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All About Jazz for Professionals
All About Jazz supports the people and organizations that make jazz happen. Whether you're a musician, writer, photographer, publicist, record label, venue, festival presenter, or broadcaster, discover how All About Jazz and Jazz Near You can help you share your work, reach new audiences, promote your projects, and connect with the worldwide jazz community.
Musicians should establish a presence on All About Jazz by creating and maintaining a (free) professional page. Start by searching for your page by clicking SEARCH above. If it exists, claim it; if not, create it.
From there, view our toolkit page to learn how to get your music reviewed and to take advantage of our growing suite of promotional / professional services.
Lastly, bookmark the Musician Start Page. It includes essential links and will act as your dashboard.
Publicists can create a business page and use it to track client coverage on All About Jazz. They can also claim and maintain a client's musician page.
Leading publicity firms also use All About Jazz's press release posting & distribution service to get the word out about client projects. Learn more about our highly targeted and highly affordable press release service.
Before you get started, view our Publicists Guide to All About Jazz then learn how you can track client coverage.
Record labels can create a business page and use it to track roster coverage, maintain a discography, sell music and drive traffic to your website, social, YouTube Channel, Spotify and Bandcamp pages. We host over 8,700 record label pages, so if your page exists (check by searching), claim it. If not, create it.
Record labels can take advantage of All About Jazz Song of the Day service (free) as well as our many premium but highly affordable promotional services including press release posting and distribution, Record Label of the Month, New Album Showcase and Featured Album.
Venue owners and presenters can create a free business page and use it to upload events to Jazz Near You, generate tickets sales and drive traffic to your website and social pages. Jazz Near You hosts over 34,000 venue and presenter pages, so if your page exists (check by searching), claim it. If not, create it.
For example, view the Village Vanguard page.
All About Jazz covers live events from around the world. Contact us to make arrangements.
Festival presenters can create a business page and use it to upload events to Jazz Near You, generate tickets sales and drive traffic to your website and social pages. We host over 7,800 festival pages, so if your page exists (check by searching), claim it. If not, create it.
All About Jazz covers live events from around the world. Contact us to make arrangements.
All About Jazz helps radio and podcast hosts who use streaming platforms (e.g. Mixcloud, Podbean, SoundCloud, Spotify, Libsyn or Acast) reach a larger listening audience by presenting and archiving their shows on All About Jazz.
All About Jazz is powered by dedicated volunteer writers who share a passion for the music and a commitment to portraying jazz authentically. Our contributors range from experienced professionals to knowledgeable enthusiasts, each bringing their own interests, expertise, and voice to our worldwide audience.
Whether you contribute occasionally or become more actively involved, we provide the publishing platform, editorial support, tools, audience, and community. If you share our vision and are comfortable working within our editorial standards and publishing process, we'd like to hear from you.
All About Jazz welcomes photographers who are passionate about jazz and interested in documenting the music, musicians, and live experience. Our photographers contribute images from concerts, festivals, clubs, and other jazz events, with their work appearing alongside articles and throughout the site.
Whether you're an experienced music photographer or looking to expand your jazz portfolio, contributing to All About Jazz provides an opportunity to have your work seen by a worldwide audience while helping us visually document the music and the people who make it.
If you have any questions or need assistance, contact Michael Ricci.
