When You're Smiling: The Dixielanders Trio

The Dixielanders Trio 800.879.9778 or 267.670.4147

The Dixielanders - We'll take you to a time when fun was easy to come by!
Whether you need center stage entertainment or a spirited back drop of rhythm this selfcontained
high-energy act is sure to bring a smile and song to your audience and leave them wanting
more. For more than 20 years, The Dixielanders can be found performing for:
Private, cocktail and theme parties Community Concerts and Senior Events
Parades and Funeral Processions Trade Shows and Fairs Country Clubs Shopping Malls
Grand Opening Celebrations Weddings Galas and Other Concert events
Spanning American entertainment from the turn of the last century through early swing, The Dixielanders recreate the sights and sounds of an era gone by when live entertainment was up-close and personal. Led by entertainer, trombonist and vocalist Matthew Zimnoch, their performances are characterized by a lively, vibrant style and are noted for their uplifting effect on audiences. From one to twenty-one, The Dixielanders can provide you with a highest quality players, singers and authentic jazz experience!
Ragtime Piano Player, Banjoist or Solo Entertainer Banjo Band Dixieland Combo Traditional Jazz band Roaring 20's orchestra The Dixielanders Vaudeville Review The Synchromatix Barbershop Quartet

Come join the fun and excitement as the music and memories carry you back to a simpler and happier time. And if you know how to whistle, hum or croon, you are sure to pick up a souvenir from their shows.


Organized in 1989 ,The Dixielanders Traveling Show Band has performed for many satisfied clients including, The Showboat and Taj Majal Casino, Sears Neshaminy, Coopers & Lybrand, The Philadelphia Zoo, The Orleans
Company, Meridian Mortgage Company, Amtrak, Bensalem Chamber of Commerce, The Reading terminal Market, and the 2000 Republican National Convention.

For more information and bookings please contact:
Matthew Zimnoch Music at
800.879.9778 or 267.670.4147
or matthewzimnoch@gmail.com

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[richmeister1]

Who's that Tuba player? He looks like a fellow I knew on my West Coast days......

[zimnochmusic]

@richmeister1

Well thanks for the compliment, He has made a few isolated trips there, but Jim Parker has always been based in the Philadelphia area.

[richmeister1]

He's a dead ringer for a cat named Dave Wright out of Southern California......

[Jim1Johnson]

The Sousaphone steals the show. I love his happy feet while playing a wild background. Plus, I never thought I would see a three man dixieland band, but it really works. Very entertaining.

[cindy161128]

Interesting good tuba support !