Parker Jazz Club's Upcoming Shows

Some artists perform a concert. Aubrey Logan throws a party.

One moment she’s delivering a jazz standard with breathtaking elegance. The next she’s turning a pop song inside out, trading solos with the band, making the audience laugh, or taking a musical detour that nobody—including the band—saw coming. Every performance is fueled by extraordinary musicianship, quick wit, and the kind of spontaneity that reminds you why live music will always matter. And you do not want to miss this!

Aubrey has become one of Parker Jazz Club’s most beloved returning artists because no two evenings are ever alike. (For those of us who work with her–it feels just slightly dangerous). She arrives with a set list…but it rarely stays that way. Requests happen. Stories happen. Magic happens. Before the night is over, the room feels less like a club and more like a gathering of old friends who just happen to have a world-class musician leading the conversation.

If you’ve experienced Aubrey before, you know exactly why you don’t want to miss this one. If you haven’t, this is the perfect night to discover why audiences leave asking one question: “When is she coming back?”

CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE:

Chase Baird - saxophone

Ingrid Jensen - trumpet

Bruce Barth - piano

David Ambrosio -bass

Rudy Royston - drums

Civil Disobedience, initiated by New York bassist David Ambrosio, revives politically conscious music written by Black jazz composers during the late-1960s Blue Note era. This project revisits a powerful but largely overlooked body of music written in response to the civil rights movement and the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Many of these compositions—instrumental works of protest and reflection—were released decades after they were written and never received wide attention. Civil Disobedience brings this music back into focus through new performances that highlight both its historical significance and its striking relevance today.

“With Civil Disobedience, Ambrosio is back in the deep end of musical dedication - to his ideals and to a historical and social consciousness” - Josef Woodard, DownBeat Magazine

"An album of anthemic songs speaking to the history of spirited civil rights activism." - AD Amorosi, Jazz Times

“This album has to be considered as one of the best of 2026” - Mike Greenblatt, The Aquarian

“If your foot isn’t tapping it’s because your shoes are nailed to the floor.” - Musically Speaking - Mel Minter

“There’s something life affirming about David Ambrosio’s latest project [Civil Disobedience]. These underplayed songs boast divergent melodic paths, but are all driven by swing.” - Andy Cowan, MOJO Magazine UK

“Civil Disobedience: Blue Note in the Progressive Sixties is both a tribute and a reclamation, a love letter to the music” - Mark Corroto, All About Jazz

Pope dazzles with the same effervescence that made her one of the most reliable go-to musical performers…”- Ron Fassler: Theater Pizzazz

“..a triumphant, soul-baring evening…”- Magda Katz: Times Square Chronicles

“[Pope] possesses really great pipes that can go from mellow emotion to playful, lilting jazz and moves with the grace of a panther on the prowl.”- Backstage Magazine

MAC Award nominee and veteran of ELEVEN Broadway shows, Stephanie Pope makes her long-awaited Austin debut with Stephanie Pope: Livin’ It Up! Through her take on songs from Broadway’s "Hadestown" and "Sunset Boulevard," Broadway shows she has appeared in, including "Jelly’s Last Jam," "Fosse," and "Kiss of The Spider Woman" to songs by Billy Porter and India Arie, plus tunes from her critically acclaimed solo CD, Now’s The Time To Fall In Love, Stephanie boldly shares her journey back to the cabaret stage complete with stories and anecdotes from her time on and backstage with Broadway legends like Chita Rivera and Bob Fosse. Directed by Tony Award® winning Broadway legend Ben Vereen, Stephanie will leave Austin audiences breathless and clamoring for more!