Creating provocative album titles that give insight into his current musical state of mind, Nick Colionne has done it all in his multi-faceted career. He has mastered the art of Keepin’ It Cool (2006), transcended musical boundaries to explore realms where there are No Limits (2008), fired up his thousands of worldwide fans with Feel the Heat (2011) and dug deep into his musical soul to share some of his deepest jazz and R&B Influences (2014). While keeping up his whirlwind pace of 75-plus shows per year as one of the contemporary jazz genre’s most tireless and explosive live performers, he made history with his 2016 collection The Journey – becoming the only artist in the history of the Contemporary Jazz format to score five consecutive #1 singles on the Billboard Smooth Jazz National Airplay Charts from a single album. What is the secret to Colionne’s extraordinary impact? The title of his 2018 Trippin’ ‘N’ Rhythm album, Just Being Me says it all. Keeping his incendiary yet heartfelt mix of jazz, R&B, funk, blues and soulful, seductive vocals fresh, funky and innovative every time out, he works his magic by sticking to his guns, trusting his instincts and Just Being Me. Says Nick, “The story behind the album title is that this is Nick and he’s still crazy, going for it, with a style that’s pure reckless abandon.”   Nick has received numerous honors and accolades throughout his multi-faceted career, including the prestigious 2007 International Instrumental Artist of the Year Award at the Wave Jazz Awards, where he succeeded 2006 winner Chris Botti. He was nominated for the award again in 2009. He was also chosen Artist of the Year at the 2011 Rehoboth Beach Jazz Festival and Performer of the Year for Jazz Trax in 2010 and 2011. In 2010, Nick was nominated as Guitarist of the Year and Entertainer of the Year by the American Smooth Jazz Awards and received the Wayman Tisdale Humanitarian Award for his ongoing commitment to mentoring children and his work in the community and nationally in support of breast cancer causes.   Scullers Jazz Club’s Boathouse 400 restaurant rekindles the magic of the great supper clubs with our Dinner and Show Package that enlivens all of the senses. The 3 course menu features a diverse selection of appetizers, entrees, desserts and one glass of house wine, beer or non-alcoholic beverage. For a nominal fee, guests can upgrade their beverage selection.  The menu changes seasonally to ensure only the freshest ingredients are used! Add the dinner to your show ticket purchase for only $50. Dinner and Show Package customers’ show tickets can be picked up at the Boathouse 400 restaurant while dining.    *All Dinner and Show Package prices do not reflect applicable taxes, gratuity or additional beverages.  For your convenience an 18% server gratuity and 7.00% state & local tax will be added to your check and a $50 credit will be applied toward restaurant charges.  Packages and tickets are non-refundable.