The Month in Shows 5 live jazz picks for October in D.C. At last, the summer of our discontent – like every oppressively muggy summer in D.C. – is over and... October 5, 2022 0
Elijah Jamal Balbed’s ‘Lessons from the Streets:’ hard-swinging new sounds from a leading young lion At this point, Elijah Jamal Balbed is undoubtedly the ubiquitous, shining young lion of the tenor saxophone in D.C.... January 5, 2016 1
Weekend in Jazz | 8.9-8.11: Visits from royalty returning from Newport, a local legend & more by Giovanni Russonello Editorial board We’re holding a D.C. Jazz Loft for the ages this weekend, featuring the virtuosic... August 9, 2013 0
Features Photos | From Oz to D.C., with love: The District’s jazz scene, through the lens of an outsider During his visit from Australia this summer, the award-winning, Canberra-based photographer Ray Strange hung out around the jazz bars... November 20, 2012 0
News | New film is the first to document D.C.’s jazz scene – both its history and its vital present by Luke Stewart Editorial board On a Monday evening in June, one of the largest gatherings of D.C. jazz... August 21, 2012 3
Interview | Steve Synk, playing at Columbia Station every Saturday, seeks growth through synthesis by Giovanni Russonello Editorial board Bassist Steve Synk, 21, is among the bumper crop of young D.C. jazz musicians... July 23, 2012 3
D.C.’s Best Records of 2011: The Top 5 (Part 2 of 2) Compiled by Giovanni Russonello & Luke Stewart Editorial board Our list of the top five D.C. jazz albums of... December 20, 2011 12
Weekend in Jazz | Two local musicians celebrate exciting new albums, and Gary Burton is in town by Giovanni Russonello Editor-in-chief This weekend’s jazz highlight comes on Sunday evening, when two of D.C.’s greatest musicians separately... September 30, 2011 0
News | The Flail brings volatile originals and close synergy to Blues Alley on Monday by Giovanni Russonello As a young bassist coming up in D.C., Reid Taylor had the chance to learn a... June 19, 2011 0
Album reviews Album reviews | Debuts from Andréa Wood, Amy K. Bormet and the legendary Butch Warren Two of D.C.’s rising vocal talents, Andréa Wood and Amy K. Bormet, have just released strong debut albums. Then... May 12, 2011 1