News & Notes

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Ring in the New Year at The GrandView 

New Year’s Eve at The GrandView is an annual tradition, and reservations fill quickly. This year’s celebration features dinner and live music by Vintage Noise, bringing timeless jazz and classic crooner style to one of San Jose’s most memorable evenings.

Join us on December 31, from 5:00–9:00 PM, for an elegant night of fine dining, warm atmosphere, and live music designed to carry you into the new year. Seating is limited, and this event has historically sold out.

Reservations are strongly encouraged and should be made as soon as possible.

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Nat King Cole’s Christmas songs work best when they’re treated simply. Franz keeps the piano warm and supportive, Mike Hallesy on bass gives the music a steady, relaxed pulse, and the vocals by Michael Carter sit comfortably on top. Nothing is pushed. Nothing is dressed up more than it needs to be.

The result is a set that feels friendly and familiar — classic Christmas music played with care, not flash. It’s the kind of night that fits The GrandView perfectly: good food, good company, and songs that feel right for the season.

Tomorrow brings a small trio, familiar Christmas songs, and an atmosphere that invites you to relax and stay awhile.

This Friday is shaping up to be something special at The GrandView.

We’re bringing back A Crooner Christmas — a cozy night of Sinatra-style classics, holiday favorites, and that warm bossa nova glow Vintage Noise is known for. And since it also happens to be Michael’s birthday, the evening has a little extra sparkle. If you’ve been wanting a perfect night to come out, this is the one. Michael will be joined by two of our favorites: Ed Johnson on guitar — bringing that unmistakable Brazilian elegance, and Franz J. Díaz on piano — all warmth, color, and holiday charm.

Friday, December 5 | 6 PM
Doors open at 5 PM
Reservations Recommended

We’d love to share this night with you.

Vintage Noise Welcomes Bassist Mike Hallesy

We’re proud to welcome Mike Hallesy as the regular bassist for Vintage Noise. Known for his rich tone and effortless groove, Mike adds depth, balance, and cohesion to the group. His musicianship enhances the interplay between voice and piano, helping create performances that feel refined, unforced, and timeless.

Learn more about Mike here.