Beacon Street Titans + Rhythm Wrecker Dance Band play the Jack London Review

Take a trip back in time to the days after prohibition, the legendary jazz dance clubs and after-hours speakeasies. 
You say impossible, but that's exactly what you can experience at this one of a kind Swing Dance showcase Friday night..
Dance to the jumping Jazz hits of the 50's & 60s from some of the Greats like Benny Goodman, Art Shaw, Ellington,  Basie, and more!
Don't miss this fun night and make sure to dress the part to help set the mood as you sip on Signature cocktails and dance the night away with two of of the city's best Jazz dance bands of 2022!
It's limited capacity, tickets will go fast, get yours early so you don't miss all the fun at our underground speakeasy @ the Jack London..

The Beacon Street Titans are a seven-piece jump blues/swing band, entertaining and energetic with a repertoire that combines Neo, East Coast, and West Coast Swing, influenced by the big band era, rockabilly and ska, with a dash of Cab Calloway’s on-stage theatrics

Founded in 2020, the Rhythm Wrecker Dance Band is a Portland, OR based swing band led by drummer, swing dancer, and organizer Eddie Montejo. Formed by dancers and for dancers, the Rhythm Wrecker Dance Band plays solid, four-to-the bar swing with a commitment to making danceable music for lindy hop and swing. 

The band is inspired by the vintage sounds of Lionel Hampton, Louis Jordan, and Jimmie Lunceford with an emphasis on the brief but sweet 1940's "transition-era" sound that blended big band swing, jump blues, and vintage rock n' roll. 

The band pays loving tribute to the masterful Black and African American bandleaders and musicians of the time with adapted arrangements of well-known classics and lesser-known cuts like "Johnny Come Lately" (Ellington/Strayhorn), "Duck Fever" (Fred Jackson), and "I'm Rhythm Crazy Now" (Fletcher Henderson).