Omaha Performing Arts | Holland Center | Orpheum Theater

The 1200 CLUB performances are held at the Suzanne and Walter Scott Recital Hall. On performance nights, the Scott Recital Hall at the Holland Center is transformed into a comfortable nightclub with table seating, light fare and a full bar. This is the 1200 CLUB—a showcase of the best comedy, jazz, rock and soul artists. Preview the club's menu. The 1200 CLUB opens one hour prior to show start times. Service is available from the bar and kitchen at the time that the club opens.

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	Dr. Lonnie Smith Trio Friday, February 7, 2014 \| 8:00 PM Holland Center \| Scott Recital Hall A master of the Hammond B-3 organ, Dr. Lonnie Smith has been called the forefather of acid jazz, and his distinctive funk-infused and soul-jazz tracks are often sampled in hip-hop and dance music. Smith first gained recognition in the '60s as a member of George Benson's classic quartet before going on to play with Lou Donaldson. Since being named the Best Organist by Downbeat in 1969, Dr. Lonnie Smith has reigned as jazz’s most beloved organist.
	Sean Jones Quartet Friday, February 21, 2014 \| 8:00 PM Holland Center \| Scott Recital Hall Trumpeter Sean Jones colors his playing and compositions with complex emotions. Jones has played with Joe Lovano, Frank Foster, Gerald Wilson, Tia Fuller and was featured on the 2007 Grammy®-winning Turned to Blue from Nancy Wilson. He also spent time as the Lead Trumpeter of Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, a position he shared with Wynton Marsalis. Jones has released six solo albums—two of which spent time in the Top 25 of Billboard’s Top Jazz Albums Chart.
	Christopher O'Riley Saturday, March 15, 2014 \| 8:00 PM Holland Center \| Scott Recital Hall Pianist Christopher O'Riley is revered for bridging the gap between pop and classical music. He received the only four-star review ever given by Rolling Stone to a Classical pianist for classical interpretations of works by Radiohead, Elliott Smith and Nick Drake. In Omaha, O’Riley will perform selections from Out Of My Hands, which features the music of R.E.M., Portishead, Pink Floyd, Nirvana, The Smiths and Tears for Fears, as well as songs from Radiohead and Elliott Smith.
	Delfeayo Marsalis Saturday, April 5, 2014 \| 8:00 PM Holland Center \| Scott Recital Hall Delfeayo Marsalis is one of the freshest, modern voices on the trombone. While his older brothers have created new vocabularies for the saxophone and trumpet, Delfeayo has done the same for the trombone. His quintet of like-minded musicians contrast searing jazz blasts with the coolest of sinful ballads and easy blues. In addition to possessing an impeccable command of his instrument, Delfeayo is a Grammy®-winning producer.
	Zoë Keating Friday, May 2, 2014 \| 8:00 PM Holland Center \| Scott Recital Hall A one-woman orchestra, cellist Zoë Keating uses a cello and a foot-controlled laptop to create her signature style of live-layered music. The sound is lush, beautiful and otherworldly. Her self-released album, Into The Trees has spent more than 60 weeks on the Billboard classical charts. Former member of the cello-rock trio Rasputina, Zoë Keating has performed and recorded with a range of artists, including Imogen Heap, DJ Shadow and John Vanderslice.

	Dr. Lonnie Smith Trio Friday, February 7, 2014 \| 8:00 PM Holland Center \| Scott Recital Hall A master of the Hammond B-3 organ, Dr. Lonnie Smith has been called the forefather of acid jazz, and his distinctive funk-infused and soul-jazz tracks are often sampled in hip-hop and dance music. Smith first gained recognition in the '60s as a member of George Benson's classic quartet before going on to play with Lou Donaldson. Since being named the Best Organist by Downbeat in 1969, Dr. Lonnie Smith has reigned as jazz’s most beloved organist.
	Sean Jones Quartet Friday, February 21, 2014 \| 8:00 PM Holland Center \| Scott Recital Hall Trumpeter Sean Jones colors his playing and compositions with complex emotions. Jones has played with Joe Lovano, Frank Foster, Gerald Wilson, Tia Fuller and was featured on the 2007 Grammy®-winning Turned to Blue from Nancy Wilson. He also spent time as the Lead Trumpeter of Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, a position he shared with Wynton Marsalis. Jones has released six solo albums—two of which spent time in the Top 25 of Billboard’s Top Jazz Albums Chart.
	Christopher O'Riley Saturday, March 15, 2014 \| 8:00 PM Holland Center \| Scott Recital Hall Pianist Christopher O'Riley is revered for bridging the gap between pop and classical music. He received the only four-star review ever given by Rolling Stone to a Classical pianist for classical interpretations of works by Radiohead, Elliott Smith and Nick Drake. In Omaha, O’Riley will perform selections from Out Of My Hands, which features the music of R.E.M., Portishead, Pink Floyd, Nirvana, The Smiths and Tears for Fears, as well as songs from Radiohead and Elliott Smith.
	Delfeayo Marsalis Saturday, April 5, 2014 \| 8:00 PM Holland Center \| Scott Recital Hall Delfeayo Marsalis is one of the freshest, modern voices on the trombone. While his older brothers have created new vocabularies for the saxophone and trumpet, Delfeayo has done the same for the trombone. His quintet of like-minded musicians contrast searing jazz blasts with the coolest of sinful ballads and easy blues. In addition to possessing an impeccable command of his instrument, Delfeayo is a Grammy®-winning producer.
	Zoë Keating Friday, May 2, 2014 \| 8:00 PM Holland Center \| Scott Recital Hall A one-woman orchestra, cellist Zoë Keating uses a cello and a foot-controlled laptop to create her signature style of live-layered music. The sound is lush, beautiful and otherworldly. Her self-released album, Into The Trees has spent more than 60 weeks on the Billboard classical charts. Former member of the cello-rock trio Rasputina, Zoë Keating has performed and recorded with a range of artists, including Imogen Heap, DJ Shadow and John Vanderslice.