EVENTS
Béla Fleck: Rhythm, Raga & Rhapsody
Béla Fleck: Rhythm, Raga & Rhapsody
Carnegie Hall – 881 7th Ave. Manhattan
Doors: 7 PM | Show: 8 PM
Béla Fleck has virtually reinvented the image and sound of the banjo through a remarkable legacy that has taken him all over the musical map. Rhythm, Raga & Rhapsody will celebrate the music of Fleck’s career, including his New York premiere of “Rhapsody in Blue” performed with an orchestra, conducted by Eric Jacobsen. The multi-artist night features My Bluegrass Heart, tabla master Zakir Hussain, pianist Bruce Hornsby, and woodwind player Anat Cohen.
The COLLABORATIONS series presents cross-cultural musical explorations and collaborations. This series often explores ways in which the music of artists from one culture have influenced the music of another culture, or the music of seemingly widely varying cultures can be strikingly similar or complementary.
Marina Sena
Marina Sena
Le Poisson Rouge - 158 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10012
7 PM Doors | 8 PM Shows
Shabaka
Shabaka
National Sawdust - 80 N 6th St, Brooklyn, NY 11249
7 PM Doors | 8 PM Show
Shabaka’s work transcends conventional notions of genre and draws from a vast pallet of cultural influences. Whilst he’s undeniably a pioneering voice in the renaissance of British Jazz, his remit is much broader: he has also performed classical concertos with world-leading orchestras; led several hugely influential bands (Sons of Kemet, The Comet is Coming, Shabaka and The Ancestors) and has recently released a critically lauded solo album; Afrikan Culture, a work of exceptional beauty and urgency, focussed around the eastern Asian instrument, the Shakuhachi, of which Shabaka is a major exponent.
Snarky Puppy & Friends ft. Susana Baca, Silvana Estrada & Silvia Pérez-Cruz
Snarky Puppy & Friends ft. Susana Baca, Silvana Estrada & Silvia Pérez-Cruz
Collaborations Series
Kings Theatre – 1027 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn
Doors: 7 PM | Show: 8 PM
In a very special show mirroring their “Family Dinner” series, 5-time Grammy winners Snarky Puppy will play host to three of the most important singers in the Spanish-speaking world. Silvana Estrada (Mexico), Silvia Pérez-Cruz (Spain), and Susana Baca (Perú) represent three different generations, continents, and musical traditions, but are bound together by their ability to communicate the deepest of emotions through song. This very special performance will feature music by all three women arranged by and performed with Snarky Puppy.
Snarky Puppy is a collective of sorts with as many as 20 members in regular rotation. At its core, the band represents the convergence of both black and white American music culture with various accents from around the world. The defining characteristic of Snarky Puppy’s music is the joy of performing together in the perpetual push to grow creatively.
The COLLABORATIONS series presents cross-cultural musical explorations and collaborations. This series often explores ways in which the music of artists from one culture have influenced the music of another culture, or the music of seemingly widely varying cultures can be strikingly similar or complementary.
BOOGARINS
BOOGARINS
Presented By World Music Institute
Brooklyn Bowl - 61 WYTHE AVENUE, BROOKLYN
Doors: 6:00 PM | Show: 8:00 PM
Initially a lo-fi project from Goiânia, land of the Sertanejo (Brazil’s country music), Boogarins have become one of the most celebrated Brazilian rock acts internationally: charming audiences around the world with intense performances, immersed in textures and guided by improvisations that transcend the language barrier.
The group began its journey in 2013 on the underground stages of their hometown Goiânia, when they released their first EP As Plantas Que Curam. It caught the ear of US label Fat Possum/Other Music who re-released the group’s home-recorded debut later that year, earning positive reviews in the New York Times, Pitchfork, Chicago Tribune and paving the way for greater recognition of the band in Brazil. The following year the band toured through Europe and the United States supporting acts like The Clean, Of Montreal, Guided By Voices and Neutral Milk Hotel. During those tours, Boogarins produced their second album, Latin Grammy nominee Manual (2015).
Between 2016 and 2018, the band was based in Austin, Texas, and recorded extensively between tours, ultimately resulting in their next two albums, the conceptual Lá Vem a Morte (2017) and Sombrou Dúvida (2019), which took them to major festivals around the world such as Coachella, Desert Daze Rock In Rio, Paredes de Coura and their first performance in South Africa.
