From Swing 46 to Jazzcultural—A New (Much-Needed) Venue
Swing 46, after 30 or so years on West 46th Street, closed its doors on December 30, 2025, but rumors were already in the air that a new club would replace it. Enter Jazzcultural, a […]
Swing 46, after 30 or so years on West 46th Street, closed its doors on December 30, 2025, but rumors were already in the air that a new club would replace it. Enter Jazzcultural, a […]
The album release show, Flying High: Still Soaring, a Women’s History Month tribute, plays at Birdland on Friday, March 27-Sunday, March 29 at 7 PM and 9:30 PM. Featured are Champian Fulton (music director), Buster […]
By Robert Sutherland-Cohen***In an extraordinary program, the Jazz Generation Initiative (JGI) practically raised the roof off Brooklyn’s historic and renowned Bedford Central Presbyterian Church with their presentation of Voices of Healing & Liberation in rousing music, […]
On what would’ve been Harold Mabern’s 90th birthday on March 20th, SMOKE presents a special five-night celebration (Mar 18-22) reuniting his stellar ensemble and releasing a newly remixed and remastered 10th anniversary edition of Afro […]
By Marilyn Lester***Who needs Congo Square? Celebrating Fat Tuesday in New York City was fat indeed with a bounty of singing, dance and lively music—all in a bright choreography of movement that kept the celebration […]
To commemorate the enduring legacy of Louis Armstrong, and to mark the recent publications of two-time GRAMMY Award winner, Armstrong author and expert, Ricky Ricardi (who hosts the concert), American Voices presents Louis Armstrong: A […]
The Jazz Night Series at Pangea presents pianist-singer-songwriter Rich Siegal on Wednesday, February 18 at 7:00 PM. Also featured are bassist Cameron Brown and drummer Tony Jefferson. The show celebrates his album release of It’s […]
Award-winning vocalist Lacy Miller brings Stupid Cupid to The Laurie Beechman Theatre on Friday, February 13 at 7 PM, with emcee, comedian Jonathan Dickson. Also featured are pianist Steve Einerson, bassist Dan Parra, drummer Ben […]
By Marilyn Lester***The preeminent and towering Duke Ellington is arguably one of the greatest composers that America has ever produced, writing over 3,000 pieces of music in his lifetime, from 1915’s “Soda Fountain Rag,” to […]
By Robert Sutherland-Cohen***A frost-bitten audience streamed into Christ & St. Stephen’s Church and were greeted by the heat generating sounds of Dave Chamberlain’s Band of Bones. In its 14th Annual Tribute to famed jazz trombonist […]
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