The Month in Shows 5 live jazz picks for November in D.C. Blues Alley is already back to presenting live music, less than a week after the club’s attic caught on... November 1, 2022 0
Features Through Cats’ Eyes: D.C.’s jazz scene from the lens of drummer Keith Butler Editor’s note: There is a long tradition of jazz musicians who double as serious photographers. As dual practitioners, these... October 31, 2022 0
News Recovering from fire, Blues Alley aims for a quick reopening Editor’s note, 11.1.22: Blues Alley announced on Sunday that it would reopen Monday evening, less than one week after... October 27, 2022 0
News Hillfest and Down in the Reeds: two free festivals to choose from this Saturday Washington D.C. has several outdoor — and totally free — music festivals happening this weekend. Jazz and world-music fans will... October 7, 2022 0
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
Album reviews The best D.C. jazz albums of 2022 (so far) Summer is drawing to a close, and the fall arts season is nearly upon us. So, as concerts blossom... September 15, 2022 0
The Month in Shows 5 live jazz picks for September in D.C. The running theme of this column tends to be: “There is a lot of great music happening in D.C.... September 7, 2022 0
News Musicians tell you what they’re excited to hear at this week’s DC Jazz Festival This year, we do have our usual CapitalBop guide for what to see at the DC Jazz Festival —... August 31, 2022 0
News DC Jazz Festival 2022: CapitalBop’s picks Last year the DC Jazz Festival moved its annual festivities from its usual timetable in early June to Labor... August 31, 2022 0
Interviews Matthew Shipp, an icon of creative music, says improvisation is everything The avant-garde piano luminary Matthew Shipp is always fearless, often ambiguous and unendingly ambivalent about how his music is... August 30, 2022 0