In recent years, Boogarins have remained active with digital releases and music production workshops, releasing a two volume b-side compilation (Manchaca) and also presenting a six episode visual experience of their Sessões De Cura e Libertação (Healing and Liberation Sessions) – what the band call their free improvisation sets, sometimes presented as a compliment to their actual sets.
Takuya Kuroda
Takuya Kuroda
Nublu - 151 Avenue C, NYC
Thursday, February 1
Doors 9pm | Show 10pm
Friday, February 2
Doors 6pm | Show 7pm
$25 | $30
A highly-respected trumpeter born in Kobe, Japan, Takuya is a forward-thinking musician that has developed a unique hybrid sound, blending soulful jazz, funk, post-bop, fusion and hip hop music.
After following the footsteps of his trombonist brother playing in big bands, he relocated to New York to study jazz & contemporary music at The New School in Union Square; a course he graduated from in the mid- noughties. It was here that Takuya met vocalist José James, with whom he worked on the ‘Blackmagic’ and ‘No Beginning No End’ projects.
Following graduation, Takuya established himself further in the NYC jazz scene, performing with the likes of Akoya Afrobeat and in recent years with DJ Premier’s BADDER band (also including acclaimed bass player, Brady Watt). Premier said “The BADDER Band project was put together by my manager, and an agent I’ve known since the beginning of my Gang Starr career.
He said, ‘What if you put a band together that revolved around a trumpet player from Japan named Takuya Kuroda? He’s got a hip-hop perspective and respect in the jazz field…”
Takuya Kuroda is already incredibly prolific, releasing five albums in the past decade and fortifying a solid reputation in the global jazz scene. 2011 saw the release of Takuya’s independently-produced debut album, ‘Edge’, followed by ‘Bitter and High’ the following year and ‘Six Aces’ on P-Vine in 2013. Takuya was signed to the legendary Blue Note Records in 2014 for his album ‘Rising Son’, as well as appearing on their 2019 cover versions project, ‘Blue Note Voyage’. He released his 5th album ‘Zigzagger’ on Concord in 2016, which also featured Antibalas on a reimagining of the Donald Byrd classic ‘Think Twice’.
Late Summer 2020, Takuya Kuroda returns with his sixth album ‘Fly Moon Die Soon’.
In his words, “this album is about the irony between the greatness of nature and the beautiful obsceneness of humanity. Melodies and grooves fly back and forth from being spiritual to being vulgar.”
MonoNeon and Friends
MonoNeon and Friends:
Knower, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Hannibal Buress, Tivon Pennicott, David Fiuczynski plus Guests TBA
Thursday, January 18, 2024
Brooklyn Steel
319 Frost Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222
6 PM Doors | 7 PM Show
$49.50 GA Advance | $60 GA Day of Show
MonoNeon is an American bassist and experimental musician from Memphis, Tennessee. He is known for his presence on YouTube playing bass guitar and being one of the last people to work with Prince. Thomas is a Grammy Award-winning artist, for his participation on the 2020 Nas album King's Disease. Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers has referred to Mono as “the greatest fucking electric bass player”. Fender released the MonoNeon Collection, which includes the MonoNeon Jazz Bass V Signature. MonoNeon has collaborated with artists such as Mavis Staples, George Clinton, Pete Rock, Ne-Yo, Mac Miller, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Ghost-Note, and more. Known for his otherworldly live show, MonoNeon has played Newport Jazz Festival, Montreal Jazz Festival, Summer Camp Music Festival, Melbourne International Jazz Festival, and more.
Genevieve Artadi ft. Louis Cole, Chiquita Magic
Genevieve Artadi
ft. Louis Cole, Chiquita Magic
Wednesday January 17th, 2024
Nublu 151 Avenue C, New York, NY, 10009
8:30 PM Doors | 9 PM Show
$25 GA Advance | $30 GA Day of Show
Celebrating Ryuichi Sakamoto
Celebrating Ryuichi Sakamoto
w/ Sakamoto Tribute Ensemble and DJ Spooky, plus Guests TBA
(A Fundraiser for Trees For Sakamoto)
Wednesday, January 17th, 2024
Roulette 50 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217
7 PM Doors | 8 PM Show
$55 GA Advance | $65 GA Day of Show
Join us in celebration of Ryuichi Sakamoto’s musical legacy as New York’s finest musicians come together for a tribute concert on January 17, marking what would have been his 72nd birthday. From the revolutionary Thousand Knives to the iconic sounds of the Yellow Magic Orchestra and the Oscar-winning film scores, the Sakamoto Tribute Ensemble will interpret his enduring compositions with the utmost reverence. The special guests, Sakamoto’s closest friends and collaborators will share their words and music in a heartfelt tribute. This concert will be a fundraiser for the family’s foundation in his honor, Trees For Sakamoto.
