The inimitable Judy Roberts with the award-winning Greg Fishman join us at 210 Live EVERY WEDNESDAY this Fall!!!


We have a new management company and food concept coming starting in August. More information to come!
Doors 5:00pm. Now accepting dinner reservations on Open Table or call us at 847-433-0304.

FAQs about Seating: You are welcome to sit in the front and premium seating on arrival if they are not purchased in advance. We recommend early arrival in this case for best seating choice. We encourage and greatly appreciate the reservations for front and premium seating as this enables the venue to present this wonderful music week after week.

Greg and I are happy to be back at the North Shore's hippest place for diverse music and creative cuisine, 210 Live in Highwood, IL. We are looking forward to joining our friends for another summer of fun! ---Judy Roberts

GREG FISHMAN

Saxophonist and flutist Greg Fishman is an accomplished performer, recording artist, author, teacher and clinician. Born in Chicago in 1967, he began playing professionally at age fourteen. Greg graduated from DePaul University in Chicago with a degree in Jazz Performance, and earned his Master’s Degree in Jazz Pedagogy from Northwestern University. He is among the foremost experts on the music of Stan Getz.

Greg has toured and performed worldwide with his own group, and with such artists as the Woody Herman Band, Louis Bellson, Slide Hampton, Conte Candoli, Lou Levy, Clark Terry, Jackie and Roy, Don Menza, Ira Sullivan, Jeremy Monteiro, Jimmy Heath, Lou Donaldson, Harry Allen, Jeff Hamilton, Eddie Higgins, and Benny Golson.

Greg's quartet CD, "New Journey," received four stars in Downbeat and charted nationally in the top 50 for radio airplay. His latest CD, "So You Say," features famed LA saxophonist, Doug Webb. In addition to clubs and concerts in the U.S., Greg has been featured at the Concord- Fujitsu jazz festival in Japan, the NorthSea Jazz Festival in the Netherlands, and in numerous concerts in Hong Kong, Bangkok, Singapore, China and Israel.

JUDY ROBERTS

"...Roberts is a sensitive, articulate pianist, with depth and range. Her playing is laced with intense, freshly-voiced chordal passages. Her singing is delicate and breathy or worldly and sultry in accordance with the mood..." -- Downbeat

"...blessed with an irrepressible musical imagination as well as the technique to give it life, Roberts stands as a first-rate Jazz singer..." ​-- Chicago Tribune

​"...at the piano she smiles and her joy is obvious. The smile isn't forced and it isn't faked. Roberts isn't faking it. She is simply a woman in love with her work." -- Los Angeles Times

The Chicago Tribune has awarded pianist/singer Judy Roberts the title "Chicago's Favorite Jazz Woman." Yet she is also recognized as a worldwide jazz star thanks to the success of her international recordings and concert performances. From the Midwest to Phoenix to Singapore, Judy is best known for her fun-loving approach to an eclectic and extensive repertoire, her hard-swinging piano playing, her ability to combine lush and sensitive vocals with rapid-fire scat singing, and for her unique ability to communicate with her audience in a relaxed and intimate style.

A multiple Grammy nominee, her twenty-plus album/CD releases include the "The Other World," whose hit single "Señor Blues" was number one on the jazz charts and in radio airplay; the album "Trio," with Ray Brown and Jeff Hamilton; the song "Twilight World," co-written with piano diva Marian McPartland (on whose NPR show "Piano Jazz" Judy has guested twice); and her international hit rendition of Dave Frishberg's "My Attorney Bernie."