Throughout September, Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Dizzy’s Club Coca–Cola hosts the sixth annual Coca–Cola Generations in Jazz Festival. The festival kicks off on September 1 as dynamic vocalist and Late Night Sessions host Michael Mwenso joins rising star vocalist Brianna Thomas on the club stage. In keeping with tradition, this year’s festival, which runs through September 30, features extraordinary artists spanning three generations with programming that honors iconic musicians and composers alongside emerging artists and bandleaders of today.
“From the genius of Ray Charles and Gil Scott-Heron to the artistry of legends Jimmy Cobb, Tootie Heath, Kenny Barron and Gary Bartz, we have it all on stage at the Coca–Cola Generations in Jazz Festival ,” said Georgina Javor, Assistant Director of Programming for Jazz at Lincoln Center. “We are excited to present the festival for the sixth year in a row and remain deeply grateful to Coca–Cola for their generous support of the festival from its inception.”
“At the Generations in Jazz festival, we not only celebrate our living jazz masters, but we also give our rising stars an opportunity to join them on stage,” said vocalist and JALC Curator & Programming Associate Michael Mwenso. “That is partly what makes this festival unique and special. During the course of the 30-day festival, I am excited to see and hear how the music’s seasoned veterans create in partnership with the next generation of leaders. Whether you join us for the early set, Late Night Sessions, or a dance party, we hope that audiences will be filled with the spirit of jazz in the House of Swing.”
The opening week also includes concerts by Charenee Wade performing the music of Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson (Sep 2). Later, Louis Hayes kicks off the Lessons From Our Masters series (Sep 3), which features a master of jazz alongside a multi-generational band. The series also features legends Jimmy Cobb (Sep 4), Tootie Heath (Sep 5), and Kenny Barron (Sep 6). The following week brings Flip Side Sessions, kicking off with the club debut of vocalist and Brooklyn native Brandon Bain for the early set paired with the talents of tenor saxophonist and vocalist Camille Thurman for the late set (Sep 7). The week also includes not-to-be-missed performances by the versatile Revive Big Band led by Igmar Thomas (Sep 8) and an outstanding trio composed of Dan Tepfer, Gary Peacock and Billy Hart (Sep 9). The Cookers, a powerful ensemble featuring Billy Harper, Cecil McBee, Eddie Henderson, David Weiss, Donald Harrison, George Cables and Hart close out the week (Sep 10 – 13). Flip Side Sessions return for the festival’s third week with father and son Nasar Abadey and Kush Abadey, both making their club debuts as leaders (Sep 14) . The following night, Alexis Cole and Bucky Pizzarelli headline for a night (Sep 15) of hot jazz. The week also features the club debut of the Ryan Cohan Sextet (Sep 16) with Steve Wilson, John Ellis, Alex Sipiagin, Lorin Cohen and Donald Edwards; multiple generations of Latin jazz with The Curtis Brothers Featuring Ray Vega (Sep 17); and the long-awaited return to Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola by the legendary vocalist Carmen Lundy (Sep 18 – 20).
Flip Side Sessions also opens the fourth week of the festival, this time featuring the Victor Gould Trio with Ralph Peterson and Ben Wolfe paired with the Theo Hill Trio with special guest Myron Walden (Sep 21). Later that week, saxophonists dominate the club stage, starting with the outstanding Steve Wilson Generations Band (Sep 22) leading into two nights of music by the legendary Gary Bartz at 75 (Sep 23 – 24). Bryan Carter Plays the Music of Ray Charles with special guests Danielle Brooks & Wycliffe Gordon for three nights of soulful blues to close out the week (Sep 25 – 27). The final three nights of the festival showcase large ensembles playing a variety of styles: Andy Milne & Dapp Theory (Sep 28), Josh Evans Big Band with special guest Billy Harper (Sep 29), Riley Mulherkar: Music of Duke Ellington(Sep 30, 7:30pm), Crescent City Samba (Sep 30, 9:30pm) and the Evan Sherman Septet (Sep 30, 11:30p).
Tuesday through Saturday during the festival, the popular Late Night Sessions will also feature some of jazz’s most talented up and coming artists, including ensembles led by Joel Ross, Eddie Barbash and Giacomo Smith, Sammy Miller, Gabe Schnider and Joseph Boga. Select Dizzy’s Club Coca–Cola performances will be available via live web stream. Click here for the schedule and more information on Jazz at Lincoln Center’s live webcasts.
