Sun/Mon/Tues Closed
Wednesday and Thursday 5 pm to 10 pm
Friday and Saturday 5 pm to 12 am
Live Music
Wednesday through Saturday
SILO'S, Napa's premiere music room is located in the heart of Downtown Napa at the Historic Napa Mill, adjacent to the Napa River Inn. Open Wednesdays through Saturdays, from 5pm-10pm Bar Manager Keith Stansberry features fine wines carefully selected only from the best of Napa Valley wineries along with local micro-brewery draft beer from Napa Smith Brewery, delicious light fare treats and live music many nights of the week.
Check out our attractive Napa River Inn and Silo's Jazz Club Packages.
Silo's Jazz Club is available for corporate events and private parties. Call (707) 251-5833
for more details.
JAM SESSION: "Just Tom" of the Band Residual Sugar will host tonight. Be there before 6:30 to sign up to play.
4 Thu
Rue Manouche 7 to 10pm $10 cover
GYPSY JAZZ: Rue Manouche is a Gypsy Jazz group founded in San Francisco in 2009 by guitarist Vic Wong and singer Michel Saga.
One of the most significant Gypsy Jazz & Musette groups in the bay area, this band was described by critic Jim Burek as "one of the most original Gypsy Jazz & Musette bands in San Francisco". Their most famous lineup featured Vic Wong, Michel Saga, bassist Daniel Fabricant, and rhythm guitarist Nick Christie who filled out the ensemble's sound.
5 Fri
Johnny Smith and Friends 8 & 9:45pm $15 cover
BLUES: You'll definitely be entertained by one of the most outstanding voices in the Bay Area and beyond as he delivers a host of original rock, blues and reggae songs, as well as classic covers, and Jazz Standards
Sharon Hedland Opening 5:30 to 7pm no cover
6 Sat
John Nemeth 8 & 9:45pm $25 cover
BLUES: $25 Advance, $30 at the Door. "Classic soul and R&B styles have been revitalized in recent years by a cadre of young and relatively young artists such as James Hunter, Eli "Paperboy" Reed, and Sharon Jones. You can include John Németh on any list of the best of them."
– Nick Cristiano, Philadelphia Inquirer
"Németh is not only the fastest rising star on the national blues scene, he may be the best white blues singer in the history of the genre."
– Lee Hildebrand, East Bay Express
10 Wed
Brendan Lake 7 to 10pm $10 cover
Having lived aboard his schooner for nearly eight years performing all over the world. Brendan Lake now claims the Napa River as his port of call. He is influenced by the likes of Greg Brown, Steve Earle and The Ghost of Tom Joad. His songwriting dates back to the days of Balladeers and Troubadours, applying acoustic country music to many a day spent at sea.
11 Thu
Residual Sugar 7 to 10pm $10 cover
ECLECTIC ORIGINALS: Residual Sugar is.... tom ("Just tom" ), playing twelve string, electric six string, hand percussion, vocals; Mr. "Big John" Wheeler, playing electric ukulele, electric six string, stand-up bass, vocals; and Mr. Ron Ransford playing percussion; with guest performances by Mr. Robert Crummet playing electric six string; Mr. Randy Foisy, playing mandalin, Mr. Clinton Heise, playing violin, and Mr. George Castenada playing keyboards.
12 Fri
Jack Pollard 8 & 9:45pm $15 cover
SMOOTH JAZZ: As an entertainer and a showman, Jack brings a lifetime of experience to the stage. His silky baritone and impeccable vocal interpretation brings to life a repertoire of songs which span decades of hits from the 30's to the 80's. His shows encompass Jazz, Blues and R&B to bring you a varied palette of song with something to please everyone. During his career, Jack has shared the stage with B.B. King, Stevie Wonder and The Temptations.
13 Sat
Steve Dudgeon Quartet 8 & 9:45pm $15 cover
JAZZ, BLUES: The Steve Dudgeon Quartet is one of the fastest up and coming bands in the bay area. With a versatile style from jazz and blues, to new age originals, these cats are bound to take your breath away.
14 Sun
A Romantic Evening with Johnny Smith 6 to 8pm $35 cover
VALENTINE evening with Johnny Smith: Love Song after Love Song. $35 per couple, each couple will receive 2 glasses of champagne and a chocolate dessert to share. Come and enjoy the evening with us.
15 Mon
Exclusive Screening of "They Came to Play" 6 to 9pm $20 cover
The Sonoma International Film Society and the Napa Valley Film Society present the acclaimed documentary "They Came to Play", on Monday, February 15th at 7:00 p.m.
Doors open at 6:00 for delicious small plate food, wine, beer and other beverages offered by the club. The film will screen at 7:00 p.m.
"They Came to Play" chronicles the Fifth International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs, hosted by The Van Cliburn Foundation. In addition to the film screening, producer Lori Miller will be on hand to answer questions, and acclaimed pianist Ken Iisaka, a featured finalist in the competition and film, will play several selections on Silo's grand piano.
