With a career spanning over five decades, Dave Holland is without a doubt one of the jazz world’s most acclaimed bassists and composers. Just prior to the lockdown, Darrell...
When trying to explain what motivates their music, jazz musicians have often spoken of their concern for the fate of our poor, battered planet. The British saxophonist and...
Kenny Werner is a well-seasoned pianist, and a motivational figure for inspiring musical creativity for the good of mankind. Instead of a planned duet performance with Chandrika...
As we outlined earlier this month when we launched, together with All About Jazz, our “Buy Jazz Direct” Campaign, the new reality facing musical creatives from the...
Life at the time of Coronavirus is a strange cat and Jazz is no different. We have plenty of time, in theory, and probably for the first time in our lives have the opportunity to...
Since last year Prague has had posters everywhere reminding Czech citizens of the 30th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution; “30 Years of Freedom,” state the posters showing a...
For our American readers, a not to miss PBS special airs tonight. A new PBS special brings viewers an inside look at the 2019 All-Star Global Concert from Melbourne, Australia....
As well as an artist in his own right, the superb Spanish multi-instrumentalist Joan Chamorro, is the founder and director of the incredible Sant Andreu Jazz Band, a Jazz youth...
“Tubby Hayes, The Life Behind The Tenor” a brand new book, beautifully put together by Mark Baxter, the writer, filmmaker and PR man as well as great fan of Tubby Hayes, of...
Recently it was announced that the 34th April Jazz Festival in Finland would be cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In its place, the festival management has announced that a...
To enable and encourage jazz and related music discovery during this challenging time, Quincy Jones’ video streaming platform Qwest TV, is offering new users one-month of...
