Jared Hall LIVE at Nickel and Oak Lounge!

📍 Nickel & Oak Lounge

🚪 Bar & Lounge Opens: 4:00 PM

🎟️ Preshow seating: 6:00 PM

🎵 Show Begins: 7:30 PM (Two Sets)

Admission is complimentary — no ticket necessary, but 2 drinks per guest minimum required.

Pre-show check-in and reserved seating begins 90 minutes before the show. General seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis after guests with advanced reservations.

For guests who want guaranteed seating, booth and table reservations are —- for purchase in advance.

Nickel & Oak Lounge features elevated cocktails, mocktails, wine, beer, and a curated menu of food offerings available throughout the evening.

A two-drink minimum per guest is required.

• 21+ only

• Valid government-issued photo ID required

• Live music begins at 8:00 PM

• Seating reservations recommended for guaranteed space

• Reservation seating begins 90 minutes before the show begins.Management reserves the right to adjust seating arrangements.

• Two drinks per guest minimum required per performance. Mocktails and soda included.

About Jared Hall:

Born and raised in Midwestern Iowa, cutting his teeth in Austin, TX, and finding the low country soul in Savannah, GA, Jared Hall has performed and worked throughout the United States as a keyboardist, singer, and music educator. His style of playing includes a wide spectrum of sounds, including blues, boogie-woogie, honky-tonk, country, rock, and classical.

Throughout his career, he has performed at The Austin City Limits Music Festival, South By Southwest Music Festival, North By Northeast Music Festival, Kerrville Folk Festival, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival, The Savannah Jazz Festival, The Rochester Jazz Festival, and the South Carolina Dizzy Gillespie Jazz Festival.

As an educator, he has worked with the Savannah Music Festival’s Musical Explorers program in partnership with Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute.  Jared is an active member of the National Association for Music Education and the Georgia Music Educators Association and recently presented a workshop on American Music in Halle, Germany.   He has been a teacher with several summer music programs through the Savannah Philharmonic Orchestra, working with the blind/low vision students and with children in under-resourced communities.  Jared currently works as the Fine Arts Coordinator, Gifted-Certified Elementary Music Specialist, and Modern Band (Music Will/Little Kids Rock) Instructor at the Esther F. Garrison School for the Visual and Performing Arts in Savannah, GA.  

Jared is an active session musician and most recently recorded Hammond B3, piano, and accordion in Los Angeles with William Pilgrim and the All Grows Up, Live at the Ice House, and appeared on recordings with the Blind Boys of Alabama, Brenton Wood, and Exene Cervenka. He also worked alongside Darryl McDaniels (aka D.M.C.) from Run-D.M.C. with My Friend’s Place in Los Angeles to support homeless youth and foster children. 

He has toured and recorded with Velvet Caravan, Colin Gilmore, The Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash, Randy Weeks, Ramsay Midwood, Hudson Moore, Graham Weber, Nathan Hamilton, Randy Burk and the Prisoners, Brother Trucker, and The Train Wrecks.  Along with touring and recording, he has also created music for the PBS Documentary Eating Alabama and other various film projects.  He has also performed in several capacities with the Savannah Philharmonic Orchestra, The Hilton Head Symphony with John Morris Russell, and The Jackson Symphony.

Jared currently resides in Savannah, GA, and continues to perform and record with artists such as Velvet Caravan, Dolette McDonald (Sting, The Police, Talking Heads, Rolling Stones), nTrae Gurley, Lyn Avenue, Andrew Sovine, John Tisbert, and many other artists and ensembles.  Jared is an artist and part of the Hammond Family with Hammond Organ Company.  He is currently an active and voting member of the Atlanta Chapter of the Recording Academy/Grammy Awards and has worked for several years as an advocacy representative and is a Co-Chair on the Advocacy Committee.