
Kathy Troccoli was scheduled to perform her Yacht Rock Jazz concert at The Mulehouse on Friday, October 16, 2026, bringing smooth soft-rock covers reimagined with jazz swing to the intimate venue. The Grammy-nominated singer's set was to include songs from her newly released album of the same name alongside other classic favorites.
According to Nashville Lifestyles, the concert takes place at The Mulehouse. Experience Maury lists the venue at 812 S. High Street in Columbia, Tennessee.
Troccoli is described in event materials as a Grammy-nominated artist, per experiencemaury.com's listing for the show. The concert promises a blend of yacht rock favorites and jazz-inflected arrangements, with The Mulehouse describing the night as one where classic yacht rock favorites meet the elegance and improvisation of jazz, performed against the backdrop of an intimate, upscale atmosphere.
A New Album Built on Old Favorites
The concert ties directly into Troccoli's latest studio effort. Yacht Rock Jazz, described by ccmencyclopedia.com as her 21st studio album, was released independently by KT Records on August 28, 2026. The record features smooth jazz-inflected interpretations of late-1970s and early-1980s yacht rock and soft-rock hits, according to the same source, and Troccoli produced the album herself.
Nine songs make up the reimagined tracklist, arranged in collaboration with Michelle Margiotta, according to Troccoli's own website. Among the standout cuts is a version of “I’d Really Love to See You Tonight” featuring John Ford Coley on duet vocals, which the site lists as part of the album. That track had already found its way to streaming platforms months earlier, with ccmencyclopedia.com noting it was digitally released on June 5, 2026.
From New York Jazz Clubs to a New Sound
Troccoli's affinity for jazz reportedly stretches back decades, with her connection to the genre tracing to her earliest nights spent in New York clubs. That history appears to inform the new album's approach, which blends the warm harmonies of the yacht rock era with sophisticated jazz swing.
Ticket details, pricing, and other logistical information for the October 16 performance were not available at publication.









