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Cuban pianist extraordinaire Aldo López-Gavilán brings his fiery, creative approach to jazz to the Stanford Jazz Festival, in a performance that will electrify you, on Tuesday July 23 at Stanford University. Tickets on sale April 18; April 4 if you’re an SJW member.

Aldo López-Gavilán

Join us at the Stanford Jazz Festival for an “Ella-bration” of the Queen of Swing, Ella Fitzgerald, on Monday, July 22 at Stanford University, featuring the amazing vocals of Tiffany Austin and the swinging drumming of Roy McCurdy. Tickets go on sale April 18 - April 7 if you’re an SJW member!

Ella-bration: Tiffany Austin sings Ella Fitzgerald

CUMBIA!@Frost

Anat Cohen Quartetinho

Adi Meyerson’s Dark Matter / Emily Kuhn Quintet

Joe Louis Walker headlines Ruth Davies' Blues Night at Stanford Jazz Festival! Don't miss this legendary blues guitarist live at Stanford University on Wednesday, July 17. Early access for SJW members on April 4, tickets on sale to the public April 18.

Ruth Davies’ Blues Night with Joe Louis Walker

Stanford Jazz Workshop alumnus Mikailo Kasha brings his Miami-based trio to the Stanford Jazz Festival on Tuesday July 16, presenting original music that pushes the traditional role of the bass. Featuring legendary jazz saxophonist Dayna Stephens.

Mikailo Kasha Trio with special guest Dayna Stephens

Trumpet player and vocalist Natalie John performs at Stanford Jazz Festival on Monday, July 15 at Stanford University. She weaves soulful vocals and trumpet improvisations with her band for a vibrant performance celebrating the Great American Songbook. Featuring the legendary jazz drummer Allison Miller.

Natalie John featuring Allison Miller: the Great American Songbook Reimagined

Grateful Brass performs Grateful Dead music with a New Orleans brass band twist at Stanford Jazz Festival on Sunday, July 7 at Stanford University. This unique ensemble features reimagined Grateful Dead classics with brass, drums, and vocals, for a high-energy, get up and dance performance.

Jazz Mafia Grateful Brass: the music of the Grateful Dead

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