Newport Jazz Festival Newport Tickets - Fort Adams State Park

Diana Krall

58 concerts

Diana Krall, born in Nanaimo, Canada, jazz icon, transcends classic song styles with hits like "Love Scenes". Known for Grammy wins, she notably blends bossa nova and pop, collaborating with legends like Tony Bennett and Elvis Costello.

Cimafunk

7 concerts

Cimafunk, an Afro-Cuban artist known for integrating Cuban rhythms with African and US styles, redefines Afro-Latin music. Celebrated for his electric shows, he's famed for hits like "Me Voy". His album "El Alimento" gained top rankings and critical acclaim.

Marcus Miller

14 concerts

Born in Brooklyn, Marcus Miller is a versatile bassist known for his jazz-funk style and collaborations with Miles Davis, Lenny White, and Grover Washington, Jr. Winner of a Grammy for 2001's M², his albums often top jazz charts. Also a film composer with works like 2017's Marshall.

Kamasi Washington

29 concerts

LA-born Kamasi Washington, a jazz multi-instrumentalist, gained fame with "The Epic" and "Heaven and Earth". Collaborated with Snoop Dogg and Thundercat, won the American Music Prize.

The War And Treaty

42 concerts

Founded by Michael and Tanya Trotter in 2014, The War And Treaty captivates with their passionate blend of American music. They've earned GRAMMY nods, and won AMA Duo/Group of the Year. Critically acclaimed, they've collaborated with Zach Bryan and opened for legends like Al Green and John Legend.

Christian McBride

15 concerts

Philadelphia's Christian McBride, famed for his robust post-bop style, has won six Grammys. Known for early albums like "Gettin' to It," he's explored many genres. Also a jazz educator and radio host, he collaborates with top artists and directs jazz programs.

Julian Lage

7 concerts

Born in California, NY-based guitarist Julian Lage excels in blending American music history with innovative improvisation. Known for collaborations with Gary Burton, John Zorn, and more, his work spans numerous duo projects and received high praise for technical prowess.

Camille Thurman

1 concert

Camille Thurman, a Queens-born saxophonist, flutist, and vocalist, blends jazz and R&B. Known for her warm sound, she's worked with Chaka Khan and Alicia Keys. Notable albums include *Spirit Child* and *Inside the Moment*. She's received the Martin E. Segal Award and ASCAP Herb Alpert Award.

Julius Rodriguez

5 concerts

Westchester-born Julius Rodriguez, a versatile multi-instrumentalist and composer known for jazz and genre-mixing styles, collaborates with artists like Wynton Marsalis and A$AP Rocky. Featured in JAZZIZ and The New York Times, his work spans piano to bass and includes performances across NYC.

James Brandon Lewis

1 concert

Born into the jazz world, James Brandon Lewis triumphed with "The Jesup Wagon" in 2021, praised for blending gospel and folk-blues. Winning multiple Jazz Album of the Year titles, he's lauded by icons like Sonny Rollins for his profound musicality.

Arooj Aftab

6 concerts

Arooj Aftab, born in Pakistan, is a Berklee grad and Grammy-winning artist known for "Mohabbat." Renowned for her performance at global festivals and recognized by Obama.

Jon Batiste

5 concerts

Jon Batiste, Juilliard grad & ex-bandleader on Colbert, won an Academy Award & Grammy for "SOUL". Known for "WE ARE", he collaborates with Reznor & Ross.

Matthew Whitaker

1 concert

Matthew, a celebrated jazz artist, producer, and advocate, collaborates with stars like Jon Batiste. Three-time ASCAP winner, scores films, and boosts accessibility.

Big Freedia

1 concert

New Orleans-born Big Freedia, Queen Diva of bounce music, achieved mainstream success with hits like "Booty-Whop." Starred in reality shows, featured on tracks with Beyoncé, Drake, and acted as a bounce ambassador. Notable for her high-energy LGBTQ+ anthems and advocacy.

Soulive

1 concert

Formed in Woodstock, NY in 1996, jazz-funk trio Soulive blends soul-jazz, pop & hip-hop. Known for hits like "Get Down" & collaborations with John Scofield & Chaka Khan. Notable for albums on Blue Note & tributes to the Beatles.

The Soul Rebels

10 concerts

The Soul Rebels, a New Orleans brass band, blend funk, soul, hip hop, and jazz. Known for electrifying shows and collaborations with Nas, Metallica, Katy Perry, and more. Featured on NPR and Stephen Colbert's show. Tour extensively worldwide.

Keyon Harrold

6 concerts

Born in Ferguson, MO, GRAMMY-winning trumpeter Keyon Harrold blends jazz, rock, blues & hip hop. Known for the album 'The Mugician,' featuring artists like Gary Clark, Jr. & Robert Glasper. Celebrated for his modern, eclectic style and optimistic outlook.

Immanuel Wilkins

2 concerts

Saxophonist Immanuel Wilkins, from Philadelphia, now based in Brooklyn, composes deep jazz epics. Known for albums 'Omega' and 'The 7th Hand', collaborating with his quartet. 'Omega' was named #1 Jazz Album of 2020 by The NY Times.

Durand Jones

1 concert

Durand Jones, from the Southern US, excels in a blend of Delta rhythms, spirituals & spoken word. Known for his work with the Indications, his solo album "Wait Til I Get Over" features hits like "Lord Have Mercy," showcasing vintage Gospel with innovative twists.

Butcher Brown

16 concerts

Butcher Brown, known for "solar music," melds jazz, hip-hop, funk, and rock. They've collaborated with Kamasi Washington and dazzled at a 2021 NPR Tiny Desk Concert. Famous for their vibrant blend of genres and powerful live performances, they stem from VCU's jazz program.

Big Gigantic

2 concerts

Big Gigantic, Denver-based duo known for blending electronic music with live instruments like sax, have hits like "All of Me." Famous for Rowdytown at Red Rocks, their music features in Apple ads & more.

Samara Joy

24 concerts

Samara Joy, Bronx-born jazz sensation with a Verve Records debut, "Linger Awhile," gains acclaim with a velvety voice and classic style. Known for her gospel roots and awards, her music echoes greats like Sarah and Ella, captivating fans worldwide.

Dave Holland

1 concert

Jazz bassist Dave Holland, born in Wolverhampton, England, revolutionized acoustic bass in jazz, working with greats like Miles Davis. Notable for albums like "Conference of the Birds," Grammy-winner with collaborations across avant-garde to post-bop.