Serpentine Fire brings the horns, harmonies, and heat of Earth, Wind & Fire back to life, running through the catalog that made the original band a fixture of dance floors and radio waves for decades. Expect the falsetto leads, the tight rhythm section, and the kind of songwriting that moves seamlessly between disco, funk, and soul without ever losing the groove. Tyriq Johnson put this act together specifically to honor that legacy with musicianship and showmanship, not just nostalgia.

Myron's Cabaret Jazz suits this kind of show well - the room is small enough that the horn stabs and bassline hit you directly, with round tables and a mezzanine balcony keeping every seat close to the stage. It's the sort of intimate setting where a tribute band built on musicianship rather than costumes and lookalikes can really deliver, letting the songs - "September," "Boogie Wonderland," "Shining Star" and the rest of that deep catalog - do the work.