Throughout its history jazz has been in fashion and out of it – but it’s never gone away. Jazz is at its heart Black American ...

From Orrin Evans' big 50th birthday celebration to a Roscoe Mitchell-Tyshawn Sorey twofer at Solar Myth, it'll be a very ...

With over 20 more artists still to be unveiled, including some surprise international acts that are sure to leave ...

Penelope Keep ’28 offers backstage memories from Stanford Jazz Orchestra's concert last week and previews an energetic jazz ...

Dr Jerome C Crichton’s latest project, TransAtlantic Journey, is more than just an album it is an artistic and historical ...

Dr. Jerome C. Crichton Presents a Collector’s Item Digital, CD & Vinyl Album, Honoring the History of his Enslaved Ancestors ...

Afro-jazz singer Phinda is back in studio. Picture: Supplied The EP is a testament to her artistic evolution, featuring five emotionally charged tracks that artfully combine Afro-jazz, soul ...

A banner from the “Asian Americans for Jesse Jackson” campaign welcomes visitors to “Crescendo,” an ongoing archival exhibition at Asian Arts Initiative. The 1988 presidential campaign banner sets the ...

Through contemporary Afro Fusion Jazz compositions, Dr. Crichton reinterprets the experience of his enslaved African ancestors, drawing parallels to his own journey across the Atlantic.

After a six-month wait, the Smooth Jazz Festival is ready for a spring show at Riverwalk Amphitheater this weekend.

Emily Estefan is following in the footsteps of her Miami music royalty parents Emilio and Gloria Estefan, who are longtime ambassadors of the city’s live music experience.