Ornette Coleman's 'The Shape of Jazz to Come': 1959's Game Changer
Explore how Ornette Coleman's groundbreaking album 'The Shape of Jazz to Come' redefined jazz in 1959, alongside three other transformative records.
On April 21, the late Ian Carr would have turned 93. The Scottish trumpeter, composer, author, and founder of Nucleus left a legacy that continues to shape British and international jazz fusion. Here's a look at the man, his music, and his remarkable second life as a writer.
The Berklee Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice and New Music USA have announced the fifth Next Jazz Legacy cohort, backed by $1.25 million in renewed Mellon Foundation funding. Here's how the program is rethinking what jazz mentorship can be.
The Gilmore has named Tyler Bullock and Esteban Castro as the inaugural recipients of its 2026 Larry J. Bell Young Jazz Artist Awards. Here's why these two pianists, both under 24, represent the brightest future of the music.
Bill Frisell's new Blue Note album 'In My Dreams' assembles a never-before-heard sextet — Jenny Scheinman, Eyvind Kang, Hank Roberts, Thomas Morgan, and Rudy Royston — into something between chamber group and jazz combo. The result is a quiet revelation.
On April 30, Chicago becomes the official Global Host City for International Jazz Day's 15th anniversary, with an All-Star Concert at the Lyric Opera featuring Herbie Hancock, Kurt Elling, Jacob Collier, and a stellar global lineup. Here's what to know.
May 26, 2026 marks Miles Davis' 100th birthday, and the global commemoration is already underway. From a symphonic premiere at National Sawdust to all-star tributes spanning Birdland to San Francisco, here are the events you can't miss.
The Coltrane Estate has launched 'COLTRANE 100,' a year-long global celebration of the saxophonist's centenary. At its heart: previously unheard private live recordings made by Frank Tiberi between 1961 and 1965, with a Record Store Day preview arriving April 18.
Record Store Day 2026 arrives on April 18 with an exceptional crop of jazz vinyl — from a lost Roy Ayers Atlantic session to a Don Cherry rarity returning to print after 50 years. Here's your complete guide to this year's must-have jazz drops.
Los Angeles is making history with its first-ever citywide jazz festival, bringing free concerts to parks across all 15 council districts and culminating in a four-stage Caribbean Street Festival. Here's everything we know so far.