March 20 | 6-9 PM

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As the night deepens, Bossa Nova After Dark leans into mood and atmosphere. Smooth rhythms, low light, and melodies that linger create an evening that feels intimate and unhurried — ideal for couples, late dinners, or anyone looking to enjoy live music once the room quiets down.

The set is led by Michael Carter on vocals, bringing a calm, expressive presence to the music. Joined by Franz J. Díaz on piano and Mike Hallesy on bass, the trio shapes a late-night sound that’s relaxed and immersive, drawing from classic bossa nova and jazz phrasing to create something quietly captivating.

The GrandView in San Jose provides the perfect backdrop — glowing views, elegant dining, and a space that feels especially alive after dark. It’s the kind of night that invites you to stay just a little longer, glass in hand, music in the air.

Reservations recommended.

Vintage Noise brings In the Style of Sinatra to The Ameswell Hotel for the first time, making its debut with a relaxed jazz brunch designed to ease you into the weekend. Smooth vocals, familiar songs, and an easy swing set the tone for a late morning that feels polished but never stiff — the kind of music that pairs naturally with good food, conversation, and a second cup of coffee.

The performance is led by Michael Carter on vocals, delivering classic songs with warmth and a conversational feel that’s drawn praise across the Bay Area. He’s joined by Mike Hallesy on bass, whose steady, supportive groove keeps everything grounded, and Nate Lisbin on piano, adding texture and color to the trio’s sound. Together, they bring a blend of jazz standards and bossa nova influences that feel timeless, approachable, and perfectly suited for a brunch setting.

Hosted at The Ameswell Hotel in Mountain View, this jazz brunch offers a modern, welcoming space to slow down and enjoy live music in a comfortable, stylish environment. Whether you’re gathering with friends, meeting family, or simply treating yourself to a laid-back Sunday outing, The Ameswell provides the ideal backdrop for music that enhances the moment without getting in the way.

Saturday nights are meant to feel a little elevated — good company, a great meal, and live music that brings the room to life. Saturday Night at The GrandView is your invitation to settle in, take in the view, and let the evening unfold with style and energy.

Vintage Noise leads the night with Michael Carter on vocals, joined by Ed Johnson on guitar and backing vocals and Franz J. Díaz on piano. Together, the trio blends jazz phrasing, subtle Brazilian rhythms, and confident swing into a sound that’s polished but never stiff. It’s music that keeps the room engaged — lively enough to feel the pulse, relaxed enough to enjoy over dinner and conversation.

Perched high above San Jose, The GrandView offers sweeping city lights, refined dining, and an atmosphere that naturally leans into celebration once the sun goes down. Whether you’re planning a date night, a gathering with friends, or simply starting the weekend right, this is Saturday done well.

Reservations recommended.

Some songs never lose their charm. Crooner Classics at The GrandView celebrates the timeless vocal tradition that made mid-century American music unforgettable — smooth phrasing, elegant melodies, and songs that feel just as alive today as when they were first recorded. It’s the kind of evening where familiar standards unfold naturally over dinner and conversation, creating an atmosphere that feels both sophisticated and welcoming.

The music is led by Michael Carter on vocals, bringing warmth and classic crooner style to the evening. He’s joined by Mike Hallesy on bass and Franz J. Díaz on piano, whose lyrical touch and rhythmic sensitivity create a relaxed but swinging foundation. Together, the trio delivers an intimate sound rooted in the Great American Songbook — refined, melodic, and perfectly suited to a room that appreciates great songs well played.

Perched high above San Jose, The GrandView offers sweeping views, exceptional dining, and an atmosphere designed for evenings that unfold at an easy pace. With city lights stretching across the valley below and live music filling the room, it’s the perfect setting to settle in, enjoy the moment, and let the night take its time.

Reservations recommended.

Jazz Above the City invites guests to enjoy an evening where great music meets one of the most beautiful views in the South Bay. As the sun fades and the lights of the valley begin to glow, the room settles into that perfect evening rhythm — the kind where conversation flows easily and the music becomes part of the atmosphere. Blending classic swing, lyrical melodies, and the elegance of mid-century song, this is a night designed to be enjoyed slowly over dinner, good company, and a glass of something worth savoring.

