Bookings

Molly Greacen and The Sweet Life Brazilian Jazz Band are available for clubs, festivals, concerts, parties and weddings. Contact Molly by email or the numbers listed above to book your event. Here are some of our recent appearances:

2008

Friday, Jan. 11 - Bookcliff Winery, Boulder
Friday, Feb. 15 - Rock 'N Soul Cafe, Boulder
Friday, March 14 - Bookcliff Winery, Boulder
Saturday, March 22 - Rocky Mountain Center for Musical Arts, Lafayette
Friday, April 18 - Bookcliff Winery, Boulder
Thursday, May 1 - Alto Restaurant, Denver
Friday, May 9 - Bookcliff Winery, Boulder
Friday, June 6 - The Bliss Cafe, Old town Arvada
Friday, June 13 - Bookcliff Winery, Boulder
Sunday, June 29 - Millenium Harvest Hotel, Benefit for Access Counseling Center in Boulder
Sunday, July 20 - Longmont Jazz Festival
Wednesday, November 19 - Dazzle Restaurant and Lounge, Denver

2007

Wednesday, January 3 - The St. Julien Hotel, downtown Boulder
Wednesday, January 10 - Nissi's, Lafayette
Thursday, February 25 - Boulder Public Library
Saturday, March 10 - The St. Julien Hotel, downtown Boulder
Wednesday, May 2 - Nissi's, Lafayette
Wednesday, Dec. 10 - House concert north Boulder

2006

Friday, June 23 - The Trident Bookseller's back patio
Friday, June 30 - Millennium Harvest Hotel, on the patio
Saturday, July 8 - House Concert at Phyllis and Daniel DeCaussin's in Louisville
Friday, July 21 - Longmont Art Walk / Muse Gallery
Thursday, August 17 - Longmont Jazz Festival
Thursday, August 24 - Boulder International Fringe Festival - Awarded the Bronze for music
Tuesday, November 14 - "Art of Wine" Fundraiser for the Longmont Art Commision - Raddison Hotel

Hosting a House Concert

House concerts are a great way to experience world-class music right in your or your neighbor's house. Usually the audience size is small - from 10 to 50 people. They're up close and personal, offer a quiet listening experience, and have been a rewarding experience for both hosts and their guests. A house concert is simple and fun, a great offering to your friends, and a generous contribution to the community of musicians.

House concerts have been gaining in popularity here in the United States and Canada, where the music industry becomes more and more about making money and less and less about supporting the artists. How does it work? The hosts and artists will invite friends. The band will also provide some light snacks and drinks such as wine and cheese, or people can do potluck if they prefer to have a full dinner. Money collected goes straight to the performers. The musicians will play for the evening, with a break in the middle to allow guests and the musicians to mingle. We have CDs available for sale so that guests can take home some music to remind them of the wonderful experience of the live music they've enjoyed.

Celebrating music in our homes creates a wonderful sense of community and connectedness. It enriches our spirit. The arts stay alive and thrive when we all enjoy and support our local artists. Music is a wonderful way to create peace and joyful connectedness.