2015 Coca–Cola Generations in Jazz Festival Complete Lineup:
Tuesday, September 1, 2015, 7:30, 9:30 and 11:30pm
Michael Mwenso, Brianna Thomas and the All–Stars
Opening Night of the Generations in Jazz Festival
Vocalists Michael Mwenso and Brianna Thomas return to kick off the Generations in Jazz Festival, and after a series of phenomenal performances, this duo has earned its reputation as a must–see part of the Festival. Both vocalists are adept bandleaders with magnetic personalities, and they perform together with a devilish chemistry. The band consists of nine rising star musicians who have worked extensively with Mwenso in particular, helping them keep up with whatever twists and turns he inevitably throws their way.
Cover: $35 (7:30pm and 9:30pm), $30 (11:30pm)
Student Cover: $20
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Charenee Wade
Offering: Music of Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson
A regular highlight of the Generations in Jazz Festival, Charenee Wade returns for the first time as a leader. On June 23rd, Wade released her highly praised new album, Offering: the Music of Gil Scott–Heron and Brian Jackson, and now she’s here to celebrate it. Wade and her funky, tight–as–hell band bring an impassioned sense of urgency to the music befitting of Scott–Heron’s powerful and timely messages.
Cover: $30
Student Cover: $25
Thursday, September 3, 2015
Louis Hayes
Lessons From Our Masters
While still in his teens in 1956, Louis Hayes moved to New York and joined the Horace Silver Quintet, spending the following couple of years working with greats like John Coltrane and Curtis Fuller, and then joining Cannonball Adderley’s quintet in 1959. He has since become one of the most recorded drummers in jazz history, and one of the players to most successfully navigate the changes in jazz since the hard bop era. Though his résumé also includes working with Sonny Rollins, Dizzy Gillespie, Yusef Lateef, Ravi Shankar, J.J. Johnson, Ray Brown, Wes Montgomery, and countless more, he has spent the last several decades as a leader, mobilizing some of the tightest and most cohesive groups in the business. For both the band and the audience, tonight’s performance will be a lesson from a true master.
Cover: $40
Student Cover: $25 (9:30pm only)
Friday, September 4, 2015
Jimmy Cobb Quartet
Lessons From Our Masters
Every jazz fan has his or her own favorite record with NEA Jazz Master, drummer Jimmy Cobb on drums, from Miles Davis’ Kind of Blue to John Coltrane’s Giant Steps. This drum master hasn’t slowed down a bit, as he proved last year during his 85th birthday celebration at Dizzy’s Club Coca–Cola. For both the band and the audience, tonight’s performance will be a lesson from a true master.
Cover: $40
Student Cover: $25
Saturday, September 5, 2015
Tootie Heath: The Whole Drum Truth
Lessons From Our Masters
Tonight’s master is legendary drummer Tootie Heath, who first recorded in the 1950s with John Coltrane, recorded as a leader for over 50 years, and performed alongside such artists as Dexter Gordon, Nina Simone, Wes Montgomery, and countless others. Heath recently celebrated his 80th birthday with us at Dizzy’s Club Coca–Cola, and incredibly, popular opinion suggests that the drummer sounds better than ever. Joining Heath will be multiple generations of top drummers, including Louis Hayes, Joe Saylor and Sylvia Cuenca.
Cover: $45
Student Cover: $35
Sunday, September 6, 2015
Kenny Barron Quartet
Lessons From Our Masters
NEA Jazz Master and nine–time GRAMMY Award®–nominated pianist Kenny Barron, one of the most important pianists of the last several decades, is known both for his solo work and for his projects with Ella Fitzgerald, Joe Henderson, Stan Getz, Dizzy Gillespie, Yusef Lateef, and many more. His exquisite repertoire of original music includes recent compositions and modern classics that span his work with the aforementioned artists as well as more recent contemporaries. Praised endlessly for both his sensitivity and his virtuosity, Barron is undisputedly one of the top jazz pianists in the world, and we are thrilled to welcome him back to Dizzy’s Club Coca–Cola. For both the band and the audience, tonight’s performance will be a lesson from a true master.
Cover: $40
Student Cover: $25
Monday, September 7, 2015, 7:30pm
An Evening with Brandon Bain
Flip Side Sessions
Vocalist and Brooklyn native Brandon Bain, a regular on the New York club scene, makes his Dizzy’s Club Coca–Cola debut as a leader in this one–set showcase. Bain offers heartfelt interpretations of jazz standards, showtunes, the Great American Songbook, popular music (from Queen to Billy Joel), and, in a nod to his Caribbean heritage, Calypso music. As an artist, his purpose is not only to present songs with beautiful, stand–out melodies, but also to dig deeper into the stories they tell. Though many of the songs are older than Bain, he is an adept storyteller who helps audiences connect to themes universal and timeless, as relevant to the human experience today as when they were first penned.
