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Shuteen Erdenebaatar

1 concert

Mongolian pianist Shuteen Erdenebaatar blends classical and jazz, winning top awards like the German Jazz Award. Known for her quartet, duo with Nils Kugelmann, and unique sound.

Greg Osby

1 concert

Saxophonist Greg Osby, born in St. Louis, is known for his post-bop style, blending jazz and hip-hop. He played with Herbie Hancock, and was a member of the M-Base Collective. Osby's notable albums include Sound Theatre and Channel Three.

Tord Gustavsen Trio

3 concerts

Norwegian jazz pianist Tord Gustavsen, key in Norway's jazz scene, is famed for releases like 'Changing Places' and 'The Ground.' Known for lyrical melodies, he collaborates with artists like Kristin Asbjørnsen and Simin Tander. His trio's unique style blends ancient hymns with Sufi poetry, gaining global acclaim.

Marc Ribot

5 concerts

Acclaimed guitarist Marc Ribot's "Songs of Resistance 1948 - 2018" merges WWII Italian, U.S. civil rights, and Mexican protest songs. Collaborators include Tom Waits and Steve Earle.

Marquis Hill

5 concerts

Chicago-born jazz trumpeter Marquis Hill fuses post-bop and jazz-funk with hip-hop, R&B, and neo-soul. He won the 2014 Thelonious Monk Jazz Competition, released New Gospel (2011), and acclaimed Concord debut The Way We Play (2016). A collaborator with artists like Benny Golson and Makaya McCraven, Hill's works include Soul Sign and Rituals + Routines.

Dave Holland

4 concerts

Dave Holland, born in Wolverhampton, England, is a notable jazz bassist celebrated for his work in post-bop, avant-garde, and fusion. Initially self-taught, Holland drew early influence from jazz greats like Leroy Vinnegar and Charles Mingus. He gained fame playing with Miles Davis, contributing to albums like "In a Silent Way" and "Bitches Brew." A Grammy-winner, Holland has led innovative collaborations with Kenny Wheeler and Steve Coleman. He's known for his albums "Conference of the Birds" and "What Goes Around." Besides performing, Holland has also dedicated much of his career to music education and continues to push jazz boundaries.

Lionel Loueke

2 concerts

Lionel Loueke, born in Benin, blends West African traditions with post-bop jazz. Known for emotive jazz solos, he gained fame with Herbie Hancock's Grammy-winning "River: The Joni Letters." Loueke's albums, including "Gaia" and "HH," showcase his jazz innovation. He has collaborated with Terence Blanchard, Norah Jones, and Angélique Kidjo and is praised for his unique global sound.

Hamilton De Holanda

1 concert

Hamilton de Holanda, Brazilian bandolinist from Brasília, blends choro, samba, frevo & bossa nova. Known for reinventing the 10-string bandolim with fast solos and rich improvisation.

Kiefer

1 concert

Kiefer, born in San Diego, blends jazz, R&B, hip-hop, and electronic music. Known for albums on Leaving Records and Stones Throw, he’s collaborated with Drake, Kaytranada, and produced for Anderson .Paak's Grammy-winning "Ventura." His music is emotional, optimistic, and celebrates life.

Tom Skinner

1 concert

London-born drummer Tom Skinner co-founded Sons of Kemet, blends jazz with experimental rock, and collaborates with Meshell Ndegeocello and Portishead’s Adrian Utley.

Michael Mayo

2 concerts

Michael Mayo, born to renowned L.A. session musicians, is a versatile vocalist and composer known for his song "The Way." He blends jazz and R&B, often using experimental and improvisational styles. Raised in the studio among legendary artists, he excels in both classic interpretations and creating complex solo compositions. His work is rooted in truth and authenticity.