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What every aspiring music artist should consider embracing.

If you want to make an impact in the 21st century as an aspiring music artist, you should consider embracing the new upcoming reality of live streaming your gig/concert. A recent...

Deborah J. Carter & Millennium Jazz Orchestra headline Hengelo Big Band Festival

On 15 may the 3rd annual Big Band Festival in Hengelo, The Netherlands will take place. The festival feature 8 concerts performed on the outdoor stage in the Schouwburgplein and...

Catching up with Greg Osby

Greg Osby is one of the most remarkable jazzman in the contemporary jazz scene. Not just for his artistic career as one of the greatest musicians during the last two decades, but...

Concert Review | Jazzahead Showcases and Clubnight.

Last Saturday I had the chance to make the yearly pilgrimage to Bremen for the 2016 edition of Jazzahead. Jazzahead has grown to become one of the most important events on the...

CD Review | Elliot Galvin Trio, Punch

Elliot Galvin was compared to Django Bates in The Guardian – with a sense of English humour, great improv chops and strong character as player and composer. I disagree. On this...

Two famous Belgian jazz festivals celebrate their birthday in New York

This year two the most eminent jazz festivals in Belgian celebrate their birthday, Gent Jazz Festival and Jazz Middelheim (Antwerp). Gent Jazz will hold it’s 15th edition...

Kurt Rosenwinkel and his new project with Tim Motzer, Bandit 65

The guitarist Kurt Rosenwinkel’s newest project Bandit 65 has a short European tour in May, starting on the 3rd, at the Budapest Jazz Club, then moving on to Berlin for the...

Two jazz festivals in Zeeland join forces

By Peter Beije | Featured Image: Roberto Cifarilli Main acts: Archie Shepp, Lee Konitz, Denise King, Larry Carlton, Mike del Ferro &Claron McFadden, Biréli Lagrène, Sven...

The Hague International Jazz Days brings live jazz to Bijenkorf The Hague!

Sunday the 24th of April music lovers can enjoy live jazz at the Bijenkorf in The Hague. Izaline Calister and Rachel Gould will warm up the costumers with mini-concerts. The first...

JAZZAHEAD! TURNS BREMEN INTO A JAZZ METROPOLIS

The world’s largest jazz industry event opens for the eleventh time in the Hanseatic city The 11th  jazzahead! was opened early this evening in Bremen. The official opening...

Tom Ibarra Podcast Interview

Firstly, check out our very own inhouse JazzTalk.News podcast series for 2019 with our very own knowledgeable editor In chief – Nigel J. (JazzTalk.News uses the Photo...