An insider guide to the best and most unexpected places to listen, from grand halls and churches to underground jazz clubs and hidden barns
Where to hear live music in cities around the world
An insider guide to the best and most unexpected places to listen, from grand halls and churches to underground jazz clubs and hidden barns
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America’s most exciting jazz scene is in Chicago
A century since Louis Armstrong arrived from New Orleans, the coasts still look to Chicago for innovation. Music journalist Hannah Edgar brings us to its clubs, churches and corner bars
Hear, there, everywhere: How Miles Davis left his mark on the Global South
Jazz Middelheim à Anvers | Tout en s'amusant, Fred Hersch veut "répandre un peu de joie"
This new jazz bar in Chennai turns a former party pub into a space built for lingering
Miles Davis, allá donde se forjó la leyenda
Greetings from Cape Verde, where the sounds of samba, jazz and morna fill the air
How African artists are reviving traditional musical instruments
America’s First War on Drugs Was Also a War on Jazz
How one independent music venue supports its bottom line
A century since Louis Armstrong arrived from New Orleans, the coasts still look to Chicago for innovation. Music journalist…
All That Jazz owner Jin Nak-won talks about the bar’s beginnings and when American R&B singer Anderson Paak took to its stage…
He provided inspiration, yes, but something else too – permission, in a post-colonial world, to interpret jazz through the lens…
As the Jazz Cafe and Ronnie Scott’s expand, and Blue Note eyes its arrival, proprietors say there’s an energy in the scene – but…
Reflections on a Genre: ‘Jazz Is Far from Dead’ (Guest Column by artist Judith Owen)
Exclusive: Regent Sounds recording studio in London to be turned into landmark site for rock’n’roll, jazz and blues
