DINNER AND A MOVIE EVERY MONDAY

Join us for Dinner and a Movie! Every Monday night, stop by the Rockfish Grill, order any food item and get a ticket to the Anacortes Cinema located right across the street for only 8 bucks! Movie tickets are good for any day of the week.

JOAN PENNEY

Joan Penney’s performances include jazz standards, Latin, Pink Martini, blues, musical theatre classics and one of a kind arrangements.

With two degrees in music, she has enjoyed a diverse and successful career in the arts. Joan’s vocal training is the foundation of her versatility, singing prowess, and musical interpretation of the great American songbook.

ALOHA SHREDDERS

The father-son duo of Eric and Alika Madis aka “The Aloha Shredders” play an irreverent blend of blues, Gypsy jazz, bluegrass and Hawaiian music.

Eric Madis is a veteran blues and jazz guitarist-singer who has worked with a wide spectrum of great artists, from Chicago blues legend Big Walter Horton to Hawaiian jazz ukulele master Bill Tapia. Eric has five solo CDs on Luna Records, has composed music for film and television and is an internationally-known guitar instructor.

Guitarist, vocalist Alika Madis is a graduate of Berklee College of Music and is known for his incendiary guitar work with rock/metal artists Dirty Lyxx (Luna Records) and Dragorhast, as well as his songwriting talents.

KIDS EAT FREE EVERY TUESDAY

Don't feel like cooking? Bring the family to the Rockfish Grill on Tuesday where kids twelve and under eat free all day (One child entree complimentary with each adult entree purchased).

SHERI ROBERTS GREIMES

Known as a soulful singer and powerhouse vocalist, Sheri Roberts Greimes is quickly becoming a favorite in the Northwest.

Having overcome a serious health issue in 2012, Sheri has steadily come back to the stage and is playing keyboards and singing as a solo artist in many popular venues with her trio group and with her band JoMomma for festivals and local events!

Offering an eclectic song-list of quirky tunes, Sheri tries to do anything she sings in her own way and she doesn't do the typical "Chick" songs. Sheri was always a pop, easy-listening, soft rock and country performer but venturing into the blues has given Sheri the chance to really grow with her style of singing.

Come hear Sheri live… live gives more energy and excitement than a recording can provide. Sheri loves to have fun and watch the audience having fun too!

TRISH HATLEY

Vocalist Trish Hatley is one of the most beloved and enduring figures on the Northwest music scene.

Known for her easy sense of swing, beautiful tone and innate sensitivity to the music, she effectively balances technical mastery with genuine accessibility, making her extremely popular among jazz fans everywhere she performs.

Hatley is also one of the hardest working musicians around. She performs and records with her own band, the Trish Hatley Quintet, as well as the vocal jazz trio Trish, Hans & Phil. She has appeared in several Pops concerts with the Everett Symphony and has also been a frequent guest vocalist with Jim Kerl’s Swing Session Big Band.

Trish has recorded five CD’s to date and has also produced four shows: “A Fifth of Jazz,” “Women in Song”, “Isn’t It Romantic” and “The Great American Songbook.” Her latest CDs, “I Remember” was released in January 2010, and released in March 2010, “Sing, Ask and It Is Given,” a collection of affirmations set to original jazz melodies that she composed.

Trish performs regularly at festivals, nightspots and concerts throughout the Northwest. Showtime for Trish's Rockfish performance is 6PM.

"When I think of Trish, the first word that comes to mind is dazzling. Her ability to captivate the audience while inspiring the musicians has made Trish one of our most requested soloists."
—Dr. Paul Cobb, Conductor, Everett Symphony

"This slim brunette does it all with a style and energy suffused with a self effacing wit and possesses a soulful soprano voice!"
—Nancy Wollbeck, Anacortes American

ZACH BRYAN

Zach Bryan, is originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma and now resides in western Washington. He recently released an Americana/Alternative Country LP called Vessel featuring his brand of Americana, Folk and Country with originals and covers influenced by favorite artists like Jason Isbell and John Mooreland.

JANETTE WEST

Seattle-based vocalist Janette West's multi-layered career spans four decades, and was nurtured in the fabric of Northwest music history. Her voice and style is a rich composite of dynamic jazz improvisation with the plush warmth of soulful R&B influences. JazzTimes magazine writes, “West is a first rate swinger, comparable in style and gusto to Ernestine Anderson, though the warmth of her ballads is more reminiscent of Natalie Cole.” The Examiner writes: “Janette West is a lovely and mercurial vocalist, a local favorite.”

When Janette sings, she shares a passion behind every note, every breath, and you get the feeling she has lived every lyric. She knows her way around the music and easily draws the audience into a robust ride. There is an obvious respect between her and the musicians with whom she generously shares the spotlight. Says Janette, “We have an amazing resource of world-class musicians in the Seattle area. I am in awe of the players I have been fortunate to work with and I feel privileged to play music with my husband as well.”

Marty TuttleJanette's husband/drummer Marty Tuttle, a veteran musician with a long history of credits, is the son of local treasure and icon trombonist Dave Tuttle. Growing up in a “jazz home,” Marty has lived music his entire life. Together, Janette and Marty formed their own groups. “Marty and I love playing music together. We know how lucky we are to share this dimension of life. We connect very well musically and this provides a solid core for the group.”

Their first CD, titled Snapshot and released on the Pony Boy Records label, features jazz standards with a Latin twist and is available on Amazon and iTunes. The cohesive duo of Eric Verlinde on piano and Chuck Kistler on bass thrill the listener while percussionist Ricardo Guity injects a rich Afro-Cuban flavor into the mix. The result earned them a choice write-up in Jazz Times magazine.