Blue Moon Jazz Quartet featuring Rosie Flores

When the lights dip low and the glassware catches gold, Rosie Flores steps into the kind of room she was born to haunt.

An Austin icon with San Antonio roots, Rosie has spent more than five decades shaping American roots music. A trailblazer in rockabilly and country, she became the first Latina to chart on Billboard’s country chart, earned a Peabody Award, and was recently named a National Endowment for the Arts National Heritage Fellow. The honors are historic. The voice is timeless.

With the Blue Moon Jazz Quartet, Rosie trades the honky-tonk highway for midnight standards and velvet swing. The set leans into the Great American Songbook, torch songs, and moonlit melodies that feel perfectly at home under City Post Chophouse.

Joining her:
Lindsay Greene on guitar
Josh Flowers on upright bass
Shane Dickens on drums

Together they create an after-hours current that moves like slow waves in a hidden cellar club. Intimate. Timeless. Built for a room like Brass Peacock.

No password needed. Just find the staircase.

Keep your Eye on the Peacock. 🌙🎷