HeyJaredAndrew Gilbert
STORY ANGLES - Human Interest Approach: Focuses on personal journeys, emotional experiences, and cultural roots, such as Lucía’s rise in jazz or Becca Stevens’ pandemic-inspired album.
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Acclaimed jazz singer at a crossroads sets series of Bay Area concerts (opens the original)
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Ever since Cyrille Aimée won the inaugural Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition in 2012 with a quietly devastating ballad interpretation of “I’m Through With Love” she’s been a regular, incandescent presence on Bay Area stages. In a scene boasting an abundance of sensational 21st-century singers, the French-born artist has distinguished herself with her lustrous tone, vivacious scatting, rhythmic acuity, and a vast, polyglot repertoire laced with her finely crafted originals. But h
Bill Frisell heads to Bay Area for gigs with friends old and new (opens the original)
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Even Bill Frisell’s simplest phrases are shaped by a lattice of influences too thick to untangle. The inveterately inventive guitarist assembles bands in much the same way, by weaving together a web of relationships dense with shared, crisscrossing history. He kicks off a series of Northern California gigs Sept. 24 at Kuumbwa Jazz Center, introducing his new ensemble Harmony Five. While the tour marks the quintet’s inaugural flight, the musicians share so many different bandstand experiences tha
Monterey Jazz Fest 2026: Moving forward while looking back (opens the original)
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The formula behind the Monterey Jazz Festival’s enduring success is simple, elegant and eminently replicable, but precious few jazz presenters have attempted to adopt the equation. While welcoming new programming and musical ideas, Monterey has always cultivated a keen sense of its own history, purposefully drawing on triumphs that have taken place on the festival’s stages while showcasing the young talent nurtured by the organization’s education programs. RELATED: Monterey Jazz Festival 2026: 1
SFJAZZ kicks off new season with star bassist paying tribute to a legend (opens the original)
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When it comes to star power, the gravitational force generated by the music and legends of John Coltrane and Miles Davis has warped the 2026 jazz calendar. Contrary to programmatic appearances, they weren’t the only jazz giants who arrived on Earth in 1926. There are at least a half-dozen indispensable jazz artists deserving centennial celebration, including pianist/composer Randy Weston, trombonist/arranger Melba Liston, saxophonist/composer Jimmy Heath, and alto saxophonist Lou Donaldson. So i
Fall arts 2026: Here are 7 Bay Area productions dance fans should know about (opens the original)
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It’s a felicitous coincidence that the dance world pivots on the two seasons with action-verb monikers, fall and spring. The former is accompanied by swarms of students returning to classrooms and campuses, with the dance world snapping to attention in September. Chronologically we’ve still got several weeks of summer left, but the advent of autumn semester plunges us into the world of movement and music. It’s time to fall into dance, and dance into fall. Here’s a look at some of the dance produ
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