February 6

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Kick off the evening with great food, well-crafted cocktails, and live music designed to set the mood. Jazz & Cocktails at The GrandView is an easygoing night out — stylish, relaxed, and perfect for conversation, connection, and enjoying the room as it comes alive.

Vintage Noise brings a warm, inviting sound led by Michael Carter on vocals, blending classic jazz phrasing with an effortless, modern feel. Joined by Franz J. Díaz on piano and Mike Hallesy on bass, the trio creates a smooth, swinging backdrop that feels timeless without ever being formal.

Set high above San Jose, The GrandView offers sweeping views, refined dining, and an atmosphere made for lingering. It’s an ideal setting for an evening that unfolds at just the right pace.
Reservations recommended.

Celebrate the enduring elegance of one of the great American songbooks with an evening inspired by the music Tony Bennett made timeless. This night highlights classic standards and beautifully crafted songs that defined an era — familiar, melodic, and rich with feeling.

Vintage Noise approaches this music with respect and warmth, led by Michael Carter on vocals, delivering the material with clarity and restraint. With Ricardo Silvestri on guitar and Caroline Chung on bass, the ensemble brings a refined touch, letting the songs speak while keeping the groove relaxed and inviting.

Hosted at The GrandView in San Jose, the evening pairs exceptional music with fine dining and a setting worthy of the repertoire. This is a listening night designed for those who appreciate craft, elegance, and great songs well played.
Reservations recommended.

Spend a relaxed Sunday afternoon surrounded by rolling vineyards and live music at Jazz in the Vineyard. This daytime performance pairs smooth jazz and bossa nova with the natural beauty of wine country, creating an easygoing atmosphere perfect for sipping, listening, and unwinding.

Vintage Noise brings its signature sound to the vineyard, featuring Michael Carter on vocals alongside Franz J. Díaz on piano. Together, they deliver a refined blend of jazz standards and Brazilian-inspired rhythms — melodic, warm, and perfectly suited to an afternoon setting.

Hosted at Cooper-Garrod Estate Vineyards in Saratoga, this performance takes place in one of the South Bay’s most scenic winery locations. Enjoy estate wines, open air surroundings, and live music in a setting designed for lingering and relaxation.

Date Night with Vintage Noise is designed for couples looking to step away from the ordinary and enjoy a night that feels special without trying too hard. Thoughtful music, great food, and a welcoming atmosphere come together for a perfect evening out.

Led by Michael Carter on vocals, Vintage Noise creates a sound that’s intimate, warm, and effortlessly stylish. With Franz J. Díaz on piano and Benito Cortez on violin, the group delivers music that enhances the moment — romantic without being predictable, relaxed without fading into the background.

Perched above the city, The GrandView in San Jose provides an elegant setting for dinner, conversation, and live music that complements the night rather than competing with it.

Reservations recommended.

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with an evening centered on great food, thoughtful hospitality, and live music that sets the mood without taking over the room. With two dinner seatings and a relaxed, romantic atmosphere, this is a Valentine’s celebration designed to be enjoyed at an easy, unhurried pace.

Vintage Noise provides the evening’s soundtrack, led by Franz J. Díaz on piano, whose expressive, elegant playing brings warmth and depth to every song. Joined by TBA on bass and TBA on guitar, the group blends jazz and bossa nova into a smooth, intimate sound—romantic, familiar, and perfectly suited for conversation and connection.

The night takes place at Monica’s Livermore, a downtown favorite known for its inviting dining rooms, attentive service, and thoughtfully prepared cuisine. Whether you’re settling in for an early seating or lingering a little longer into the evening, Monica’s offers a comfortable, welcoming setting to enjoy Valentine’s Day with great food, live music, and the people you came with.

Valentine’s Day at The GrandView is a night designed for romance done right — elegant, unhurried, and unmistakably special. This annual celebration brings together fine dining, candlelit atmosphere, and live music chosen to elevate the moment without overwhelming it. It’s an evening meant for lingering conversations, shared glances, and raising a glass to the people who matter most.

Vintage Noise provides the soundtrack for the night, led by Michael Carter on vocals, delivering classic love songs with warmth, restraint, and timeless style. Joined Ed Johnson on guitar and Mike Hallesy on bass, the trio creates a refined, intimate sound that feels personal and inviting, perfectly suited for Valentine’s Day.

Set above the city, The GrandView in San Jose offers sweeping views, attentive service, and a setting that feels made for occasions like this. Valentine’s Day is one of the restaurant’s most sought-after evenings of the year. Reservations recommended.

Valentine’s Day may fall on the 14th, but the celebration doesn’t have to end there. Encore Night with Vintage Noise on February 15 keeps the mood going with another night of live music, great energy, and all the things that made Valentine’s weekend feel special.

The evening features Michael Carter on vocals, bringing smooth, familiar songs that feel relaxed and fun — perfect for couples, friends, or anyone looking for a great night out. He’s joined by Ed Johnson on guitar and backing vocals, adding harmony and groove, and Franz J. Díaz on piano and keyboard bass, giving the band a full, swinging sound that moves easily from song to song.

Think of this as the after-party to Valentine’s Day: less pressure, more fun, and a room that’s ready to enjoy itself. Expect recognizable songs, easy conversation between sets, and a vibe that’s upbeat, social, and welcoming — whether you’re extending your Valentine’s plans or just joining for the music.

If you missed Valentine’s night, this is your second chance. If you loved it, here’s your encore. Reservations recommended.

An Evening of Romance & Song is all about mood — music chosen for its warmth, elegance, and emotional pull. This is a night where the tempo slows, the lights soften, and familiar melodies create a sense of connection throughout the room. It’s ideal for couples, celebrations, or anyone looking to enjoy live music in a refined, intimate setting.

