The Do Lollies Storybook
Where Music Meets MemoryWhat’s it like playing old-time jazz in the modern world? Join us behind the scenes for gig recaps, song releases, silly mishaps, heartfelt moments, and all the musical mischief in between.
The Brickhouse – Twin Falls’ Hidden Gem for Fantastic Music and Great Food
Last week, we got to play our vintage jazz at the Twin Falls Brickhouse. We had heard great things about it from Rick and Mary Kuhn, who have played there regularly. So, we expected it to be nice, but we were blown away by the class of this restaurant. When we first came in, there were some stairs. They do have a ramp for accessibility, but the stairs are really kind...
Now booking for Christmas parties and events
It may seem early to be thinking about Christmas, but if you're planning a Christmas party or Christmas fair, you will want to be thinking of live music right away. We're already starting to book Christmas art shows, bazarres, parties, and craft fairs. Besides growing up with a December birthday, Christmas has always been my favorite time of year. I love the nostalgia of the Christmas season. I...

Good Times at Twin Falls Sandwich Company with Live Vintage Jazz
Sometimes things line up to make magic happen. That’s exactly how we felt at our last gig. We played a couple of hours at Twin Falls Sandwich Company this past weekend, and it was such a fun evening. Sometimes live music has a way of keeping you on your toes. You never quite know how a gig is going to go. Will the setup be smooth? Will the sound cooperate? Will people come? Will the energy be...

When the Wind Blew Over Our Speakers – What Arbor Day Taught Us About Music, Growth, and Keeping Going
Some gigs go exactly as planned. And some gigs involve wind knocking over your speakers and crushing the flower cart you just built. Our recent Arbor Day performance definitely fell into the second category. The weather had ideas of it's own. It was cold. It was windy. And then came the moment our speakers tipped over crushing the flower cart we had worked so hard to create. It was so hard to...