Fly Higher: Charlie Parker @ 100 - Feb 20-21 - POSTPONED - DATES TBA

Hong Kong Arts Festival|Hong Kong Cultural Centre Concert Hall, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Joyce and George T. Wein Shape of Jazz Series: Bria Skonberg

New York–based singer, trumpeter, and songwriter Bria Skonberg has been described as one of the “most versatile and imposing musicians of her generation” (The Wall Street Journal). Praised for “shaking up the jazz world” and recognized as one of “25 for the Future” by DownBeat, Skonberg has been a dynamic force with her bold horn playing, smoky vocals, and superb original tunes, as well as her extraordinary command of a range of styles and standards.

Zankel Hall @ Carnegie Hall|New York, NY, New York, NY

Artemis on The Jazz Cruise - Feb 1-8

For nearly 20 years, The Jazz Cruise has presented the very best in straight ahead jazz. With over 200 hours of music, 100 jazz musicians and a legion of loyal guests from all over the world, The Jazz Cruise is now one of the most important jazz events of the year. With a lineup for 2020 that is second to none, The Jazz Cruise ’20 is most certainly

Celebrity Infinity - Miami, Costa Maya, Cozumel, Key West,

Artemis

True to its Greek goddess namesake, the all-star jazz supergroup Artemis draws back its bow and strikes true at high-wire interplay and pure joy. Hailing from America, Canada, Israel, Chile and Japan, the sextet features Renee Rosnes (piano / musical director), Ingrid Jensen (trumpet), Anat Cohen (clarinet), Noriko Ueda (bass), Allison Miller (drums) and tenor saxophonist Melissa Aldana, the latter of whom Convocations presented to sold-out Carnahan Hall crowds in 2014. Regularly leading their own bands, the artists of Artemis gather their genius for selections spanning Thelonious Monk to the Beatles—presented with passion, power and sensitivity. This performance represents Convocations’ kick-off contribution to the 30th annual Purdue Jazz Festival, a Purdue University Bands event bringing more than 2,500 middle- and high-school students to campus for clinics and concerts.

Purdue University|30th Annual Purdue Jazz Festival|Loeb Playhouse|West Lafayette, IN, West Lafayette, IN

Artemis - Winter Jazz Fest 2020

NYC Winter Jazzfest Presents:ARTEMIS, Eubanks Evans Experience (with Kevin Eubanks & Orrin Evans), Allison Miller Boom Tic Boom$25ADV, $35DOS // 6:30pm Doors, 7:30pm Show

Le Poisson Rouge|158 Bleecker St, New York, NY, New York, NY

Joyce and George T. Wein Shape of Jazz Series: Lionel Loueke Trio

Jazz icon Herbie Hancock has called Benin-born guitarist Lionel Loueke a “musical painter.” Loueke’s fluid guitar playing—inspired by African and traditional jazz—was one of the highlights of Angélique Kidjo’s sensational Remain in Light concert in 2017. Loueke and his trio, along with special guest Brazilian percussion superstar Cyro Baptista, honor Kidjo in a concert that both celebrates and reinvents many of her marvelous songs.

Zankel Hall @ Carnegie Hall|New York, NY, New York, NY

Artemis

Artemis, seven of jazz music’s most dynamic performers, have interpreted classic tunes from Thelonious Monk and Billie Holiday to The Beatles and Stevie Wonder. Their repertiore may include some of these songs as well as striking original compositions in their first New York appearance under this moniker. These stellar women—each renowned for her outstanding solo work—hail from the US, Canada, France, Chile, Israel, and Japan to form an unparalleled supergroup.·· Cécile McLorin Salvant, Vocals·· Renee Rosnes, Music Director and Piano·· Anat Cohen, Clarinet·· Melissa Aldana, Tenor Saxophone·· Ingrid Jensen, Trumpet·· Noriko Ueda, Bass·· Allison Miller, Drums