Cover: $35
Student Cover: $20
Monday, September 7, 2015, 9:30pm
Camille Thurman Quartet
Flip Side Sessions
The multitalented Camille Thurman is an award–winning composer, a formidable saxophonist, and a second–place winner of the prestigious Sarah Vaughan Vocal Competition. She has performed with artists ranging from Dr. Billy Taylor, George Coleman, Lew Tabackin, and George Benson, to Chaka Khan, Alicia Keys, and Missy Elliot. For one set only, she leads her own quartet of Anthony Wonsey, Lonnie Plaxico, and Alvester Garnett, as she sings, plays, and showcases original compositions and some classics. Thurman has more than earned her turn in the spotlight, and we’re proud to have her lead this show at Dizzy’s Club Coca–Cola.
Cover: $35
Student Cover: $20
Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Revive Big Band Led by Igmar Thomas
Bridging together genres and artists of multiple generations–in a perfect match for our Generations in Jazz Festival–Igmar Thomas’ Revive Big Band brings a high–energy big band approach to music by Oliver Nelson, Wayne Shorter, A Tribe Called Quest, J. Dilla, Freddie Hubbard, Bilal, and more. This chameleonic group shifts with ease across swing, funk, hip–hop, R&B, soul, and beyond. A true super–group, the Revive Big Band has included over 50 members, all of whom have major name recognition in jazz, and many of whom have made significant contributions to the growing realm of jazz that incorporates defining elements of younger genres.
Cover: $35
Student Cover: $20
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Dan Tepfer/Gary Peacock/Billy Hart
Three astoundingly creative musicians of different backgrounds join for one unforgettable evening. 33–year–old pianist Dan Tepfer is a daring and thoughtful improviser well versed in both jazz and classical music, though his music and artistic ambitions go beyond such genre lines. Joining Tepfer will be drummer Billy Hart and bassist Gary Peacock, two jazz veterans more than twice his age. Hart has performed with some of the most significant jazz musicians of the last 45 years, including Herbie Hancock and McCoy Tyner, and his flexible and conversational drumming style is an ideal match for Tepfer’s explorative approach. Peacock, too, has worked with numerous jazz icons across styles and is perhaps known best for his decades–long tenure with Keith Jarrett, a gig that more than proves his ability to improvise with an intellectually demanding pianist.
Cover: $30
Student Cover: $25
Thursday–Sunday, September 10–13, 2015
The Cookers
With saxophonist Billy Harper, bassist Cecil McBee, trumpeters Eddie Henderson and David Weiss, saxophonist Donald Harrison, pianist George Cables, and drummer Billy Hart
Jazz veterans, colleagues, and kindred spirits Billy Harper, Eddie Henderson, George Cables, Cecil McBee, Billy Hart, and David Weiss forge a world–class union. Taking their group name from a 1965 Freddie Hubbard album, The Night of the Cookers: Live at Club La Marchal, this exciting all–star sextet summons an aggressive mid–1960s spirit. Their repertoire includes a potent collection of expansive post–bop originals, marked by the requisite killer instincts and pyrotechnic playing expected of the scene’s heaviest hitters. The depth and power of their music speaks of the seasoned track record of its members, who, combined, have over 250 years of experience in the jazz world and have been a part of over 1,000 recordings.
Cover: Thursday, Friday and Sunday $40, Saturday $45
Student Cover: $25
Monday, September 14, 2015, 7:30pm
Nasar Abadey & SUPERNOVA
Flip Side Sessions
Drummer Nasar Abadey is a versatile, yet distinctive musician who has performed with Pharoah Sanders, Dizzy Gillespie, Hank Jones, Ella Fitzgerald, Sun Ra, and many more. His SUPERNOVA group, featuring stars of the D.C. jazz scene, was recently selected by the U.S. State Department and Jazz at Lincoln Center as an Ambassador for the American Music Abroad Rhythm Road program. From one piece to the next, the group writes and improvises through “traditional African rhythms, bebop, fusion, Afro–Cuban, Afro–Brazilian, modal, and free form” styles. Beyond the group’s stylistic flexibility, what really stands out is their masterful pacing, through which they thoroughly explore ideas, grooves, and moods with an entrancing sense of direction and organic evolution.