Curator: Rubin Kodheli
Musical Director: Meg Okura
Producer: Brice Rosenbloom
Anne Drummond (flutes)
Sam Sadigursky (winds)
Meg Okura (violin)
Rubin Kodheli (cello/cello-bass)
Dan Mintsaris (keyboard/electronics)
Rogerio Bocatto (percussion)
My Words Are Music: A Celebration of Sun Ra’s Poetry, Hosted by Mahogany L. Browne & Jive Poetic
My Words Are Music: A Celebration of Sun Ra’s Poetry, Hosted by Mahogany L. Browne & Jive Poetic
Featuring Carl Hancock Rux, Abiodun Oyewole & Guests TBA
Tuesday January 16th, 2024
Nublu 151 Avenue C, New York, NY, 10009
7 PM Doors | 8 PM Show
$30 GA Advance | $35 GA Day of Show
Sun Ra is better known to most as a musician than a poet, but he identified equally as both. This evening provides direct access to the sentiments of a poet who never called Earth home. Featuring recitations of Sun Ra's poems and original works by the participating artists, this spoken word event will immerse the listener in the rhythms of celestial verses, hosted by poet, activist, and educator Mahogany L. Browne with music by poet and educator DJ Jive Poetic.
Apollonian Circles A Unique Concert Series
Apollonian Circles A Unique Concert Series
Developed by Hess Is More
Tuesday, January 16, 2024 - Wednesday, January 17, 2024
National Sawdust 80 N 6th St, Brooklyn, NY, 11249
7 PM Doors | 8 PM Show
‘Apollonian Circles’ is a multi-disciplinary musical concert and art installation experience that combines elements of electronic music, jazz, theater, and performance art. Each performance hinges on audience participation and improvisation guiding an ever-changing narrative of artistic expression – we are all participants reflecting one another’s experience as if in a hall of mirrors.
This project explores the very definition of what audiences have come to expect from a traditional concert. From the moment they arrive, attendees are transported to a mysterious dream-like space where the unexpected can happen. In the literal center of the room is a large table (decorated with other-worldly artifacts and ornaments) that is both stage and set piece for the performers and audience to gather.
Apollonian Circles is a constantly evolving musical live work, where concert formats and the relationship between music, musicians and audiences are explored and challenged. Apollonian Circles grow out of a constant longing for integration. We bring together artists, performers and ultimately audiences in a space that feels wide open – yet artistically distinct and defined.
The music is composed and arranged by the Danish multi-instrumentalist Mikkel Hess and performed by his band (“Hess Is More”) comprised of musicians from Copenhagen and New York and featuring notable guests such as acclaimed singer Nomi Ruiz. The scenography is developed by Danish theater luminaries Christian Friedländer and Dicki Lakha in collaboration with award winning director Tue Beiring and costumes by fashion design superstar Henrik Vibskov.
Impulse! at NYC Winter Jazzfest
Impulse! at NYC Winter Jazzfest
Shabaka w/ esperanza spalding, Brandee Younger, Charles Overton / Irreversible Entanglements / Brandee Younger performs Alice Coltrane / The Messthetics & James Brandon Lewis
Monday, January 15, 2024
(le) poisson rouge
158 Bleecker St, New York, NY, 10012
6 PM Doors | 7 PM Show
$45 GA Advance | $55 GA Day of Show
Impulse! Records is proud to present today’s most ground-breaking jazz stars with an evening headlined by Shabaka Hutchings, debuting material from his upcoming solo album with guests esperanza spalding and more. Trailblazing jazz harpist Brandee Younger will honor the music of Alice Coltrane. Liberation-oriented free jazz collective Irreversible Entanglements will perform; plus instrumental power-trio The Messthetics with keeper of the avant flame James Brandon Lewis.
A Night at the East
A Night at the East
With Gary Bartz, Billy Hart, Shabaka, Moor Mother, Julius Rodriguez, Luke Stewart, Nicole Mitchell, Elucid, Kweku Sumbry, and Charles Burnham.