17 Wed
Jim Bell Trio 7 to 10pm $10 cover
JAZZ: Pianist Jim Bell and his group play the great jazz standards for your listening pleasure, with featured vocals by Marti Blackard
18 Thu
Mike Greensill and Suzi Gilbert 7 & 8:45pm $10 cover
JAZZ: Pianist Mike Greensill and vocalist Suzi Gilbert return to Silo’s Jazz Club on Thursday, February 18th for two shows at 7:00 and 8:45PM.
Mike Greensill is an internationally acclaimed jazz pianist and composer who performs regularly with gifted vocalist Wesla Whitfield and can be heard weekly on Sedge Thomson’s nationally syndicated radio show, ‘West Coast Live”.
Suzi Gilbert’s rich, clear voice spans a 3 octave range and delivers an equally impressive range of material and styles. Moving easily between musical worlds, Gilbert has performed with diverse ensembles in Europe and Ireland as well as Bay Area venues, including Napa Valley Opera House, Copia , The White Barn and many wineries.
Together they’ll offer an entertaining mix of jazz and Great American Songbook selections. Don’t miss it!
19 Fri
Michelle Michaels Trio 8 & 9:45pm $15 cover
JAZZ, BLUES: The Michelle Michaels Trio began four years ago as part of the Benicia Performing Arts Foundation Adult Jazz group. The core members: Bob Dietlein, guitarist, Stan Morrison, upright bassist, and Michelle Witthoeft (Michelle Michaels), vocalist found they blended so well together, they formed the Michelle Michaels Trio. The recently added drummer, Steve Trovao, offers the group that cool-down beat. Trio’s style of music is a mix of jazz and blues that has everything from traditional jazz to funky blues pieces with some R&B for good measure.
20 Sat
Tip of the Top 8 & 9:45pm $15 cover
JAZZ/BLUES: $15 Advance $20 at the Door. Tip of the Top is one of the SF Bay Area's finest new bands, bringing together two veteran musicians, Jon Lawton and Frank DeRose with new comers Aki Kumar and Carlos Velasco. The band blends various traditional styles of the blues - Chicago, Delta, Memphis, Texas, West Coast and country - and brings to life a unique sound like no other band in the area.
Sharon Hedland Opens 5:30 to 7pm no cover
24 Wed
The Davies Dukes Band 7 to 10pm $10 cover
ROCK/POP: Come by and see these 2 local talents perform a fun, entertaining evening for you.
25 Thu
Brian Cline and David Parker 7 to 10pm $10 cover
ORIGINALS: Brian Cline and David Parker from the Brian Cline Band will perform accoustically and share with you their original songs and personal favorites along with the`stories that inspired them. This year (2009), the Brian Cline Band was voted the top band in the North Bay by the Bohemian Magazine, but this performance will be unique and is very rare.
26 Fri
Mal Sharpe 8 to 11pm $15 cover
DIXIELAND BAND: Anyone who has seen Mal Sharpe knows he has personality plus, and the players in this band are top notch and true to the spirit of Dixieland. The live feel is cool, and the vocals are often appropriately mixed down to highlight the musicians. The version of St James Infirmary is particularly great.
27 Sat
Phil Berkowitz & the Dirty Cats 8 & 9:45pm $15 cover
BLUES: $15 Advance. $20 at the Door. "San Francisco singer and harp blower Phil Berkowitz, who made an auspicious debut as a leader five years ago with Louis' Blues: The Music of Louis Jordan, is back with another winner. All Night Party includes one song originally recorded by Jordan, the fast-shuffling, humor-laced, I Want a Roof Over My Head, but the program is otherwise made up of eight first-rate originals."
Lee Hildebrand, Living Blues Magazine.
Sean Garvey Opens 5:30 to 7pm no cover
Sean Garvey’s music recalls an old radio sound of blues and country, capturing a lost world of a less homogenized America. His songs are iconic, full of characters both romantic and despairing, longing for what is real. The son of a farmer, Sean writes with an authentic voice.
California Parable, Garvey’s newly released record, is haunting and intimate. Recorded on a vintage 16 track tape machine at Wow and Flutter in east Nashville, producers Kevin Gordon and Joe McMahan helped Garvey achieve an unrelenting “sense of place.” The 10 original songs combine heartbreaking melodies with strikingly poetic language.
28 Sun
Napa Valley Jazz Society 4 to 7pm $30 cover
PARLOR JAZZ SERIES: Admission for Members $15, Non Members $30.
The Napa Valley Jazz Society presents Madeline Eastman.
“She’s hitting from beginning to end. Sizzling and snapping with electricity, sliding across bar lines, scatting choruses, slowing to a whisper, bending melody line to her will. She is IN Charge.”
For reservations please call 707 224-JAZZ (5299)
