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A comprehensive list of notable jazz festivals around the world, with historic and current events. Find out the location, year, notes and image of each festival, from Ann Arbor to Zürich.
Jazz at Lincoln Center is a jazz organization and venue in New York City, founded by Wynton Marsalis. It includes Dizzy's Club, a jazz club named after trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie, and the Nesuhi Ertegun Jazz Hall of Fame.
Find out which radio stations play jazz in different forms and locations across the US. This web page provides a comprehensive list of terrestrial, satellite and internet stations, with frequency, channel, format, type, and website information.
Rochester's annual jazz festival will be bookended with freebie shows from the Deep South — a Mississippi Delta blues master performing on the second night and the festival finale a week later ...
A weekly jazz program on WAMU, hosted by Rob Bamberger since 1980. Learn about the history, format, and controversies of this popular show that features vintage jazz recordings and commentary.
The Hudson Brothers were a pop rock group formed by brothers Bill, Brett and Mark Hudson in Portland, Oregon. They had several hit singles in the 1970s and starred in their own TV shows, including The Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show.
Learn about the history and evolution of the Newport Jazz Festival, an annual American jazz music festival held in Rhode Island since 1954. The 1958 festival featured Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday, and other legends, and was documented in the film Jazz on a Summer's Day.
Learn about the history, performers, and education programs of the annual jazz festival in Monterey, California. The festival features jazz, blues, and rock music on nine stages and donates to musical education.