This holiday season, GBH Music has the perfect soundtrack while you bake, wrap, shovel, and unwind after your hosting duties are done. You can listen to our Holiday Jazz stream in the player below by ...

New York is home to some of the world's best jazz clubs, so it can be hard to know where to start. You can squeeze into the same rooms John Coltrane and Louis Armstrong played in, take your ...

I write about jazz for The New York Times. Here are six new and noteworthy tracks, from a recently unearthed Don Cherry radio broadcast to Angel Bat Dawid’s remix of Alan Braufman → Charles Lloyd & ...

Jazz performances can be found in venues across Kansas City every day of the year. Whether you're looking for a late-night concert or dinner and a show, here's where you can go to experience live jazz ...

From John Coltrane’s performance at Royce Hall to the legendary Central Avenue, LA’s jazz history runs deep. Today, there are ...

Joe Krown, left, Walter 'Wolfman' Washington and Russell Batiste released their new 'Soul Understanding' CD at the Maple Leaf on Sunday, May 12, 2013. Tonight they play "Jazz in the Park" in Armstrong ...

Rhode Island's jazz scene is mostly centered in Providence, but most nights of the week, there is a live jazz gig.

If you love jazz, you have to be alert. That’s in part because the music is all about savoring spontaneity, but also because live jazz is rare and getting rarer. In an entertainment capital that very ...

Walk into any NBA locker room and you’re likely to hear some of the same voices that will be on center stage in Sunday night’s Grammy Awards show in Los Angeles. And even some celebrated artists from ...

Angela Kraft is a jazz saxophone player and music instructor who has lived in the greater St. Louis area for most of her life ...

Listening bars, often referred to as jazz kissas — where people can relax and listen to vinyl records carefully selected by a bartender over a high fidelity sound system — have been popular in Japan ...

Is physical music doomed? A new survey found most Americans believe streaming music is “superior” than all physical forms of music combined. The poll of 2,000 U.S. adults found 38% believe streaming ...