Thursday, December 5, 2024

Repeal Day Bash

Cooper and The Jam

Olympic Club

Pop-up Speakeasy 4pm • Free live music 6pm

Free

All ages welcome

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About Repeal Day Bash

Repeal Day Bash

Previously owned and operated by the Jack Sciutto, the so-called "King of Bootleggers," Olympic Club spent years in a dangerous cat-and-mouse game with police during Prohibition, seeing more than its fair share of raids and arrests. Over 90 years have passed since Prohibition was struck down and Olympic Club was allowed to thrive, and we think that's cause for celebration! Join us as we celebrate our right to indulge with food and drink specials, pop-up bar, live music, photo station, Discovery Hunt and a Passport stamp.

Pop-up Speakeasy
in the Green Room * 4pm * 21+

Live Music

in the Theater * 6pm * All ages
Cooper and the Jam

About Cooper and The Jam

Cooper and The Jam

Fresh on the scene, Cooper brings a fiery spirit and a massive voice to the turn table. She performs with a power and tenacity that is difficult for most young women to muster. Backed by her extraordinary 11-piece soul band, this firecracker knows how to put on a show.

In March 2011, Cooper packed up her VW van in Portland, Oregon, and made the quest to Nashville, Tennessee. The flame haired songstress had paid dues playing in bands, acting in local productions, and bar-tending at a seedy rock’n’roll strip club.  It was time to take a shot at her life time dream of recording her songs and forming a road band in music city. After months of knocking on doors, typical hard luck, and sleeping on an air mattress in an old ’60s hotel room, Cooper finally got someone to pay attention to her music and her talent. She began working with a producer and started writing the record she has always wanted to make, a soulful assortment of Motown style ballads and funky upbeat dance tunes sprinkled with rock-and-roll guitars and rich harmonies

She saved her pennies flipping cheeseburgers and popping beer caps at a popular honky tonk bar and formed two bands on each side of the country. The Jam, complete with horn sections, and back up singer/dancers is a collective of over 20 musicians that back her touring adventures. Her music is as big and bold as her ambition, and her performances rock the house.

Cooper played her first show in Nashville opening for the Queen of Rock and Roll herself, Wanda Jackson, at a birthday bash held for fashion icon Manuel. Her music caught the ear of music industry notables and she recorded her full length album, Motown Suite, at The Tracking Room (as seen on ABC's new hit drama Nashville), one of Nashville's top recording studios

On Record Store Day 2013, Cooper performed on both sides of the country in one day. She Pulled a cross-country stunt that included 21 musicians, 2 planes, 2 record stores, and a lot of balls. Most recently Cooper and The Jam opened for Legends Mavis Staples and Robert Plant at the Waterfront Blues Festival in Portland, Oregon.

Cooper's 7-inch single, “Cooper Live at the Historic Star Theater,” was selected as an official Record Store Day release, and the buzz has begun to spread as far as Japan, that this indie artist has something special.  Cooper is a bright new talent that draws from the past and paints the future with a fresh and unique style.

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http://www.cooperjam.com/