($20-$30 + DICE fees | 4:30pm Show ) Join us for a Sunday matinee celebration of Latin and Caribbean music with Grupo Riken. This afternoon performance blends folk, traditional, popular, and Latin jazz styles into a rich, rhythmic experience for all ages. The lineup features José Luis Puerta on guitar, Alexis Rivera on cuatro, and David Pérez on percussion, bringing an authentic and vibrant sound to the stage.

($5-$10 + DICE fees | 6:30pm-9:30pm) Come sit in with multi-instrumentalist Max Goldschmid and the Century Room house band! Band opens up with a short set followed by an instrumental jam until 9:30pm. Musicians who sit in get in free thanks to the Sonora Arts & Music Initiative!

($15-$25 tickets + DICE fees | 6:30pm & 8pm sets) ($15-$25 tickets + DICE fees | 6:30pm & 8pm sets) A love letter and tribute to the masters of the big band era in the mid 20th century, delivered by the powerful and swingin’ Daniel Estrada Orchestra. Featuring classic big band music from the 50s and 60s alongside original compositions by Daniel Estrada himself.

Band Lineup:

Alto Saxophone — Max Goldschmid, Theo Partain

Tenor Saxophone — David Nguyen, Joseph Rader

Baritone Saxophone — Jaxon Hirsh

Solo Trumpet — Daniel Estrada

Trumpets — Jibrael Alsooz, Kaleb White, Milo Fox, Jose Trujillo

Trombones — Joshua Parker, Aidan Schofield, Zayden Morgan, Christian Del Rosario

Piano — Leo Stealey-Euchner

Bass — Zeke Hirsh

Drums — TBD

($10-$15 + DICE fees | 6:30pm & 8pm Sets) Multi-instrumentalist Marco Rosano leads Marco & The Polos through a swingin’ night of traditional New Orleans jazz! Expect Marco to play bass sax, clarinet, piano, and more…

($25-$35 + DICE fees | 6:30pm Show) Danny Sinoff has spent more than 20 years performing the Great American Songbook in clubs, concert halls, and festivals from Southwest Florida to New York City — The Apollo Theater, Smoke, Chris’ Jazz Café, and beyond. A pianist, baritone vocalist, and bandleader, he keeps alive the tradition of the singing jazz pianist: two instruments in conversation, the piano holding time and harmony as the voice tells the story.

His forthcoming album Make Someone Happy — produced by Ulysses Owens Jr. for Cellar Music Group — brings those decades of work to focus. This evening draws from that repertoire and beyond: well-known standards alongside hidden gems, with the stories behind the composers and the songs. Straight-ahead jazz, built on swing, spontaneity, and direct communication with the room.

Featuring Danny Sinoff (piano & vocals) Scott Black (bass) Arthur Vint (drums)

($5-$15 Tickets + Dice Fees | 8:30pm Show) Led by bandleader and drummer Rylande Dodge, Molokoko aims to drop-kick you in the chest with grooves in the most respectful way. Heavily inspired by the works of Yoko Kano’s Cowboy Bebop soundtrack and Chucho Valdés with Irakere, the fellas of Molokoko are always down to make a good thing happen.

($20-30 + DICE Fees | 6:30pm & 8:30pm Shows) Hometown hero Kevin Ravellette returns to Tucson this summer from his studies at Texas State University to lead a night dedicated to one of his biggest influences on the saxophone, Donny McCaslin! Donny himself has graced the Century Room stage on two occasions playing new material, but this show will focus on Donny’s music from the 2010 album “Perpetual Motion”, which in part inspired David Bowie’s “Black Star”. “Perpetual Motion” delves into angular post-bop, blistering polyphonic funk, backbeat-driven R&B, and delicate, ethereal balladry. Come find out why Paul always says “if its good enough for Bowie its good enough for you!”

Kevin Ravellette (saxophone) Chris Peña (Fender Rhodes) Colin McIlrath (bass) Arthur Vint (drums)

(FREE! | 10:30pm Show) Stick around after Saturday’s show for late night with clawhammer banjo extraordinaire Reid Riddiough & drummer Jon Stark’s project Hookdream. They will be performing both selections composed for duo alongside an expanded band playing repertoire from the Bluegrass, Western Swing, and Country music catalogs. Walk-ins are FREE and reserved seats in advance are $5-10.