The Grammys took place last night in Los Angeles and in a separate ceremony earlier in the day the jazz Grammy winners were announced.
A mere year into its existence, the Hideaway is fast becoming one of London’s more adventurous live entertainment venues.
Host to predominantly free music events in central London, Ray’s Jazz holds a unique position.
London-based singer/songwriter Juliet Kelly returns to the concert circuit this month with a new project called ‘Inspired: Celebrating the Jazz Divas’.
When jazz industry types meet up to discuss the state of the music it can often be an excuse for a good old whinge.
Maceo Parker, Eduardo Niebla, Denys Baptiste (pictured), Jeremy Pelt, Eileen Hunter and Neil Cowley are among the headlines artists just announced for next month’s Aberdeen Jazz Festival.
Tony Levin, the internationally respected free jazz drummer, has died aged 71 on 3 February.
A stellar list of international blues and jazz stars are set to descend on London for a major new blues, jazz and soul festival set to take place this summer between 27 June to 3 July, timed to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the first National Jazz And Blues Festival.
Fresh from landing the coveted jazz album of the year top spot in both Jazzwise and Mojo magazines with their album Alive, Phronesis have announced a major nationwide UK tour beginning this month.
This year’s Jazzahead, the major European jazz expo and artist showcase, takes place once again in the German city of Bremen from 28 April-1 May and promises to be the biggest event of its kind to date.
