Jazz | Randal Fisher

A live, open-air jazz and dinner series.

Meet us outside under the desert sky every Wednesday 7.30–9.30pm for a night of auditory bliss, paired with a menu of delights from the kitchen.

Reservations highly recommended — you can make them online. Limited seating is also available close to the performance on a first-come, first-served basis.

This week’s performance: RANDAL FISHER

On his album, ‘Everywhere to be Lost’:

“I chose the name “Everywhere to be Lost” as a means of summing up the ideas behind the compositions on the record. My personal growth as a musician is one thing but my growth as a person in general has been a different journey that I want to reflect on through this music. There have been times when I felt lost, times when I needed to assess my purpose and direction in life, times where my self esteem, mental and emotional health has gotten the best of me and hindered my growth. The compositions on the record each revolve around ideas and people that have helped me process the adversities of my life. It’s still a daily practice and this record is a documentation of that particular growth as well as my musical growth.

For all intents and purposes this is still a brand new band. I’ve known Evan Greer and Mike Alvidrez for what feels like 10 years or so. We’ve played together in many different settings but this band allows us to really get to interact together musically and go beyond just playing the part or filling the role. I’m honored to have these geniuses on this recording. I met Nadav Peled in 2017 when we moved to LA from New York City, and since he joined Ethio Cali we’ve played together quite frequently as well as in other bands in town.

This quartet is an ever evolving sound and my goal for this first recording is to capture and celebrate the music with the world.”