Jane Lynch

Classic holiday tunes come to life as Jane Lynch, Kate Flannery, Tim Davis, and The Tony Guerrero Quintet take the stage in this hilarious and heartwarming holiday extravaganza. A delightful blend of comedy and music, ensuring a ‘swingin’ good time. The group has brought their joyful banter to audiences across the country, with their holiday album A Swingin’ Little Christmas hitting Billboard’s Top 10 Adult Contemporary chart. Hollywood Digest calls it “captivating,” the comedy “spectacular” and the vibe “absolutely precious.”

JANE LYNCH is a five-time Emmy winner known for her portrayal of Sue Sylvester on Glee. She currently hosts NBC’s Weakest Link and appears in Only Murders in the Building on Hulu. Additional television credits include The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, The Good Fight, Two and a Half Men. Lynch’s film credits include The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Julie & Julia, and Best In Show. Along with Kate Flannery, Tim Davis and The Tony Guerrero Quintet, Jane tours the country with their annual holiday show, A Swingin’ Little Christmas. The album is available on all music platforms.

KATE FLANNERY is best known for her 9 seasons as Meredith the drunk on NBC’s The Office. Kate was a fan favorite on Season 28 of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, touring live at Radio City Musical Hall and 40 cities. Television guest star appearances include Magnum P. I., Young Sheldon and Brooklyn Nine Nine. She can be seen in dozens of indy films including The Prank with Rita Moreno.

TIM DAVIS has been producing vocalists and music on film, television, and artist recordings for countless projects for the past 28 years, including all 5 seasons of Glee on FOX. An accomplished singer himself, Tim has sung on hundreds of projects, and still performs with artists like Idina Menzel, Barbra Streisand.

THE TONY GUERRERO QUINTET has been a staple of the Southern California jazz scene for many years. Featuring Tony Guerrero (trumpet/piano), Matt Johnson (drums), Mark Visher (sax/flute), Dave Siebels (keyboards) and David Miller (bass). The quintet’s recordings have been a staple on jazz radio for over thirty years.