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Jazz Near You and Jam Sessions

By Michael Ricci
June 28, 2025
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Jazz Near You and Jam Sessions: Jazz Near You and Jam Sessions

Thanks to jazz superfan and digital marketing consultant Marco Duso, we created three more Italian websites for the towns of Treviso, Padova and Vicenza. Guitarist, composer, producer and Asbury Park (New Jersey) resident Adam De Lucia encouraged us to create a website for Asbury Park and when Adam speaks, we listen. If you present jazz, own a venue or perform in and around Asbury Park or the newly added Italian towns, be sure to list your events on Jazz Near You. Listing events is free.

Fast Forward One Week...

"If you build it, they will come." That vision became reality with the launch of our Jazz Near You Asbury Park website, and the welcoming of new users Joe Muccioli and Matt Gianquinto from Jazz Arts Project. Based in Red Bank, New Jersey, Jazz Arts Project is the creative force behind the Summer Jazz Cafe Series at Triumph Restaurant & Brewery, as well as two other series at Riverside Gardens Park and the fittingly named Johnny Jazz Park. If you're in the Red Bank or Asbury Park area, don't miss these finely curated concerts.

Jam Session Alert

Jazz Near You promotes jam sessions and we'd like to thank the Baltimore Jazz Alliance for listing 1st Tuesday Jazz Jam at The Judge's Bench in Ellicott City, Maryland. If you host a jam session or know of one in your area, let us know and we'll highlight it on Jazz Near You.

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