MRC Trio Canadian Tour 2003
Hugh Marsh/ Barry Romberg/ Rufus Cappadocia
National Jazz Award Nominee
Best Electric Group
Hugh Marsh/ Barry Romberg/ Rufus Cappadocia
National Jazz Award Nominee
Best Electric Group
Tony Adamo is a gifted jazz vocalist/songwriter, and his new CD release, DANCE OF LOVE, is a big winner in the smooth jazz and jazz vocals category. A wide listening audience of the jazz community will find these collections of original material both entertaining and enjoyable.
Tony Adamo has a fine singing voice, and at times, he sounds like British singer, David Bowie. Tony Adamo is the David Bowie of the smooth jazz set, and Adamo has quite the unique voice.
The Nation;s Largest Free Jazz Festival!
May 1-26, 2003
What: Presented by the City of Atlantas Bureau of Cultural Affairs, the 26th Annual Atlanta Jazz Festival will celebrate 26 Days of Jazz featuring legendary jazz artists Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Eddie Palmieri, and Bobby Sanabria y Ascension, as well as hot, new jazz sensations Soulive, Maysa, and Metalwood.
Tour Dates:
Feb.23rd – Winnipeg, The Pyramid
Feb.24th – Calgary, The Engineered
Air Theatre at Epcore Center
Feb.25th – Vancouver, The Sonar
Feb.27th – Toronto, Revival
JANUARY 29, 2003
Wednesday OPERA HOUSE SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA NORAH JONES BAND
JANUARY 31, 2003
Friday CONCERT HALL BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA NORAH JONES BAND
FEBRUARY 1, 2003
Saturday ROYAL THEATER CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA NORAH JONES BAND
Visiting maestro follows up master class with free concert
Ramsay Short
Daily Star staff
The last time Alex Wilson was in Lebanon he was stuck in a hotel band playing piano at a club in Kaslik. Contracted for three months, the experience was so bad he left after just one.
“The management of that place was terrible, we were stuck in a hotel on a hill, couldn’t really move around, everything that could go wrong went wrong,” he says.
ELLIS MARSALIS & SONS BRANFORD, WYNTON, DELFEAYO AND JASON
Play Verizon Hall SUNDAY, MARCH 2
The Kimmel Center One of Only Five U.S. Stops on Exclusive Tour
SONNY ROLLINS Makes Kimmel Center Debut FRIDAY, MARCH 7
PHILADELPHIA–An incredible week of jazz comes to The Kimmel Center this March when Ellis Marsalis and Sons perform in Verizon Hall on Sunday, March 2 at 7:30 p.m. and the great Sonny Rollins makes his Kimmel Center debut on Friday, March 7 at 8 p.m.
3/7 Verizon Hall, Philadelphia
3/14 McCarter Theater, Princeton, NJ
4/12 Berklee Performance Center, Boston
1/31-2/1 Avery Fisher Hall, NYC w/ Toshiko Akiyoshi Jazz Orch.
2/3, 2/10, 2/17, 2/24 Birdland, NYC w/ Toshiko Akiyoshi Jazz Orch.
2/28-3/1 Blue Wisp, Cincinnati
3/3, 3/10 Birdland, NYC w/ Toshiko Akiyoshi Jazz Orch
3/7 Verizon Hall, Philadelphia
3/14 McCarter Theater, Princeton, NJ
4/12 Berklee Performance Center, Boston
1/31-2/1 Avery Fisher Hall, NYC w/ Toshiko Akiyoshi Jazz Orch.
2/3, 2/10, 2/17, 2/24 Birdland, NYC w/ Toshiko Akiyoshi Jazz Orch.
2/28-3/1 Blue Wisp, Cincinnati
3/3, 3/10 Birdland, NYC w/ Toshiko Akiyoshi Jazz Orch
A quick reminder about the concert featuring Ajay Heble (piano) and Jesse Stewart (percussion) on Saturday January 25, 2:00 pm, at the Music Gallery, St. George the Martyr Church, 197 John Street at Stephanie in Toronto.