new year’s eve at little jumbo with the soul jazz revival

**The Soul Jazz Revival rings in 2026** Velvet curtains between dimensions. Four sonic alchemists stirring champagne bubbles into galaxies. When the clock chases midnight and the year dissolves into pure possibility, there's only one question that matters: where will you be when the groove takes over? This is the moment when midnight stops being a deadline and becomes a threshold. When the rhythms don't just move you—they rewrite your molecular structure. Soul jazz as time travel, as prophecy, as that feeling you get when you realize the party isn't ending, it's just shapeshifting into something more beautiful than the architects of soul ever dreamed possible. Five masters of the moment—Jacob Rodriguez's sax melting time and space, Quinn Sternberg's bass threading through dimensions, Joe Enright's drums painting rhythm as color, Alex Taub finding infinity between the keys, Andy Page's guitar weaving stories from Montreux to these mountains—converge to transform the countdown into something closer to levitation than celebration. The room leans in. The walls remember. The future arrives at Little Jumbo. New Year's Eve. Where the revival isn't just musical—it's molecular.