Led by Michael Carter on vocals, Vintage Noise brings a thoughtful, lyrical approach to the music, blending classic standards with subtle Latin influence. With Franz J. Díaz on piano and Mike Hallesy on bass, the ensemble creates a gentle swing and rich harmonic backdrop that lets each song breathe.

The GrandView in San Jose provides the perfect backdrop — elevated dining, a welcoming atmosphere, and a room that encourages guests to settle in and enjoy the night as it unfolds. Reservations recommended.

Cool, relaxed, and effortlessly stylish, Dean Martin Songbook Night celebrates a catalog of songs known for their charm, wit, and timeless appeal. This evening draws from a repertoire built for smooth vocals, swinging rhythms, and a sense of ease that defined an era of classic nightlife.

Vintage Noise approaches this music with care and personality, led by Michael Carter on vocals, capturing the relaxed confidence and warmth that made these songs endure. With Franz J. Díaz on piano and Caroline Chung on bass, the group delivers a sound that’s playful, polished, and perfectly suited to a night out.

Hosted at The GrandView in San Jose, the evening pairs live music with exceptional food, cocktails, and an atmosphere that feels both classic and current. It’s a night made for enjoying great songs in a beautiful room. Reservations recommended.

An Evening of Jazz & Bossa Nova brings together two styles that were always meant to share the same room. Cool swing, gentle rhythms, and melodic lines inspired by both American jazz and Brazilian song create a sound that’s relaxed, elegant, and quietly infectious. It’s a night designed for listeners who appreciate subtlety, groove, and music that unfolds naturally over the course of the evening.

The evening is led by bassist Mike Hallesy, whose melodic approach and deep sense of pocket shape the direction of the music from the ground up. Anchoring the trio with warmth and intention, Mike creates space for each song to breathe and evolve. He’s joined by Joe Roark on piano and Marty Honda on violin, weaving jazz phrasing and bossa-inspired rhythms into a cohesive, inviting sound that feels both familiar and fresh.

Set high above the city, The GrandView in San Jose offers an ideal backdrop for this blend of styles — refined dining, attentive service, and an atmosphere that encourages guests to settle in and enjoy the flow of the night. Reservations recommended.

Love Songs After Dark is a late-evening affair — intimate, smooth, and steeped in romance. This night leans into the quieter side of classic songs, where melodies linger and the mood grows deeper as the evening goes on. It’s perfect for couples, celebrations, or anyone looking for a night that feels personal and unhurried.

The evening is led by Ed Johnson on Brazilian guitar and vocals, whose elegant, understated style brings a rare sense of calm and emotional depth to the room. Rooted in the true bossa nova tradition, Ed’s playing carries the warmth and ease of Brazilian music with a refined modern touch — the kind of sound that makes the air feel softer around the edges. His guitar and voice guide the night with subtlety and grace, shaping each song from the inside out. 

He’s joined by Franz J. Díaz on piano, whose lyrical phrasing and international sensibility add color, movement, and quiet sophistication, and Mike Hallesy on bass, whose relaxed, melodic foundation keeps the music grounded and gently flowing. Together, the trio creates a seamless blend of jazz and bossa nova that feels both timeless and alive in the moment.

The GrandView in San Jose provides the perfect setting for a night like this — glowing views, elegant dining, and a room that feels especially alive once the sun goes down. Reservations recommended.

Vintage Noise brings the timeless charm of classic vocals to the hills of Milpitas for a relaxed afternoon at Big Dog Vineyards. In the Style of Sinatra pairs familiar songs, smooth melodies, and an easy swing with sweeping vineyard views and handcrafted wines — the kind of afternoon that invites you to slow down, sip, and enjoy where you are.

The performance features Michael Carter on vocals alongside Franz J. Díaz on piano, presenting a warm, intimate take on classic standards and mid-century favorites. The duo’s sound is lyrical, unhurried, and conversational — music that feels right at home in a winery setting, enhancing the experience without getting in the way of good company and a great glass of wine.

Set high above town, Big Dog Vineyards offers a peaceful hilltop escape with open skies, rolling vines, and panoramic views of the South Bay. Guests are welcome to enjoy award-winning wines by the glass or bottle while taking in the music from the patio or lawn. The Tasting Room is open from 12-5PM. Walk-ins are accepted but reservations are highly encouraged. The Tasting Room is 21+ over only.

Private performances like this allow Vintage Noise to move beyond a standard setlist, shaping the evening around the room, the guests, and the flow of the event. Whether subtle and conversational or gently expressive, the focus is always on creating an environment that feels elevated and personal.

Vintage Noise regularly provides music for private dinners, celebrations, and invitation-only gatherings throughout Northern California. To learn more about hosting a Vintage Noise experience, visit Private Soirées

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.

Vintage Noise appears as part of Sunset Sounds at the Pavilion, Stoneridge Creek’s seasonal live music series. This evening features the group’s signature blend of jazz and bossa nova, presented in a relaxed, outdoor setting designed for residents to gather, dine, and enjoy live music as the sun goes down.

The performance is led by Michael Carter on vocals, bringing a warm, conversational approach to classic songs and timeless melodies. He is joined by Franz J. Díaz on piano, TBA on bass, and TBA on guitar, creating a full ensemble sound that supports both attentive listening and easy conversation throughout the evening.

This event is exclusive to the Stoneridge Creek community and part of the Pavilion’s ongoing summer programming. Vintage Noise looks forward to returning and contributing to another memorable night in the Sunset Sounds series.

If you would like to learn more about hosting Vintage Noise, you can visit Retirement Communities.