The trio features Michael Carter on vocals, joined by Mike Hallesy on bass and Franz J. Díaz on piano. Mike’s melodic bass lines bring warmth and depth to the ensemble, while Franz’s expressive piano playing adds color and movement throughout the night. Together they create a refined but relaxed sound — smooth swing, timeless phrasing, and songs delivered with the kind of ease that defines the classic crooner tradition.

Few venues capture the spirit of an evening out quite like The GrandView in San Jose. Perched high above the city with panoramic views stretching across Silicon Valley, the restaurant offers exceptional dining, attentive service, and a setting that naturally lends itself to memorable nights. As the skyline begins to sparkle below, the music rises above it all, creating a truly special evening.

Reservations recommended.

Join us for an evening of live music at Palo Alto Hills Golf & Country Club, created exclusively for members and their guests. This performance is designed to complement the club’s relaxed elegance — music that enhances the atmosphere, elevates the dining experience, and brings members together for a night of connection and enjoyment.

Vintage Noise features Michael Carter on vocals and Franz J. Díaz on piano. Set within the scenic beauty of Palo Alto Hills, the club provides the perfect backdrop for an evening like this — thoughtful service, welcoming surroundings, and a community atmosphere that makes live music feel personal. We look forward to sharing the night with members in a setting that values both tradition and great experiences.

This event is exclusively for Palo Alto Hills Golf & Country Club members and their guests.

Bossa After Sunset brings the gentle rhythms and cool sophistication of Brazilian-influenced jazz to an evening setting that feels relaxed, elegant, and effortlessly stylish. As the sun fades and the lights of the valley begin to glow, the music unfolds with subtle groove, lyrical melodies, and the easy sway that defines the bossa nova tradition.

The evening features Michael Carter on vocals, joined by Ed Johnson on Brazilian guitar and backing vocals and Franz J. Díaz on piano. Ed’s nylon-string guitar brings the authentic rhythmic pulse and warmth that define the Brazilian sound, while Franz’s expressive piano lines weave through the arrangements with color and elegance. Together with Michael’s smooth vocal phrasing, the trio creates a sound that feels intimate, melodic, and deeply atmospheric.

Few venues complement this style of music better than The GrandView in San Jose. With its sweeping views, refined dining, and welcoming atmosphere, the restaurant provides the ideal backdrop for an evening where music, conversation, and the beauty of the setting come together naturally.

Reservations recommended.

Join Vintage Noise for an evening of live jazz and bossa nova at one of Los Gatos’s most beloved wine destinations. Rootstock’s casual yet polished atmosphere — with exceptional California wines, curated small plates, and both indoor and outdoor seating — creates the perfect backdrop for music that enhances the night rather than competes with it.

Led by Michael Carter on vocals, Vintage Noise brings a warm, engaging sound marked by timeless swing and subtle Latin rhythms. With Franz J. Díaz on piano, the duo sets a relaxed yet sophisticated tone that pairs beautifully with Rootstock’s wine list and lively downtown setting.

Rootstock’s location on historic North Santa Cruz Avenue offers a welcoming Los Gatos vibe — lively, refined, and community-centered — making this more than just a live music night, but an experience to celebrate good taste in both wine and sound.

Jazz Under the Stars captures the magic of an evening when great music meets one of the most beautiful views in Silicon Valley. As the sun sets and the lights of the city begin to glow below, the room settles into a relaxed rhythm where conversation flows easily and the music becomes part of the atmosphere.

The trio features Michael Carter on vocals, joined by Ed Johnson on Brazilian guitar and backing vocals and Franz J. Díaz on piano. Ed’s nylon-string guitar brings warmth and rhythmic nuance, while Franz’s expressive piano lines provide color and movement throughout the evening. Together they create a sound rooted in jazz and Latin influence — smooth swing, lyrical melodies, and the kind of musical conversation that keeps the room engaged without ever overwhelming it.

Few venues enhance live music quite like The GrandView. Perched high above San Jose, the restaurant offers panoramic views of the valley, elegant dining, and a welcoming atmosphere designed for memorable nights out. With the skyline shimmering in the distance and live music filling the room, Jazz Under the Stars becomes the perfect way to close out the month.

Reservations recommended.