Plus Melanie Charles, Endea Owens and Savannah Harris perform the music of Sarah Vaughan
AND DJ SPINNA (UNTIL LATE LATE)
Sunday, January 14, 2024
Crown Hill Theatre
750 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn
7 PM Doors | 7:30 PM Pre-Show Panel | 8:30 PM Show
$55 GA Advance | $65 GA Day of Show
We celebrate the East with a special one-off tribute show dedicated to the landmark Black cultural arts center. A one-of-a-kind venue and meeting place for Black people along Claver Place in Bed-Stuy from 1969 through the 1980s, it was the site of many landmark performances from Max Roach, Sun Ra, Betty Carter, Pharoah Sanders and other jazz legends. Gathering tonight will be an all-star lineup including direct East participants Billy Hart and Gary Bartz alongside Shabaka , Moor Mother, Julius Rodriguez, Luke Stewart, Nicole Mitchell, Elucid, Kweku Sumbry and Charles Burnham. They will reimagine a night at the East, using the center's rich history as a springboard to something new. Curated By Marcus J. Moore and Brice Rosenbloom.
NYC WINTER JAZZFEST BROOKLYN MARATHON
NYC WINTER JAZZFEST BROOKLYN MARATHON
Venues
Brooklyn Bowl
Music Hall of Williamsburg
Baby's All Right
Superior Ingredients
Jolene
Loove Labs Studio
Club Curious
NYC WINTER JAZZFEST MANHATTAN MARATHON
NYC WINTER JAZZFEST MANHATTAN MARATHON
Venues
LPR
City Winery
Racket
Bowery Ballroom
Nublu
Zinc
Bitter End
Zurcher Gallery
NYC Winter Jazzfest 2024 Celebrating 20 years
Thursday, January 11, 2024 - Thursday, January 18, 2024
Save the dates for the 20th Season of NYC Winter Jazzfest from January 11-18, 2024.
Visit winterjazzfest.com for updates.
Gilles Peterson (DJ)
Gilles Peterson (DJ)
Thursday January 11th, 2024
151 Avenue C, New York, NY, 10009
11 PM Doors | 11 PM Show
$30 GA Advance | $35 GA Day of Show
Take Two: Tyshawn Sorey Reimagines Max Roach's 'Members, Don’t Git Weary' Double
Take Two: Tyshawn Sorey Reimagines Max Roach's 'Members, Don’t Git Weary' Double
Hosted by Gilles Peterson
Wednesday January 10th, 2024
233 Butler St, Brooklyn, NY 11217
7 PM Doors | 8 PM Show
$35 GA Advance | $45 GA Day of Show
Pique-nique and Winter Jazzfest present the musical shapeshifter and renowned drummer Tyshawn Sorey, performing Max Roach’s classic album 'Members, Don’t Git Weary'. Part of the "Take Two" deep-listening series, the evening will consist of an uninterrupted playback of the 1968 album followed by a live reinterpretation by Sorey and his sextet, connecting the dots between record culture and live music culture. Tyshawn’s ensemble includes highly acclaimed young musicians including trumpeter Adam O’Farrill, saxophonist Mark Shim, pianist Sullivan Fortner, and bassist Matt Brewer, plus guest vocalist Fay Victor. Tyshawn Sorey is a 2017 MacArthur Fellow known for his precision and inventiveness on the drum kit and an extraordinary ability to blend composition and improvisation. He has performed internationally with his own ensembles, as well as artists such as John Zorn, Vijay Iyer, and Roscoe Mitchell. We will pay homage to one of the all-time masters, Max Roach in his centennial year, and his 1968 album 'Members, Don’t Git Weary', which featured a new generation of future heavyweights; Gary Bartz, Charles Tolliver, Stanley Cowell, Jymie Merritt, and Andy Bey. Tolliver and Cowell would go on to form the seminal Strata-East label and in many ways this record embodies the template of that sound. Recently reissued on Gilles Peterson’s Arc Records, the DJ and broadcaster will present live liner notes at the top of the show and will DJ into the night to close it out
BRIC Jazzfest 2023
Thursday, October 19 - Saturday, October 21
BRIC House - 647 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217
6:45pm Doors | 7pm Show
Join BRIC on October 19, 20, and 21 for our ninth annual BRIC JazzFest! This acclaimed marathon Jazz festival, which is one of BRIC's premiere performing arts programs, will take place across three days and two stages.
The 2023 BRIC JazzFest lineup brings together legends and rising stars from both inside and outside the jazz genre. This year, we're blending the worlds of jazz and Hip-Hop and celebrating some of our favorite genre-crossing artists. Plus, we’re bringing you an extra special panel discussion and film series.
