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ISQ – the Post Jazz/Art Pop quartet tour dates.

ISQ is a critically-acclaimed Post Jazz/Art Pop quartet from London consisting of Irene Serra on vocals/electronics, Richard Sadler on the double bass, Naadia Sheriff on...

Live at A-Trane Berlin – In the Land of Irene Kral and Alan Broadbent

The refreshing, easy-going and authentic vocals and song commentary of Erik Leuthäuser from the stage of the well-known Jazz club in Berlin  – A-Trane, is the platform for...

BJO & Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra – A Big Band Celebration

One of the most famous big bands in the world is coming to BOZAR, Brussels! The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra are from New York and have championed the big band repertoire in...

Ola Onabule interview’s Avishai Cohen at Siena Jazz

Recently Jazz In Europe invited Ola Onabule to spend a few days during the summer workshops at Italy’s seminal and inspiring jazz institution – the Siena Jazz University....

Doug Webb following in the footsteps of Sonny Rollins

It’s one of the biggest challenges for a saxophonist playing with only a drummer and bassist rather than the inclusion of a piano. Doug Webb achieves that challenge! With...

Global Music Foundation, Tuscany Spring Jazz Summit April 7 through 11, 2020

  Don’t miss the GMF’S 2020 JAZZ SUMMIT INTENSIVE COURSES AND FESTIVALS – celebrations of great music; rich in Jazz, Latin, Blues, Folk and World, presented in a...

New Inspirational single – Venus – by Mike Casey

Today, (Jan 29, 2020) Mike Casey releases an original ballad single called ‘Venus’, inspired by The Venus Project – an uplifting, hopeful prayer for global peace and...

7 Virtual Jazz Club announces the winner of the Web Community Prize

7 Virtual Jazz Club is proud to announce the winner of the Web Community Prize and the finalists of the 4th edition of the global contest. Milan (Italy) – January 25, 2020...

Esperanza Spalding & Brad Mehldau take honours at the 2020 Grammy Awards.

Last night in Los Angles the 62nd edition of the Grammy awards were held. Clocking in at almost 4 hours long, the Recording Academy was clearly in no rush to get through this...

Jermaine Holmes ‘Stronger than my Fears’ album review

As I mentioned in one of my recent tweets, my first write-up for 2020 is going to be about the Grammy-award winning vocalist, New Jersey-born,  Jermaine Holmes debut album....

Sounds of Cuba and New Orleans

They call New Orleans “the northernmost Caribbean city,” and Cuba is a culturally rich relative. These two hotbeds of rhythm are combined in Herlin Riley presents: Sounds of...