The NY Times writes “Mr. Monteiro plays an accordion that houses a miniaturized organ as well as synthesizer effects and, with a microphone attached to the top of the accordion and a vocalizing range that takes his voice from high trumpet sounds to dark baritone effects, he becomes a complete orchestra by himself.”

This will truly be a unique, exciting and fun evening of incredible music. It is not often the accordion is the central instrument in a band, but, neither is it often that the instrument is played by such a master. And an entertainer at that! Eddie Monteiro is the youngest honoree inducted into the American Accordionist’s Hall of Fame, and a NJ native.

"In Vaché, jazz has found a creator whose prodigious, hard-earned skills enable him to craft swinging performances of beauty, emotion and surprise." Warren is a tremendous trumpet and cornet player and, with his acerbic wit between songs he keeps the entertainment rolling. No music charge, $25 food and drink minimum, performance begins at 6:00. Reservations strongly recommended.