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Michael Mayo

1 concert

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.

Greg Osby

2 concerts

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

4 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

6 concerts

Marc Ribot, renowned guitarist, crafted "Songs of Resistance 1948 - 2018," featuring tracks inspired by historical movements and original work, with guests like Tom Waits and Steve Earle.

Marquis Hill

5 concerts

Chicago-born Marquis Hill is a renowned jazz trumpeter known for blending post-bop, jazz-funk, hip-hop, and more. He won the 2014 Thelonious Monk Jazz Trumpet Competition. Hill's acclaimed works include New Gospel, The Way We Play, and Love Tape. He has collaborated with notable artists like Benny Golson and Makaya McCraven.

Dave Holland

4 concerts

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.

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.

Tom Skinner

2 concerts

London-based drummer Tom Skinner, key in the city's underground music for 20 years, is in The Smile and Sons of Kemet. Known for albums like "A Light for Attracting Attention," and Hello Skinny projects on Brownswood. Grammy-nominated with unique jazz-dub-techno fusion.