Cover: $35
Student Cover: $20
Monday, September 14, 2015, 9:30pm
Kush Abadey Quartet
Flip Side Sessions
Still in his early 20s, drummer Kush Abadey has been enjoying a fast–paced and eclectic career for years. At age 16, he joined the quintet led by Grammy Award–winning trumpeter Wallace Roney, and he has since worked with artists including Frank Lacy, JD Allen, Terence Blanchard, and David Weiss, contributing to original projects ranging from jazz to rock and electronica. Recent highlights (in a rapidly growing list of accomplishments) include performing for Michelle Obama at the White House and becoming the youngest artist ever selected for the Strathmore Artist–in–Residence program. Abadey is a phenomenal young talent, and we’re excited to have him lead the 9:30pm set, following his father’s performance at 7:30pm.
Cover: $35
Student Cover: $20
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
A Beautiful Friendship: Alexis Cole & Bucky Pizzarelli
A natural entertainer and a relentless humorist, 89–year–old guitarist and banjoist Bucky Pizzarelli is a living legend and an American treasure. A rare jazz master of the seven–string guitar, Pizzarelli has performed for multiple Presidents of the United States, worked with Les Paul and Benny Goodman, and was a staff musician for The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. To this day, Pizzarelli remains an artist of continued relevance and authenticity. Joining him is vocalist Alexis Cole, called “exquisite” by The New York Times. Cole has performed at top jazz clubs around the world, stolen the show at international vocal competitions, and sung with the Boston Pops and New York Philharmonic. Her nine recordings as a leader, all featuring top contemporary jazz artists, have showcased her original, interpretive vision of established jazz traditions.
Cover: $40
Student Cover: $30
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Ryan Cohan Sextet
A powerfully expressive pianist and composer of keen intellect, Ryan Cohan has released five critically acclaimed albums of original music and performed with a wide range of jazz luminaries and stellar ensembles, including Freddie Hubbard, Joe Locke, Gregory Porter, Ramsey Lewis, Andy Narell, and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Cohan’s inventive vision and versatility have earned him a prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship for composition, Sundance Institute’s Film Composer Fellowship, and multiple New Works commissions from Chamber Music America. Tonight’s sets will showcase some newly penned compositions as well as music from Cohan’s latest release, The River, a concert–length suite inspired by a U.S. State Department tour of East Africa. Always driving forward through a variety of dynamic grooves, the music maintains an exciting modern edge while reflecting the jazz tradition. For this Dizzy’s Club Coca–Cola debut, Cohan has united Steve Wilson, John Ellis, Alex Sipiagin, Lorin Cohen, and Donald Edwards, some of the finest improvisers, composers, and bandleaders around
Cover: $30
Student Cover: $25
Thursday, September 17, 2015
The Curtis Brothers Featuring Ray Vega
In this one–night–only event, the generations of Latin jazz come together at Dizzy’s Club Coca–Cola. A native of the South Bronx, Ray Vega is a veteran of the bands of Tito Puente, Ray Barretto, Mongo Santamaria, Mario Bauza, Luis “Perico” Ortiz, Hector LaVoe, Johnny Pacheco, Larry Harlow, Pete “El Conde” Rodriguez, and Louis Ramirez, to name a few. Luques and Zaccai Curtis–two Jazz at Lincoln Center favorites known together as the Curtis Brothers–have made their mark in Latin jazz by recognizing and exploring core elements such as blues harmonies and the swing rhythms of the Africa–Caribbean–New Orleans lineage that, as a cultural and musical melting pot, make for a distinct and irresistible fusion. They are joined by drummer Richie Barshay and conga player Renaldo DeJesus.
Cover: $35
Student Cover: $25
Friday–Sunday, September 18–20, 2015
Carmen Lundy
Carmen Lundy makes her long–awaited Dizzy’s Club Coca–Cola debut during the Generations in Jazz Festival. In a true bridging of generations, Lundy, Patrice Rushen, and Kenny Davis – all esteemed industry veterans – host Jamison Ross and Andrew Renfroe, two of tomorrow’s brightest stars. Though best known as a distinguished jazz vocalist, Lundy also expertly incorporates elements of funk, soul, and R&B, making this particular grouping of musicians particularly appropriate and exciting.
