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Billboard Recording Artist Ashley Paul Announces New Single 'I Just Had To Fall,' Arriving July 22 Via Dauman/Universal

July 24, 2026

Billboard recording artist Ashley Paul is stepping into a new era with the release of her new single, “I Just Had to Fall," arriving July 22 via Dauman/Universal. The original song introduces a more intimate and sophisticated side of Paul’s artistry, expanding her catalog into jazz and adult contemporary music while highlighting the vocal presence and ...

News: Recording

GRAMMY-Nominated Jazz Star Deborah Silver And Jazz Icon Diane Schuur Reimagine 'The Lady Is a Tramp'

July 23, 2026

GRAMMY-nominated jazz artist Deborah Silver joins forces with legendary jazz icon Diane Schuur for a captivating new interpretation of the Rodgers & Hart classic “The Lady Is a Tramp," available worldwide on July 24. Produced by GRAMMY Award-winning producer Steve Tyrell, the recording transforms the beloved standard into a powerful musical conversation between two extraordinary women ...

Article: Live Review

Lettuce at Miner Auditorium

by Steven Roby
July 23, 2026

Lettuce Miner Auditorium San Francisco, CA July 19, 2026 A funny thing happens when Lettuce comes to SFJAZZ. The Miner Auditorium--normally a model of concert-hall decorum--starts to feel less like a jazz temple and more like the world's hippest funk party in a neighborhood. Even before the first note, Sunday ...

Article: Radio & Podcasts

Suzanne Ciani, Dee Alexander, Nicole Mitchell, Tomeka Reid, Coco Elysses, Renee Baker And More

by Lawrence Peryer
July 23, 2026

This week opens in memoriam: a tribute EP for the late AACM pianist and educator Ann “Mama Ann" Ward, played by the Chicago improvisers who came up under her. From there the hour turns to two young horn players remaking their own instrument's vocabulary, before settling into this week's TheTonearm.com lineup: Suzanne Ciani's synthesizer music rescored ...

News: Recording

Tenor Saxophonist Azar Lawrence Sums Up His Lifelong Musical Trajectory On 'Turn The Music Up,' Set For September 25 Release On Trazar Records

July 23, 2026

Tenor saxophone titan Azar Lawrence’s past, present, and future converge with the September 25th release of Turn the Music UponLawrence’s own Trazar Records. The world-renowned 73-year-old player and composer, who first made his name in the spiritual jazz and funk-fusion of the 1970s, revisits some of the milestones of that era, filtering it through the lens ...

Article: Live Review

Melissa Aldana Quartet at Wave Hill

by Paul Reynolds
July 22, 2026

Melissa Aldana Wave Hill Public Garden & Cultural Center Sunset Wednesday New York NY July 15, 2026 Wildfire smoke from Canada choked New York City last Wednesday night, including at Wave Hill, the garden and cultural center located north of Manhattan, which customarily offers outdoor shows with spectacular views ...

Article: In Pictures

Asbury Park Jazz Festival 2026

by Tanja Momcilovic
July 22, 2026

A collection of photos from the Asbury Jazz Festival in City of Asbury Park on June 28th, 2026 featuring Marel Hidalgo, Reza Khan, Bill Heller, Matt King, Mark Egan, Antoine Knight, Cliff Almond, Aron Heick, Nick Stefanacci, Dee Brown, Ragan Whiteside and Paula Atherton. After more a decade away Asbury Park Jazz Festival returns at Sunset ...

News: Music Industry

David Ling And The New Pulse Of Boston Jazz

July 22, 2026

Boston’s jazz scene is defined by profound resilience. For decades, the city thrived as a northern sanctuary for the genre. This is the city where George Wein opened Storyville in 1950, handing the microphone to Charlie Parker and Billie Holiday. It is the city where Miles Davis famously tore the roof off the Jazz Workshop. But ...

Article: Radio & Podcasts

Douyé, Ali Ryerson, Carolyn Lee Jones, Kris Davis, Ran Blake & Dominique Eade, Bria Skonberg, Tom Ricci, Roni Ben-Hur & More

by Mary Foster Conklin
July 20, 2026

This broadcast includes new music from Douyé, Ali Ryerson, Carolyn Lee Jones, Kris Davis, Ran Blake & Dominique Eade, Bria Skonberg, Tom Ricci and Roni Ben-Hur, plus birthday shoutouts to Mavis Staples, Carol Morgan, Amber Weekes, Hey Rim Jeon, Mira Choquette, Lezlie Harrison, Lolivone de la Rosa, Nancy Erickson Lamont and Honorable Man Billy Eckstine, among ...

News: Award / Grant

Doris Duke Foundation Seeking Jazz Artists' Opinions on Generative AI in the Performing Arts

July 20, 2026

Dear Jazz Colleague, Our partners at the Doris Duke Foundation are conducting a research study to better understand how generative AI is affecting performing artists working in theater, dance, and live music. To help ensure the voices of jazz artists are well represented, we encourage musicians, presenters, educators, and others working in jazz to participate in ...