FELTON EVENTS FIELD GUIDE
Joe Marcinek Brings a Night of Blues, Funk and Jazz-Fusion to Club Zayante — May 9, 2026
An evening concert in Felton that pairs Joe Marcinek’s rotating all‑star band with a fiery mix of Chicago blues, New Orleans funk and jazz‑fusion; this guide summarizes the essential logistics and what to expect.
Joe Marcinek Brings a Night of Blues, Funk and Jazz-Fusion to Club Zayante — May 9, 2026.
Joe Marcinek headlines Club Zayante in Felton for a focused, three‑hour set that threads Chicago blues, New Orleans funk and jazz‑fusion. Marcinek—an Indiana‑born guitarist now based in Santa Rosa—leads a rotating, all‑star jam project; on May 9 the Winter Warmer Festival presents his band for an evening of soulful jams and high‑energy improvisation (doors at 6 PM, show 7–10 PM).
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A hybrid of Chicago blues, New Orleans funk and jazz‑fusion
Expect an energetic blend of blues grit, funk grooves and extended, jazz‑informed improvisation—Marcinek’s sets are built around genre cross‑pollination and spontaneous interplay.
An all‑star, rotating ensemble
The Joe Marcinek project is known for its rotating cast of high‑profile collaborators; Marcinek leads a flexible lineup that foregrounds virtuosic soloing and collaborative jams.
A compact, three‑hour live set
The outing is concentrated into a single evening: doors open at 6 PM and the performance runs from 7 to 10 PM, delivering a focused night of live music.
What the day feels like
What the night feels like
The show unfolds as a tight, three‑hour communal event—an hour of entry and settling in once doors open, followed by three hours of continuous performance—where experienced players trade solos and stretch grooves into extended jams. The focus is on live interplay: concise blues choruses can give way to funk vamps and exploratory fusion passages led by Marcinek and his rotating cast.
THE SOUND
A hybrid of Chicago blues, New Orleans funk and jazz‑fusion
Expect an energetic blend of blues grit, funk grooves and extended, jazz‑informed improvisation—Marcinek’s sets are built around genre cross‑pollination and spontaneous interplay.
THE BAND
An all‑star, rotating ensemble
The Joe Marcinek project is known for its rotating cast of high‑profile collaborators; Marcinek leads a flexible lineup that foregrounds virtuosic soloing and collaborative jams.
THE EVENING
A compact, three‑hour live set
The outing is concentrated into a single evening: doors open at 6 PM and the performance runs from 7 to 10 PM, delivering a focused night of live music.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this evening suits—and where to manage expectations.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Doors open at 6 PM; the performance runs from 7–10 PM for a total three‑hour concert window.
No specific gear requirements were provided in the event details—standard concert items (tickets, ID, weather‑appropriate outerwear) are implied but not specified.
Presented by the Winter Warmer Festival as a single evening performance by Joe Marcinek’s all‑star band.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
When do doors open and when does the show run?
Doors open at 6 PM; the show runs from 7–10 PM.
How long is the performance?
The scheduled performance spans three hours (7–10 PM).
Who is performing and what is the style?
Joe Marcinek and his rotating all‑star band perform a fusion of Chicago blues, New Orleans funk and jazz‑fusion.
Who is presenting the event?
The show is presented by the Winter Warmer Festival.
Are there any specified gear or participant restrictions?
No specific gear requirements, participant limits or age/health restrictions were provided in the supplied event details; contact the operator or venue for any venue‑level policies.