Cover: Friday $40, Saturday $45, Sunday $35
Student Cover: $25
Monday, September 21, 2015, 7:30pm
Victor Gould Trio Featuring Ralph Peterson and Ben Wolfe
Flip Side Sessions
No stranger to being one of the younger musicians onstage, New York–based, New Orleans–born pianist Victor Gould has been performing with such artists as Branford Marsalis, Wallace Roney, Donald Harrison, and Terence Blanchard since graduating from Berklee College of Music and the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz. Tonight he continues that pattern alongside Ralph Peterson and Ben Wolfe, two world–renowned veterans and regular leaders. Gould is notable for his lyrical melodicism as both a composer and an improviser, and his playing has the sound and feel of a musician with a clear and purposeful vision.
Cover: $30
Student Cover: $20
Monday, September 21, 2015, 9:30pm
Theo Hill Trio with Special Guest Myron Walden
Flip Side Sessions
As a pianist, keyboardist, and composer, Theo Hill has emerged as a fresh voice on the New York scene. Known for his versatility, originality, and sensitivity, Hill’s extensive study of diverse styles has led to a prolific career with diverse artists including Charles Tolliver, Frank Lacy, Lenny White, Wallace Roney, Joe Sanders, E.J. Strickland, and Marcus Gilmore. For this appearance at Dizzy’s Club Coca–Cola, Hill’s trio is joined by special guest saxophonist Myron Walden, described by DownBeat as “a widely respected musician’s musician with a keening, instantly recognizable voice.”
Cover: $30
Student Cover: $20
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
Steve Wilson’s Next Generations of Jazz
Saxophonist Steve Wilson, renowned for his work both as a leader and a sideman with Chick Corea, Michael Brecker, Joe Henderson, and Dave Holland (to name a select few), has put together a special Generations Band for our Generations in Jazz Festival. The band features some of the most talented and widely recognized young jazz musicians, and Steve Wilson has long proven to be an exceptional bandleader of similarly diverse groups of musicians. Every member is a talented composer and an established bandleader, and we can’t wait to see what tunes and tricks they bring to this debut performance.
Cover: $35
Student Cover: $20
Wednesday–Thursday, September 23–24, 2015
Gary Bartz at 75
Gary Bartz is a GRAMMY® Award–winning saxophonist and educator who has played with legends like Miles Davis, Charles Mingus, Max Roach, and McCoy Tyner. He can be heard on dozens of albums as a leader and hundreds as a sideman, and he continues to record on his own label, OYO Recordings. At 75, Bartz continues to be a lithe soloist, and in his playing is the experienced sound of having learned from, worked with, and inspired many of jazz’s greatest players. In October, following this performance Bartz will deservedly be honored with the BNY Mellon Jazz 2015 Living Legacy Award at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
Cover: Wednesday $35, Thursday $40
Student Cover: $25
Friday–Sunday, September 25–27, 2015
Bryan Carter Plays the Music of Ray Charles
with Special Guests Wycliffe Gordon & Danielle Brooks (9/26 and 9/27 only)
Rising star drummer Bryan Carter brings his hit program “The Music of Ray Charles” to Dizzy’s Club Coca–Cola, featuring new arrangements of Ray Charles’ early Atlantic years (with jazz masters like Milt Jackson and Oscar Pettiford), through to his soulful, crooning country classics. Theband , on Saturday and Sunday only, features two very special guests: Danielle Brooks, a young actress and vocalist best known for her role on Orange is the New Black and who is preparing for her Broadway debut in The Color Purple; and trombonist Wycliffe Gordon, a longtime Jazz at Lincoln Center favorite called “the most soulful man alive” by vocalist Michael Mwenso, an artist so talented that mention of his virtuosic technique comes as an afterthought; as Wynton Marsalis says, “Just his presence is a creative experience.”
Cover: Friday $40, Saturday $45, Sunday $35
Student Cover: $25
Monday, September 28, 2015
Andy Milne & Dapp Theory
The Seasons of Being
Andy Milne is a versatile artist recognized for his prowess as a composer and performer, having led multiple groups and played with artists including Fred Hersch, Ravi Coltrane, Dianne Reeves, Bruce Cockburn, and Steve Coleman. Milne is perhaps best known for his indefinable, but highly recognizable group Dapp Theory, a constantly evolving fusion of lyrical jazz piano, funky polyrhythmic exploration, and spoken word poetry. Their music is eclectic, endlessly surprising, and a perfect platform on which to weave each member’s distinct talents into a unique whole. Tonight, a 10–piece edition of Dapp Theory will perform The Seasons of Being, a suite commissioned for the group by Chamber Music America’s New Jazz Works.
