
Doc's Houston's Upcoming Shows
Tue, May 19
Houston saxophonist, Kyle Turner has been a mainstay in the Texas music scene for over three decades. After attending Jackson State University, he began touring with Luther Vandross and Johnnie Taylor. Turner then began to focus on his own career as a leader after moving to Austin, Texas in the early 1990s, where he held residencies at the top clubs on 6th Street. His CDs "It’s Time," "Sincerely Yours," "KT3," "Wrapped Tight," and "Live at Phil and Dereks" all garnered chart success and led to concerts and recordings with Bobby Lyle, Marion Meadows, Althea Rene, Joe Sample, Julian Vaughn, Michael Ward, Kirk Whalum, Kim Waters, and many other artists. When not leading his own band, Kyle can be heard on stage with award winning, multi-genre artist, Regina Belle.
Kyle’s soulful sound has been heard all over the world and continues to be a Texas treasure. When not on stage, you can hear Mr. Turner hosting his daily radio show, The Jazz Club, on KTSU 90.9 in Houston.
Our kitchen and bar will be open, serving up chef-crafted dishes and handcrafted cocktails to make your night complete. Come hungry, the food’s as good as the music!
See you at the show!
Wed, May 20
Jacob Khalil is a New York City–based vocalist, jazz pianist, and songwriter known for his uplifting original songs and “a voice that soothes the soul” (FOX 5 NY). Blending jazz with modern sensibilities, he has performed on "Saturday Night Live" with Sam Smith and headlined sold-out shows at Birdland in NYC and performing arts centers worldwide. He most recently appeared as a featured vocalist alongside Paul Mescal in the film "History of Sound." His original music has also been featured in Warner Chappell’s production music catalog for film and television.
Originally from Houston, TX, Jacob now resides in New York City, where he holds residencies at premier music venues and social clubs including The Ned NoMad, So & So’s, and Pete Davidson’s Pebble Bar at Rockefeller Center, each known for its celebrity clientele.
A Houston native, Jacob returns home for his debut at Doc’s. Expect an evening of singing, clapping, and grooving along to music spanning the Great American Songbook and soulful hits from the past 100 years.
Our kitchen and bar will be open, serving up chef-crafted dishes and handcrafted cocktails to make your night complete. Come hungry, the food’s as good as the music!





