Rock Island Open Jam: Joel Gordon
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Events Description
Saxophone, swing, and a Sunday afternoon worth slowing down for. Joel Gordon brings his sax to the American Royal Hall on June 7th as part of Rock Island Live, with a set that pulls from classical, jazz, and everything in between. A Kansas City performer and educator with over a decade on stage, Joel has played with groups like Brass and Boujee, Vine Street Rumble, and the Northland Big Band, and toured nationally with the classical ensemble {très}. It’s an easy, music-filled afternoon on the historic Rock Island Bridge.
Here’s What to Expect:
- A live set from Kansas City saxophonist Joel Gordon
- Music spanning jazz, classical, and commercial styles
- Free admission, just show up
- A Sunday afternoon of live music with the Kansas River as your backdrop
This event is free and open to the public.
- Make the most of your visit
River House is the bridge’s full-service dining experience, featuring a Midwest Lake House × Coastal Smokehouse menu, cocktails, and scenic river views beginning at 3 PM daily.
Rock Island Eats opens at 11 AM with a more casual walk-up menu of comfort food favorites and quick bites perfect for enjoying while exploring the bridge.
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Saxophone, swing, and a Sunday afternoon worth slowing down for. Joel Gordon brings his sax to the American Royal Hall on June 7th as part of Rock Island Live, with a set that pulls from classical, jazz, and everything in between. A Kansas City performer and educator with over a decade on stage, Joel has played with groups like Brass and Boujee, Vine Street Rumble, and the Northland Big Band, and toured nationally with the classical ensemble {très}. It’s an easy, music-filled afternoon on the historic Rock Island Bridge.
Here’s What to Expect:
- A live set from Kansas City saxophonist Joel Gordon
- Music spanning jazz, classical, and commercial styles
- Free admission, just show up
- A Sunday afternoon of live music with the Kansas River as your backdrop
This event is free and open to the public.
