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Onstage company

Documented collaborators

The Holland-Coots Jazz Quintet (HCJQ) is a collaborative powerhouse rooted in the enduring traditions of early American music. Formed by pianist Brian Holland and drummer Danny Coots, HCJQ debuted publicly at the 2017 Durango Ragtime and Early Jazz Festival, quickly establishing itself as a versatile force, blending jazz, ragtime, stride, blues, and boogie-woogie with a modern sensibility. The band frequently features rotating guests and festival veterans, creating a fresh, dynamic sound with every performance.

The live experience

What reaches the room

HCJQ’s approach centers on the authenticity of historical repertoire while embracing contemporary improvisation. The group’s intimate, high-energy performances invite audiences to experience the richness of early American popular music in a present-tense context, making the past feel immediate and alive.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Whether you’re seeking a revivalist ragtime sensibility or a swinging modern jazz threshold, HCJQ offers concluded, solid-driven performances that are both accessible and musically intricate. We’ve got you covered for discovering when HCJQ is playing next and how to secure your seats for a memorable show.

The sound

The musical character

Key facts to know about Holland-Coots Jazz Quintet:

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Documented collaborators

  • Signature sound blends ragtime, stride, blues, boogie-woogie, and early American popular tunes.
  • Debut CD: This Is So Nice It Must Be Illegal (2018), a Fats Waller tribute recorded in July 2017 and self-released by HCJQ.
  • Notable collaborators and rotating members have included festival veterans such as Marc Caparone, Evan Arntzen, Steve Pikal, and John Otto.
  • Brian Holland has earned individual recognition in the broader jazz and ragtime world, including a Grammy nomination for Ragtime-Goodtime-Jazz with Bud Dresser.
  • Upcoming 2025 dates include the Durango Ragtime & Early Jazz Festival (April 3–6, 2025) and the Steinway Series at Silo Hill (September 20, 2025).

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

As you plan your concert calendar, HCJQ provides a living link to those early sound worlds—delivered with clarity, swing, and a collective sense of fun. For bookings and updates, stay connected with the band’s official channels below.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Holland-Coots Jazz Quintet

  • Formed around Brian Holland and Danny Coots; HCJQ debuted publicly at the 2017 Durango Ragtime and Early Jazz Festival.
  • Musical mix spans jazz, ragtime, stride, blues, boogie-woogie and early American popular music.
  • Debut CD: This Is So Nice It Must Be Illegal, a Fats Waller tribute, recorded in July 2017 and released in 2018 (digital and physical formats).
  • Discography focused on the HCJQ album This Is So Nice It Must Be Illegal (2018, self-released by the Holland-Coots Jazz Quintet).
  • Notable 2025 dates include Durango Ragtime & Early Jazz Festival (April 3–6, 2025) and a Steinway Series appearance at Silo Hill (September 20, 2025).
  • Members and collaborators frequently include festival veterans such as Marc Caparone, Evan Arntzen, Steve Pikal, John Otto, and others in rotating quintet formats.

The records

Holland-Coots Jazz Quintet Discography

  • This Is So Nice It Must Be Illegal
    2018 · Holland-Coots Jazz Quintet

The hits

Top Holland-Coots Jazz Quintet Songs

  • This Is So Nice, It Must Be Illegal
    2018 · N/A
  • Moppin' and Boppin'
    2018 · N/A
  • Keepin' Out Of Mischief Now
    2018 · N/A
  • I've Got My Fingers Crossed
    2018 · N/A

Key facts to know about Holland-Coots Jazz Quintet:

  • Signature sound blends ragtime, stride, blues, boogie-woogie, and early American popular tunes.
  • Debut CD: This Is So Nice It Must Be Illegal (2018), a Fats Waller tribute recorded in July 2017 and self-released by HCJQ.
  • Notable collaborators and rotating members have included festival veterans such as Marc Caparone, Evan Arntzen, Steve Pikal, and John Otto.
  • Brian Holland has earned individual recognition in the broader jazz and ragtime world, including a Grammy nomination for Ragtime-Goodtime-Jazz with Bud Dresser.
  • Upcoming 2025 dates include the Durango Ragtime & Early Jazz Festival (April 3–6, 2025) and the Steinway Series at Silo Hill (September 20, 2025).

As you plan your concert calendar, HCJQ provides a living link to those early sound worlds—delivered with clarity, swing, and a collective sense of fun. For bookings and updates, stay connected with the band’s official channels below.

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