Not everyone has access to great music and art, but we do here – and we want toĬelebrate it with a big, free party for the people.”Īdmission to the two-day event is free-to-the-public, with a suggested donation of $10 perĪttendee. So important for the community to experience this level of excellence, because it is unique and The best players in the world here – and it’s not just one style of music or jazz, it’s everything! It is Talent in the area as a main reason for the astounding growth of the festival. The Jersey City Jazz Festival began in 2013 as a grassroots community concert and hasīlossomed into one of the region’s premiere cultural events. I mean the talent is top-notch, and it’s a free eventįor the community – Thank you, thank you sponsors, donors, and partners!” ![]() Pimped-out VIP tent – you really can’t beat it. Fourteen killer bands, food, booze, and a “This is going to be a real JC-vibe party. “We couldn’t be more excited about this year’s festival,” says Riverview Jazz director Bryanīeninghove. Performances will be alternating on the hour between the Bank of America and Exchange Place Nealand and the Royal Roses (6/5, 3pm), and the stylish Sounds of A & R (6/5, Noon). Mighty brass sounds of Nation Beat (6/4, Noon), the New Orleans-based trad group Aurora Power group Santi Debriano’s Arkestra Bembe (6/4, 5pm), the hot-blooded percussion and These includeĪcclaimed vocalist Svetlana, presented by NJCU (6/4, 6pm), the bass-fronted Afro Cuban jazz An eclectic set of dynamic groups round out the lineup. Two legendary percussionists – Little Johnny Rivero (6/4, 7pm) and Johnny Rodriguez and theĭream Team (6/5, 5pm). Jersey City Jazz Fest tradition, both days will close out with dancing to salsa performances by Lezlie Harrison (6/4, 1pm), and jazz piano maestro David Kikoski (6/4, 2pm). ![]() Hard core jazz lovers will be thrilled withĬrowd favorite Winard Harper and Jeli Posse (6/4, 3pm), vocalist and WBGO on-air personality Walter Parks and the Unlawful Assembly (6/5, 1pm). Please Click Here to Support JazzEd Magazine!įlamenco master Andreas Arnold (6/4, 4pm), and the guitar-driven roots spiritual ensemble ![]() We hope you continue to remain healthy during this most strenuous of times. We at JazzEd Magazine wish nothing but the best for you, your school, your family and co-workers. Your consideration is greatly appreciated. It is with the utmost sincerity we ask you to consider supporting our efforts here with a small donation which will allow our staff the ability to keep these interesting stories about your chosen career coming to you in a consistent and timely basis. However, we would like your consideration in these difficult times to help support our efforts here at JazzEd Magazine to keep our information flowing and to provide you with a continuous stream of current and vital information when you need it the most. We have been proud to bring JazzEd Magazine for free for more than two decades and we will continue to provide you with free subscriptions during the pandemic. ![]() We certainly understand times are tough for you, as it is for us. Shows will alternate on an hourly basis between the Bank of America and Exchange Place stages.It is a strange and trying time for all of us in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. The next day, award-winning duo Sounds of A&R will lead off at noon, followed by guitar-driven ensemble Walter Parks and the Unlawful Assembly at 1, modern gypsy jazz artist Gonzalo Bergara at 2, New Orleans-based trad group Aurora Nealand and the Royal Roses at 3, and guitarist Julian Lage at 4.īoth days will close out with dancing to salsa performances by percussionists Little Johnny Rivero on the 4th at 7, and Johnny Rodriguez and the Dream Team the following day at 5. (photo by Carolina Mama)īrazilian-inspired group Nation Beat will lead off performances at noon on the 4th, followed by singer & WBGO radio host Lezlie Harrison at 1, pianist David Kikoski at 2, Winand Harper and his band the Jeli Posse at 3, flamenco guitarist Andreas Arnold at 4, Afro-Cuban jazz group Santi De Brian’s Arkestra Bembe at 5, and acclaimed vocalist Svetlana at 6. Jazz group Nation Beat will lead off the festival with their performance at noon on the 4th.
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