Amsterdams iconic jazz venue the “Bimhuis” opens it’s 2017-18 season on September 7th. The Bimhuis was founded in 1973 and until the summer of 2004 was located...
Delivering on his promise to “Evolve,” the title of Jackiem Joyner’s last soul-jazz album, the saxophonist became a father since his 2014 release, an elation-inducing...
Monday the 28th of August, London’s 606 Jazz Club presents the Jim Mullen Organ Trio. The 606 Club has existed as a Jazz Club Restaurant for more than 30 years, being run by...
After studying at Berklee College of Music and The Boston Conservatory, New York City native Andromeda Turre kickstarted her career as the last Raelette hired to sing for Ray...
Israeli Itamar Borochov will return to Germany after his successful appearance at Jazzahead in April 2017 to perform at the “See More Jazz” Festival in Rostock Germany on...
The 2017 edition of the Oslo Jazz festival take place on August 12th until the 19th. As usual, there will be something for every taste. The program offers a good variety of both...
Earlier this week Harvard University’s music department announced that Esperanza Spalding will join the faculty of the Department of Music as Professor of the Practice, with...
Today the sad news arrived that Muse Records founder Joe Fields passed away age 88. Muse Records was founded in 1978 in New York and in the late 1970s, partnered with the Dutch...
Saxophonist, flutist, composer, and jazz mystic Charles Lloyd releases his latest Blue Note offering, Passin’ Thru, a passionate live recording that marks the 10th anniversary...
Originally issued as High Jingo by Lee Konitz And His West Coast Friends in 1982, this material was recorded in February of that year at Sage & Sound Studio in Los Angeles...
Music giants Jack DeJohnette, Larry Grenadier, John Medeski, and John Scofield, join forces in the electrifying new jazz-meets-rock supergroup, Hudson. Inspired by the beauty and...