Vibe: Retro Jazz Lounge | Sophisticated & Social | Urban Speakeasy
Mr. Tipple’s Jazz Club —often referred to by its full name, Mr. Tipple’s Recording Studio—is a premier destination for live jazz in the Civic Center neighborhood. It captures the essence of a mid-century recording studio, blending industrial-chic design with a warm, retro-influenced atmosphere. Reviewers frequently report that the space strikes a perfect balance between a serious listening room and a lively social lounge, making it an ideal spot for enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.
World-Class Programming: The venue features a nightly rotation of the Bay Area’s finest jazz musicians, ranging from traditional bebop trios to modern experimental quartets.
Craft Mixology & Small Plates: The bar program focuses on classic spirits and creative cocktails, paired with a menu of New American small plates like spicy fried chicken and pork belly buns.
Retro Aesthetic: The interior is defined by its stylish “recording studio” theme, complete with dark wood accents, dim lighting, and acoustic-focused design that ensures an intimate sound experience.
Listening vs. Socializing: The venue is thoughtfully divided to accommodate different moods, offering a front area for social interaction and a dedicated seating section closer to the stage for those focused on the performance.
Arnie Sainz is a pianist, composer, and educator based in New York City. Drawing inspiration from his firm roots in the San Francisco Bay Area, Arnie’s voice spans ensembles and genres, finding his footing in both large-scale new music compositions and intimate improvised music settings. He stays active as a leader and a sideman all...
David K Mathews | Piano Dewayne Pate | Bass Kevin Hayes | Drums Tony Lindsay | Vocals
David K Mathews | Piano Dewayne Pate | Bass Kevin Hayes | Drums Tony Lindsay | Vocals
Johnny Bones | Saxophone Benjamin Malament | Drums Tarah Williams| Vocal Craig Berletti | Accordion Beau Beaulieu | Bass Lorenzo Loera | Piano Early jazz, New Orleans music, and Cajun music.
Johnny Bones | Saxophone Benjamin Malament | Drums Tarah Williams| Vocal Craig Berletti | Accordion Beau Beaulieu | Bass Lorenzo Loera | Piano Early jazz, New Orleans music, and Cajun music.
Born and raised in South Los Angeles, Austin grew up in a house filled with music. Her parents listened to soul and pop masters like Donny Hathaway and Stevie Wonder, while her Louisiana Creole grandmother introduced her to jazz. “She really taught me what soul was about,” Austin says. “She had a great sense of...
Born and raised in South Los Angeles, Austin grew up in a house filled with music. Her parents listened to soul and pop masters like Donny Hathaway and Stevie Wonder, while her Louisiana Creole grandmother introduced her to jazz. “She really taught me what soul was about,” Austin says. “She had a great sense of...
Joel Behrman: Trumpet Dahveed Behroozi: Piano Marcus Shelby: Bass Sylvia Cuenca: Drums
Joel Behrman: Trumpet Dahveed Behroozi: Piano Marcus Shelby: Bass Sylvia Cuenca: Drums
Joel Behrman: Trumpet Dahveed Behroozi: Piano Marcus Shelby: Bass Sylvia Cuenca: Drums
After 25 years as the lead vocalist for Santana, Tony Lindsay has garnered 11 Grammy awards, traveled on several world tours and recorded on seven CDs: Milagro (1992), Supernatural (1999), Shaman (2002), Ceremony (2003) and Food for Thought (2004), Ultimate Santana (2007) and Multi-Dimensional Warrior (2008). Their current tour involves Santana’s First Rock Residency: an...
After 25 years as the lead vocalist for Santana, Tony Lindsay has garnered 11 Grammy awards, traveled on several world tours and recorded on seven CDs: Milagro (1992), Supernatural (1999), Shaman (2002), Ceremony (2003) and Food for Thought (2004), Ultimate Santana (2007) and Multi-Dimensional Warrior (2008). Their current tour involves Santana’s First Rock Residency: an...
