A portrait in vocal jazz artistry.
—Pierre Giroux, All About Jazz
Vocalist Judy Wexler appears at Club 1881 in Pasadena, with Mitchel Forman (p), Blake White (b) & Kendall Kay (d).
Vocal Jazz Nights at Club 1881, hosted by Judy Wexler, take place on the first and third Saturdays of the month, featuring some of Los Angeles' finest jazz vocalists. The series has been ongoing since February 2025.
1881 Club is located at 1881 E. Washington Blvd., Pasadena, CA.
Ample free parking directly next door (Stater Bros. lot)
Music from 8:30pm-11:30pm
21+ | $10 cash cover at the door | $20 minimum
Pizza makers right outside— order a pizza or feel free to bring in food.
Judy’s acclaimed seventh album, No Wonder (2025), reached #19 on the national JazzWeek radio chart and remained in the Top 50 for three months. She has been featured twice on NPR’s Weekend Edition with Susan Stamberg, who noted, “Based on the evidence, Judy Wexler can sing almost anything.” Her artistry has also been recognized in The Absolute Sound magazine’s cover story, “13 Female Jazz Vocalists You Need to Hear,” and in a feature profile in DownBeat.
Jazz Views UK praised No Wonder, noting that “every note, phrase, and pause serves the story,” a fitting tribute to an artist whose greatest gift is making every song feel personal, honest, and unforgettable.
Vocal Jazz Nights at Club 1881, hosted by Judy Wexler, take place on the first and third Saturdays of the month, featuring some of Los Angeles' finest jazz vocalists. The series has been ongoing since February 2025.
1881 Club is located at 1881 E. Washington Blvd., Pasadena, CA.
Ample free parking directly next door (Stater Bros. lot)
Music from 8:30pm-11:30pm
21+ | $10 cash cover at the door | $20 minimum
Pizza makers right outside— order a pizza or feel free to bring in food.
About Judy Wexler
Jazz vocalist Judy Wexler is a nuanced and elegant storyteller whose warm, expressive voice and distinctive phrasing bring every lyric to life. A Billboard—and JazzWeek-charting recording artist, she has charmed audiences at major jazz festivals, performing arts centers, and renowned jazz clubs throughout the U.S. and abroad. JazzTimes Magazine has hailed her as “one of the most compelling jazz vocalists on the West Coast.”Judy’s acclaimed seventh album, No Wonder (2025), reached #19 on the national JazzWeek radio chart and remained in the Top 50 for three months. She has been featured twice on NPR’s Weekend Edition with Susan Stamberg, who noted, “Based on the evidence, Judy Wexler can sing almost anything.” Her artistry has also been recognized in The Absolute Sound magazine’s cover story, “13 Female Jazz Vocalists You Need to Hear,” and in a feature profile in DownBeat.
Jazz Views UK praised No Wonder, noting that “every note, phrase, and pause serves the story,” a fitting tribute to an artist whose greatest gift is making every song feel personal, honest, and unforgettable.
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