in the Opera House Building. This Event is General Admission and is First Come, First Seated.Balcony Seating and Gold Circle Floor Seating, within the first 5 Rows $89 + FeesGeneral Admission Floor Seating Advance $40 / Day of Show $45 + Fees$1 additional add on available to to be used for Madeleines choice of donationEach person does require a ticket for entry.Ticket Information:Print your PDF ticket(s) from your email and bring with youorUpon arrival, have your PDF ticket open on your smart device with your full brightness on. Your ticket should have a bar code on it. Tickets will not be at Will Call unless you were placed on a guest list.Any special needs or accommodation requests, please call our Box Office for General Information and assistance if needed.Ages 8+ with children under 16 accompanied by an adult.No Refunds. No professional cameras or outside food and drink.There is dining and bar service available downstairs for purchase if the show downstairs is not Sold Out and if there is seating available.Due to the historic nature of the Ballroom, there are no bathrooms located upstairs. Facilities are located downstairs through the Blue Note Club and are accessible via stairs or the elevator.Thank you and we look forward to seeing you at the JaM Cellars Ballroom located Upstairs in the Opera House Building1030 Main Street, Napa CA 94559Box Office: 707.880.2300 (Wed-Sat, 2:30-9:30 pm, Sun 1 Hr before Doors & 30 mins after show begins)

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