This year’s carefully crafted lineup is curated by artist Melanie Charles along with Brice Rosenbloom and BRIC Producer Viviana Benitez.
Anoushka Shankar
Saturday, October 7, 2023
Pioneer Works - 159 Pioneer Street Brooklyn, NY 11231
7pm Doors | 8pm Show
To read a list of Anoushka Shankar’s accomplishments is to read many life stories in one: masterful sitarist; film composer; impassioned activist; the youngest and first female recipient of a British House of Commons Shield; the first Indian musician to perform live or to serve as presenter at the Grammy Awards with nine nominations under her belt, and the first Indian woman to be nominated; one of the first five female composers to have been added onto the UK A-level music syllabus. Immersed from a young age on the world stage, with over a quarter-century’s performing behind her, she is a singular, genre-defying artist across realms - classical and contemporary, acoustic and electronic.
Arooj Aftab, Vijay Iyer, Shahzad Ismaily 'LOVE IN EXILE'
Thursday, September 14, 2023
The Town Hall - 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036
7pm Doors | 8pm Show
Love In Exile, the latest album from Arooj Aftab, is a collaborative effort put forth with fellow world-class musicians Vijay Iyer, and Shahzad Ismaily. The album, released on Verve Records, was named “Best New Music” by Pitchfork and given a glowing review from NPR, who described the project as a “manifestation of musical telepathy.” Arooj Aftab is a Grammy award-winning singer, composer, and producer working in various musical styles and idioms, including jazz, minimalism and Urdu poetry. She is a 2023 United States Artists Fellow and a recipient of the Vilcek Prize for Creative Promise in Music. Vijay Iyer is one of the leading music-makers of his generation. His honors include a MacArthur Fellowship, a Doris Duke Performing Arts Award, a United States Artist Fellowship, a Grammy nomination, and Alpert Award in the Arts. Shahzad Ismaily‘s sensitivity and technical acumen has made him a legend, recording and touring with musicians like Beth Orton, Yoko Ono, Feist, and many others.
The significance of the name “Love in Exile” points towards the similarities between the feelings of longing and diaspora and the mysterious way in which a group can improvise songs that are free of traditional structure, tempo, or genre.
Arthur Verocai - JAZZ ESTÁ MORTO
Friday, August 11, 2023
Damrosch Park Bandshell - Amsterdam Ave and W. 62 St, NYC
7pm Doors | 8pm Show
ArtDontSleep, World Music Institute, and Lincoln Center join Jazz Is Dead to present the first-ever NYC performance by Arthur Verocai. Accompanied by a full orchestra, Verocai will travel from his native Brazil to perform his 1972 seminal self-titled, debut album in its entirety. Sampled by MF Doom, Ludacris & Common, Little Brother, Action Bronson, Curren$y, and countless others, the album is a staple for Hip-Hop producers and is now considered a “holy grail” within the crate-digging community. Hosted by composer, arranger, and music producer Adrian Younge and DJ, record producer, and rapper Ali Shaheed Muhammad (A Tribe Called Quest) in Damrosch Park, Jazz Está Morto will be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience one of the greatest Brazilian arrangers/composers of all time, and celebrate this unique intersection of jazz, hip-hop, and Brazilian sounds. WMI is proud to honor the 50th anniversary of the birth of hip-hop from a global perspective, spotlighting how music transcends geographical and temporal boundaries to unite artists across languages and generations.
Battle of Santiago + Madame Vacile Dj Set
Friday, July 28, 2023
Littlefield - 635 Sackett St, Brooklyn, NY 11217
DOORS 7PM | SHOW 8PM
Juno nominated Battle of Santiago combines ancient Afro-Cuban rhythms and chants with a distinctly Canadian post-rock spirit and sensibility. Fused by dynamic elements of jazz, the result is a party-forward experience that has brought them to stages across the globe, including NYC’s legendary Joe’s Pub, and festivals across Canada, the US, Spain, France, The Netherlands and more. Their unique sound tells a universal 21st Century story, placing them in a prism between artists as diverse as Godspeed You! Black Emperor and Thundercat, and transcending borders while staying rooted in one city’s immigrant experience.
With special guest MADAME VACILE!
