This Friday I'm with Byron Trammel at Gardina's on Main st Oshkosh 7:30
This Saturday KWT4 at Becket's starting at 8

I will be playing for Cal Jones art exhibit opening (and Neenah gallery walk) at the Wild Apple gallery Feb 19th. 6-9

Review of Tom Theabo / Janet Planet Shows in NYC

Time Well Spent with Janet Planet

Janet's well-controlled laser beam of a voice commands attention whether used in pianissimo mode (often, and often just so right) or hopscotching around the scale as she interacts with the musicians. She's worked with her simpatico and thoughtdul guitarist / musical director Tom Theabo for just over 30 years, but their joy in making music together looks like anything but automatic pilot. Drummer Ross Pederson, who never overplays, is not only inventive and attentive, but radiates great pleasure in small and explosive musical moments. Bassist Dan Loomis is a great fit for the group, up for the challenges and variety, and an integral part of the art and architecture.

I'll be playing at Gardina's on Main St. Oshkosh Feb11 and 25th at 7:30
Live from recent performances in NYC coming soon!

Dont forget KWT4 is playing at Becket's Jan 29th at 8:00

Ton Theabo & Janet Planet at NYC

http://cabarethotlineonline.blogspot.com/2011/01/nyc-janet-planet-sings-bob-dylan.html

Reminder: Tonight thru Saturday, Tom Theabo w/ Janet Planet at the Metropolitan Room, NYC

Original Post here:

CELEBRATING A NEW RELEASE!

JANET PLANET SINGS THE BOB DYLAN SONGBOOK. . . AND MORE

Thursday • Jan 13 • 9:30
Friday • Jan 14 • 9:30
Saturday • Jan 15 • 7:00

The Metropolitan Room - NYC
34 West 22nd St, NYC 
$20 + 2-drink minimum 

tickets | 212.206.0440 | metropolitanroom.com

Tom Theabo on guitar
Dan Loomis on bass
Ross Pederson on drums

Ms.Planet adds a new chapter to our Great American Songbook intermingling tales from Duke to
Dearie...Harold to Hammerstein for an evening of sassy strains and lingering lyric.

“Amazingly powerful, with seemingly limitless expression.”
— Jazziz Magazine

“Anything she graces with her vocal chords benefits.”
— Cadence Magazine