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Jazz This Week: New Year's Eve Jazz in St. Louis, and More
While New Year's Eve isn't usually a particularly big night for live jazz in St. Louis, there seem to be slightly more than the usual number of jazz-related options out there this year.Among the more noteworthy revels occurring this Thursday evening:* Singer Erin Bode (pictured) and her band will be doing two ...
STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: Sampling the St. Louis Scene
For the last Saturday video post of 2009, let's take a look at a grab-bag of clips featuring musicians and singers currently active on the St. Louis jazz and creative music scene. From the top, we've got:* Singer Erin Bode and her band - bassist (and ...
Buyers Raising Funds for KFUO Purchase, Responding to Petitions
In a story published in today's St. Louis Post-Dispatch, classical music critic Sarah Bryan Miller writes that fundraising help for the purchase of radio station KFUO (99.1 FM) by Gateway Creative Broadcasting is coming from a couple of somewhat surprising sources: the families of former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Andy Benes and current Cardinals star, first ...
David King Featured in Latest Jazz St. Louis Podcast Interview
The latest installment of Jazz St. Louis' ongoing series of podcasts is now online, featuring an interview between David King, drummer of The Bad Plus, and JSL's Bob Bennett.The Bad Plus will be in St. Louis to perform Wednesday, January 6 through Saturday, January 9 at Jazz at the Bistro. You can listen to ...
Jazz This Week: Season's Greetings from St. Louis Jazz Notes
With the Christmas holiday on Friday, it's a slow weekend for live music generally in St. Louis, but there are a couple of noteworthy shows happening early next week.On Monday, bassist David Certain, who's played with Eddie Henderson, Gary Bartz and Little Jimmy Scott, leads a quartet at BB's Jazz, Blues and Soups, featuring ...
Eight More Cabaret Shows Coming to Kranzberg Arts Center
Impresario Jim Dolan has announced a schedule of eight cabaret performers who will play the Kranzberg Arts Center in February and March under the auspices of his Presenters Dolan organization. The lineup of shows, which features all St. Louis performers and, for the most part, leans toward the theatrical end of the cabaret spectrum, is:
Tickets Now on Sale for Jamie Cullum's March 14 Show in St. Louis
Tickets are now on sale for the performance by singer/pianist Jamie Cullum on Sunday, March 14 at the Roberts Orpheum Theatre. Seats for Cullum's St. Louis show were first offered as premiums in a recent pledge drive by local PBS affiliate KETC, and are now available to the general public for $35 and $40 ...
STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: Getting Acquainted with Vijay Iyer
This week, let's take a look at some videos featuring pianist Vijay Iyer. Iyer is one of the most talked-about jazz musicians of this year, and will be making his St. Louis debut starting Wednesday, January 20 through Saturday, January ...
Jazz This Week: Oliver Lake Organ Trio with Russell Gunn, Garaj Mahal, Funky Butt Brass Band, and More
We're heading into the proverbial holiday home stretch of 2009, and though some local music venues have gone dormant for the holidays (such as the various university-based concert series) and others are deep into Christmas music to the exclusion of all else, there are still some noteworthy events over the next few days in St. Louis ...
Larry Johnson CD Release Event Set for Tuesday, December 29 at the Sheldon
Saxophonist Larry Johnson will celebrate the release of Circles, his debut CD as a leader, with a performance at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, December 29 at the Sheldon Concert Hall.Johnson is a frequent musical associate of trumpeter Jim Manley and pianist Carolbeth True, and both will be on hand to perform at the CD release ...
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