Gregory Porter Annual Valentines Day Concert
Gregory Porter Annual Valentines Day Concert
Saturday, February 11
Doors 6:30pm | 8:00pm
Kings Theatre: 1027 Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11226
We'd tell you Gregory Porter is back, but you probably already knew. You probably felt the earth rumbling, announcing the man's bone-deep baritone, or you felt the air change as the warmth of his sound filled the atmosphere like a hug from above. That's because All Rise, his sixth studio album, marks a return to Porter's beloved original songwriting — heart-on-sleeve lyrics imbued with everyday philosophy and real-life detail, set to a stirring mix of jazz, soul, blues, and gospel. Produced by Troy Miller (Laura Mvula, Jamie Cullum, Emili Sandé), the set also represents the evolution of Porter's art to something even more emphatic, emotive, intimate, and universal too. After 2017's Nat King Cole & Me, Porter knew two things: one, he'd bring in an orchestra for his next LP (check), and, two, music is medicine. In the spirit of that latter revelation, All Rise brims with songs about irrepressible love, plus a little protest, because the road to healing is bumpy.
NYC Winter Jazzfest 2023
NYC Winter Jazzfest 2023
We are thrilled to announce the initial list of artists to be featured at the 19th annual NYC Winter Jazzfest! Please mark your calendars for January 12-18, 2023.
Since our founding in 2005, NYC Winter Jazzfest (NYCWJF) has cemented a reputation as a hotbed of cultural discovery, supporting the rich growth and continued vitality of the jazz community. In our 19th year we are presenting a festival slightly smaller in scope, in part of necessity given an arts and culture scene still in recovery, with numerous venues shuttered and others struggling. However, after a delayed and heavily modified festival in 2022, we are back on schedule in January 2023, proud as ever to support a host of today’s most fearless and creative musicians as we push boundaries and imagine new possibilities for our music scene and our world.
We are excited to showcase seven nights of extraordinary programming, including our weekend multi-venue, multi-artist marathons — first in Manhattan, then Brooklyn. The NYCWJF marathon has become recognized as one of New York’s most essential nightlife offerings, giving audiences full access to all participating venues and dozens of groups performing from early evening deep into the wee hours.
CONFIRMED PERFORMERS
Adam O’Farrill's Stranger Days
Alfredo Colon
Avishai Cohen Quartet
Ben Wendel
Black Lives: From Generation to Generation
Brandee Younger
BREAK.FAST.CLUB
Caroline Davis
Chase Elodia
Chris Lightcap’s 'Superette Deluxe'
Dawn Richard and Spencer Zahn's 'Pigments'
Donny McCaslin
Doug Wamble
Emile Parisien 'Louise'
Endea Owens
Gilles Peterson
Ghost Funk Orchestra
Halvorson/Courvoisier Duo
Hera
Immanuel Wilkins
Irreversible Entanglements
Isaiah Collier
Jamaaladeen Tacuma
JaRon Marshall
Joel Ross ‘Parables’
Julius Rodriguez
Knower
Lakecia Benjamin
Linda May Han Oh
LNDFK
Makaya McCraven
Marta Sanchez
Maurice Brown
Miho Hazama
Nate Mercereau
Nathalie Joachim
New Standards Live curated by Terri Lyne Carrington
Orrin Evans Trio
Pete Rock
Photay with Carlos Niño
DJ Alissia
DJ Raydar Ellis
Reid Anderson
Revive Big Band w/ Louis Cato
Rich Ruth
Samara Joy
Samora Pinderhughes ‘Grief & Process'
Sara Serpa 'Intimate Strangers'
Sarah Elizabeth Charles
Sun Ra Arkestra
Sungazer
Surya Botofasina
Susan Carol
Takuya Kuroda
Vincent Peirani 'Jokers'
Yamandu Costa
Zoh Amba
BRIC JazzFest 2022
BRIC JazzFest 2022
BRIC House: 647 Fulton Street Brooklyn, NY 11217
THU, OCT 20, 2022 at 7PM
FRI, OCT 21, 2022 at 7PM
SAT, OCT 22, 2022 at 7PM
Join BRIC on October 20, 21, and 22 for our eighth annual JazzFest! This acclaimed marathon Jazz festival, which is one of BRIC's premiere performing arts programs, will take place across three days and two stages.
The 2022 BRIC JazzFest lineup brings together jazz world legends, rising stars, and emerging musical geniuses at BRIC House in Downtown Brooklyn. These artists are pushing the boundaries of the jazz genre, some through the lens and influence of hip hop and others through a musical style all their own.
This year’s star-studded lineup is co-curated by performer Maurice Brown along with BRIC
