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John Kelman's Best Live Shows of 2010
1. April 1, 2010: Brad Mehldau Trio Grand Theatre, Kingston, Canada

2. April 21, 2010: Transatlantic Metropolis, Montreal, Canada

From left: Neal Morse, Roine Stolt, of Transatlantic
3. May 27, 2010: 1982 Trio Mount Ulriken, Bergen, Norway
1982 Trio, from left: Sigbjørn Apeland, Nils Økland, Øvind Skarbo 4. May 28, 2010: Stian Westerhus Natt Jazz, Bergen, Norway
5. May 28, 2010: Eivind Aarset Sonic Codex Natt Jazz, Bergen, Norway
6. June 27, 2010: John Scofield / Piety Street Band TD Ottawa International Jazz Festival, Ottawa, Canada
7. June 28, 2010: Ralph Towner / Paolo Fresu TD Ottawa International Jazz Festival, Ottawa, Canada
From left: Ralph Towner, Paolo Fresu 8. July 4, 2010: Christian Scott TD Ottawa International Jazz Festival, Ottawa, Canada
9. July 4, 2010: Tomasz Stańko TD Ottawa International Jazz Festival, Ottawa, Canada
10. July 9, 2010: Jan Erik Vold/Arild Andersen/Bill Frisell Kongsberg Jazz Festival, Kongsberg, Norway
Norwegian Poet Jan Erik Vold 11. July 10, 2010: Jaga Jazzist Kongsberg Jazz Festival, Kongsberg, Norway
12. July 21, 2010: Ketil Bjørnstad's Antonioni Project Molde Jazz Festival, Molde, Norway
Ketil Bjørnstad's Antonioni Project, from left: Anja Lechner, Arild Andersen, Eivind Aarset Andy Sheppard (Missing: Bjørnstad, Marilyn Mazur) 13. July 21, 2010: Nils Petter Molvær Trio Molde Jazz Festival, Molde, Norway
14. July 22, 2010: Ola Kvernberg's "Liarbird," with Joshua Redman Molde Jazz Festival, Molde, Norway
15. July 23, 2010: Motorpsycho/Trondheim Jazz Orchestra/Trondheimsolistene Molde Jazz Festival, Molde, Norway
From far right: Motorpsycho's Bent Sæthe and Hans Magnus Ryan with Ola Kvernberg and members of the Trondheim Jazz Orchestra/Trondheimsolistene 16. September 3, 2010: Jan Bang, ...and poppies from Kandahar Punkt Festival, Kristiansand, Norway
From left: Arve Henriksen, Jan Bang 17. September 4, 2010: Supersilent, with special guest John Paul Jones Punkt Festival, Kristiansand, Norway
From left: John Paul Jones and Supersilent's Arve Henriksen 18. October 2, 2010: Portico Quartet L'Astral, Montreal, Canada
Portico Quartet, from left: Jack Wyllie, Duncan Bellamy, Milo Fitzpatrick, Nick Mulvey 19. October 3, 2010: Chick Corea/Christian McBride/Brian Blade Dominion Chalmers Church, Ottawa, Canada
From left: Chick Corea, Christian McBride, Brian Blade 20. November 6, 2010: Juhani Aaltonen Quartet Tampere Jazz Happening, Tampere, Finland
From left: Iro Haarla, Ulfe Krokfors, Juhani Aaltonen, Reiska Laine 21. November 7 , 2010: Samuli Mikkonen, Marrku Ounaskari, Per Jørgensen Tampere Jazz Happening, Tampere, Finland
From left: Samuli Mikkonen, Per Jørgensen, Marrku Ounaskari 22. November 7 , 2010: Jimmy Herring Band New Universe Music Festival, Raleigh, USA

23. December 2 , 2010: Harmen Fraanje Avalonia Trio Dutch Jazz & World Meeting, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

24. December 2 , 2010: The Ploctones Dutch Jazz & World Meeting, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
The Ploctones, from left: Martijn Vink, Efraim Trujillo, Jeroen Vierdag, Anton Goudsmit25. December 3 , 2010: Eric Vloeimans' Gatecrash Dutch Jazz & World Meeting, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
From left:Jeroen van Vliet, Eric Vloeimans, Gulli Gudmundsson, Jasper van HultenPhoto Credits
Brad Mehldau: Tony Rodgers
Transatlantic: Courtesy of Radiant Records
1982 Trio: Luca Vitali
Eivind Aarset: Madli-Liis Parts
Eric Vloeimans' Gatecrash: Hans Speekenbrink
All Other Photos: John Kelman
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