Collaborations at the DOJO
House Bands Built for Collaboration
Powered by DOJO
DOJO house bands partner with exceptional artists from around the country to create original, one-of-a-kind performances.
At DOJO, our house bands are the foundation of every collaboration. Built on talent, creativity, and deep musical experience, these groups are designed to support and elevate visiting artists through intentional preparation and shared vision. From intimate acoustic moments to fully realized collaborative showcases, DOJO creates space for meaningful performances experienced by a small, engaged audience.
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Each house band profile is featured on our site, making it easy for artists, collaborators, and partners to explore the musicians behind the music and get involved.
DOJO’s house bands are the backbone of our collaborative ecosystem. Groups like The Jack Hadley Band, Northwoods, and Bear Hat anchor the space with deep musicianship, original songwriting, and a commitment to shared creative process. These bands rehearse, refine, and collaborate at DOJO, forming the foundation for live events, visiting artist collaborations, and bespoke performances Powered by DOJO.
What Makes DOJO Events Different
Built, not Booked
DOJO events are not rentals or third-party productions. We build each experience from the ground up by pairing artists, shaping the collaboration, and cultivating the environment. This approach allows us to maintain creative control, deliver high-quality live music experiences, and create long-term value for artists, audiences, and partners.
Types of Events at the Dojo
Collaborative Showcases
Live performances centered on visiting artists working with DOJO rhythm sections to create bespoke collaborations prepared through rehearsal and shared exploration.
Dojo Unplugged Sessions
Intimate, acoustic-forward performances that prioritize listening, storytelling, and connection between artists and audience.
Community Events
Workshops, listening sessions, and gatherings designed to strengthen the local music community and support shared growth.