Carnegie Hall|New York, NY, New York, NY

“Where It All Began:” Scott Sharrard & Friends Celebrate The Life of Duane Allman & the Muscle Shoals Sound

“Where It All Began”Scott Sharrard & Friends celebrate the life of Duane Allman & the Muscle Shoals Sound featuring special guests Vernon Reid, Robert Randolph, Duane Betts, Lisa Fischer, Tash Neal, Junior Mack & Vaneese Thomas with Scott Sharrard-Guitar/Vocals/Musical DirectorBobby Alende-PercussionRich Pagano-DrumsBrett Bass-BassPeter Levin-B-3 Organ and Electric PianoReggie Pittman-TrumpetJay Collins-Tenor Saxophone

Brooklyn Bowl|Brooklyn, NY, Brooklyn, NY

JusticeAid Benefit: The Baylor Project in Concert

Come hear great music and learn about JusticeAid’s 2020 Voter Suppression initiative and our continuing mission to eradicate injustice through the arts.THIS FALL WE'RE DOING SOMETHING NEW.  In order to keep delivering vital support to key change-makers and to expand our calls to action against racism, poverty, mass incarceration, and injustice, we are presenting these jazz concerts in support of our own work at JusticeAid.DID YOU KNOW?Since our founding six years ago, JusticeAid has raised support and “calls to action” for a dozen grassroots justice organizations on the front lines fighting for civil rights.  Working primarily as a volunteer organization, we have presented over two dozen artists in concert, raising over $850,000 -- and more than $375,000 this past year alone for The Immigrant Defense Project, Civil Rights Corps, and Essie Justice Group

The Hamilton|600 14th Street, NW, Washington, DC, Washington DC

Joyce and George T. Wein Shape of Jazz Series: Joey Alexander Trio

As a pianist, composer, and bandleader, Joey Alexander is enjoying one of the most ascendant careers in jazz, thanks to his mind-blowing technique, innate musical smarts, and ability to communicate irresistible joy. Whether playing harmonic hide-and-seek with a Monk tune, negotiating the hairpin turns of a Coltrane classic, or gracefully swinging on his own song “Bali,” this three-time Grammy nominee leaves audiences breathless. His trio features Larry Grenadier on bass and Eric Harland on drums.

Zankel Hall @ Carnegie Hall|New York, NY, New York, NY

JusticeAid Benefit: Matthew Whitaker in Concert

Come hear great music and learn about JusticeAid’s 2020 Voter Suppression initiative and our continuing mission to eradicate injustice through the arts.THIS FALL WE'RE DOING SOMETHING NEW.  In order to keep delivering vital support to key change-makers and to expand our calls to action against racism, poverty, mass incarceration, and injustice, we are presenting these jazz concerts in support of our own work at JusticeAid.DID YOU KNOW?Since our founding six years ago, JusticeAid has raised support and “calls to action” for a dozen grassroots justice organizations on the front lines fighting for civil rights.  Working primarily as a volunteer organization, we have presented over two dozen artists in concert, raising over $850,000 -- and more than $375,000 this past year alone for The Immigrant Defense Project, Civil Rights Corps, and Essie Justice Group

The Jazz Standard|116 East 27th Street, New York, NY, New York, NY

Artemis

Hailing from America, Canada, Israel, Chile and Japan: ARTEMIS is an international all-star group featuring six of the top performers on the jazz scene today: pianist and musical director RENEE ROSNES, trumpeter INGRID JENSEN, clarinetist ANAT COHEN, tenor saxophonist MELISSA ALDANA, bassist NORIKO UEDA and drummer ALLISON MILLER. Forget about gender! This is a significant and serious band that plays with passion, power and sensitivity. They will bring their collective artistry to the world, throughout 2020, with unforgettable performances of high-wire interplay and pure joy.

The Harold & Dorothy Steward Center for Jazz|Ferring Jazz Bistro|St. Louis, MO, St. Louis, MO