Cover: $35
Student Cover: $25
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Josh Evans Big Band with Special Guest Billy Harper
Trumpeter Josh Evans has performed in the bands of and/or recorded with an extraordinary list of artists, including Jackie McLean, Cedar Walton, Rashied Ali, and Gregory Porter. For one night at Dizzy’s Club Coca–Cola, Evans returns with his Big Band to perform his arrangements of standards and originals. The band features an exciting combination of well–established players and up–and–coming musicians, and we cannot wait to hear what they bring to Dizzy’s Club Coca–Cola alongside special guest and legend, tenor saxophonist Billy Harper.
Cover: $35
Student Cover: $20
Wednesday, September 30, 2015, 7:30pm
Riley Mulherkar
Trumpeter Riley Mulherkar has been recognized as a “smart young trumpet player” by The New York Times and praised by The Wall Street Journal as a “youngster to keep an eye on.” For this concert at Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola, he will be joined by trombonist Andy Clausen, saxophonist and clarinetist Patrick Bartley, pianist Chris Pattishall, drummer Byran Carter, and bassist Russell Hall.
Cover: $35
Student Cover: $20
Wednesday, September 30, 2015, 9:30pm
Joe Saylor
A regular favorite at Dizzy’s Club Coca–Cola, drummer and percussionist Joe Saylor is a member of Jon Batiste’s groundbreaking Stay Human Band, and he has worked with top artists ranging from Wynton Marsalis to Questlove. For this year’s Generations in Jazz festival, he’s bringing three of those musicians with him to create upbeat music and with a vibrant group of musicians who never fail to get audiences grooving with them.
Cover: $35
Student Cover: $20
Wednesday, September 30, 2015, 11:30pm
Evan Sherman Entourage
Drummer Evan Sherman’s large ensembles feature some of the most talented up–and–coming jazz musicians alongside veterans of the industry, including trombonist Frank Lacy. Tonight, he is also joined by pianist Joel Wenhardt, saxophonist Patrick Bartley, guitarist Gabe Schnider, trumpeter Bruce Harris, bassist Russell Hall, and others. The group plays jazz’s orchestral music with a focus on dance music, studying the masters like Duke Ellington, Don Redman, and Fletcher Henderson. They close out this year’s Generations in Jazz festival.
Cover: $35
Student Cover: $25
Coca–Cola Generations in Jazz Festival Late Night Sessions Lineup:
Scheduled at 11:30pm every Tuesday through Saturday, Late Night Session features some of jazz’s most talented up and coming artists, with a special invited jam session. Hosted by vocalist Michael Mwenso, on Thursday and Saturday nights only. Full Price: Tuesdays and Wednesdays $5; Thursdays and Fridays $10; and Saturdays $20. Student Price: Tuesday – Friday $5; and Saturday $10.
Wednesday–Saturday, September 2–5, 2015
LATE NIGHT SESSION: Joel Ross
Tuesday—Saturday, September 8–12, 2015
LATE NIGHT SESSION: Eddie Barbash and Giacomo Smith: The Biggest Little Band in the Land
Tuesday–Friday, September 15–17, 2015
LATE NIGHT SESSION: Sammy Miller and the Congregation Big Band
Saturday, September 18, 2015
LATE NIGHT DANCE SESSION: Sammy Miller and the Congregation Big Band
Tuesday–Saturday, September 22–26, 2015
LATE NIGHT SESSION: Gabe Schnider
Tuesday–Saturday, September 29; October 1—3, 2015
LATE NIGHT SESSION: Joseph Boga
WHERE:
Dizzy’s Club Coca–Cola, 5th floor, Frederick P. Rose Hall, Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center, on Broadway at 60th Street, New York City.
HOW:
Call 212–258–9595 or visit www.jazz.org/dizzys.
Prices vary. Dinner served nightly.
General Admission: $20–$45 (unless noted otherwise);
Students: $5–$30 with valid student ID (selected sets only);
Late Night Session: $5–$20.
Minimum of $10 applies to all.
WHEN:
Headliner sets are 7:30pm, 9:30pm (unless noted otherwise).
SPECIAL OFFERS:
Dizzy’s Club Coca–Cola continues the Hot Fives Special –$5 cover and $5 food and drink specials –during the Late Night Session sets on Tuesdays and Wednesdays –a great way for patrons to hear some of the most talented young jazz performers while enjoying spectacular views of Manhattan.