Every Thursday night, Noce hosts different jazz musicians to play free of cover.
Our master of sound has done a terrific job with the audio and video quality & you’ll be easily able to cast the video to any device that is chromecast-enabled. Come hear the music play at a safe distance!
Digital show stream begins at 7PM on Facebook and Youtube
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Shevelia is an alternative jazz ensemble made up of three Des Moines area musicians. Shevelia primarily performs original music along with a few arrangements of their favorite jazz standards. While Shevelia is most at home pushing the envelope of non-traditional jazz/fusion/electronic music, they are also willing and able to perform in a traditional jazz trio setting and are available for booking at any venue looking for a small jazz ensemble.
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Noce is gladly accepting contributions in lieu of our usual cover for shows through the following portals
https://cash.app/$nocedsm – https://paypal.me/nocedsm
Noce’s merchandise offerings have been restocked! Check them out at https://squareup.com/store/noce

Reconnect and Re-engage with a new Thursday Night Experience…

It’s a spicy new take on Thursday Nights with DJ XAN and a mix of Latin, Club, and Top 40 dance music that will bring the sizzle all summer long…

We’re can’t wait to welcome everyone back to an outstanding nightlife experience but, of course, there will be some important changes to protect the health and safety of all of our patrons and team members. Please read on…

First of all, if you don’t feel safe being out and around people, please stay home until you’re comfortable! We’ll be here when you’re ready.

Next, per Iowa State law, we are required to limit capacity to 50% of our normal opperating capacity and to enforce social distancing in our seating areas. Because of that, we’ll be offering a guest list which will offer preferential entry in the event that we reach capacity. While being on the guest list doesn’t guarantee entry if we’re at capacity, if you’re on the guest list, you’ll be moved to the front of the line over those who aren’t on the list. Also, guest list is only vaild until 11 PM, so please arrive early.

Seating will be limited per Iowa Rules, and VIP reservations will be available (and HIGHLY recommended) and limited to parties of six, but our dancefloor will be open although we will require that everyone observe social distancing rules—even while dancing.

As always, this event is 21+ with valid ID required.

Doors: 7:00 PM
Show: 8:00 PM
All Ages
$10 In Advance (General Admission)
$12 Day of Show (General Admission)
TABLES ($25)
Tables seat up to 4 people. Does not include tickets. Tables will be reserved starting closest to the stage based on the time of purchase and this package can only be purchased online at www.woolysdm.com. (Limited availability)
GA 4 PACK + TABLE ($40)
Tables seat up to 4 people. Tables will be reserved starting closest to the stage based on the time of purchase and this package can only be purchased online at www.woolysdm.com. (Limited availability)
Tickets are now on sale online at www.woolysdm.com or at the Wooly’s box office which is open weekdays from 12:00 – 5:00 PM.

Crooner Fred Gazzo raises a toast to the dearly departed Sam & Gabe’s, alongside a stellar band of musicians.
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None of us at Noce are taking your health and safety lightly. We are taking a very carefully curated approach to this new process, & promise to keep a diligent eye on our operations as we continue down this road.
Whether it’s with the masks, the temperatures taken at the door, or the spaced out tables, it may feel incredibly different than before all of this began. The good news is that once you’re in your seat with a cocktail in hand & a great band on the stage, you’ll have everything you need for another great night at Noce.
View our full policy at nocedsm.com/reopening
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In addition to our live audience performance in Noce Jazz & Cabaret, this show will be streamed live via Facebook and Youtube beginning at 7PM on the night of the show.
Noce is gladly accepting contributions in lieu of our usual cover for shows through the following portals – https://cash.app/$nocedsm – https://paypal.me/nocedsm

Doors: 7:30pm
Show: 8:00pm
This show is part of our “DSMTV Live presents Season 2: Live from the Palace Theater” concert series.
To view the live stream, tickets can be purchased via this link:
https://go.tikly.co/e/106
Artist Bio:
Midwest singer-songwriter Chad Elliott blends folk roots, swampy blues and soulful writing to deliver an original Americana sound. His live performances have been honed over a decade of being on the road performing more than 200 shows each year. Elliott is lauded as “Iowa’s Renaissance man” by Culture Buzz Magazine. He has penned more than 1,500 songs in his career while also cultivating his skills as a painter, sculptor, illustrator and author (Wilderman’s Treetop Tales; Rumble & Flash).
“That man’s music is as honest as was Woody Guthrie’s.” – Atesh Sonneborn, Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
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Elliott’s early career demonstrates a love of folk, roots and singer-songwriter music. He has worked with many greats and shared the stage with artists of the highest caliber, including Odetta, Tom Paxton, Loudon Wainwright III, R.L. Burnside, Ruthie Foster, Jimmie Vaughan, Greg Brown, Bo Ramsey, etc.
On his 20th album, Wreck and Ruin, Elliott dove into his love of roots-rock, soul and blues music with a rocking band behind his artfully crafted songs. Producer and drummer, Ken Coomer (Wilco, Uncle Tupelo) lined up the best rhythm and lead players in Nashville to create Elliott’s greatest album to date. Guitarist and bassist Kenny Vaughan and Dave Roe, legendary Nashville players, add the needed touches to rocket Elliott’s songs into a new arena of hard driving Americana.
“Chad Elliott has assembled not only a great group of songs, but some of Nashville’s finest roots music practitioners and producer drummer Ken Coomer to make a soulful and beautiful album. Townes would be proud.” – Will Kimbrough about Wreck and Ruin
On his 21st album, RINGGOLD, Elliott recorded songs at his home studio in Iowa. The studio, built in his grandparents’ former home, helped him connect with his roots and explore difficult songs about those closest to him. It was released in 2017.
​Today, with his band The Redemptions, there is a marked shift in his sound that is entirely original. Elliott released his 22nd album, Rest Heavy: The Sun Studio Sessions, in 2018. Greg Brown said of the new album, it’s “low, loose and full of juice. This album’s got a lot of life to it.”
With Rest Heavy, Elliott shows his love of roots-rock, soul, and blues music with a rocking band behind his artfully crafted songs and gravelly delivery. Elliott, performing on acoustic guitar and harmonica, is joined by his full band, The Redemptions, including Tommy Lewis, Travis McFarlane, Kevin Boehnke, Joseph Cafaro, and Jim Van Dorn. The self-produced album was recorded at the famed Sun Studio in Memphis, TN by Ples Hampton. Hampton said, “It was honestly one of the best sessions I’ve ever had up here. This is gold.”
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In November 2019 Elliott released King Pelican. This album holds 8 tracks recorded live with his band, The Redemptions, during a set for The Sun Studio Sessions documentary series featured on PBS. The show is currently airing nationwide. The entire album delivers the goods. It is a colorful album including songs such as the title track, a fun New Orleans-style number about a ne’er-do-well character, and “Paris,” which would make Humphrey Bogart shed a tear. King Pelican was released Nov. 3, 2019.
Elliott’s 24th studio album, Tangle with the Ghost, is a rich collection of Americana roots songs. It was recorded alongside other Iowa artists at Old School Studios in Auburn, IA with producer/artist Todd Partridge. The record is sonically diverse. Each track is like a painting or vignette reckoning with the dark night of the soul. “Sometimes you must do the things that frighten you the most. That’s why I still tangle with the ghost,” Elliott sings on the title track. Tangle with the Ghost was released in November 2020.