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26 May 2025

Finding the thread at jazzahead! 2025

23 May 2025

Q: Mina Yu, what are you going to present at the Kew Court House tonight?

18 May 2025

REVIEW: Hank Marvin, gypsy jazz guitar hero

Posted on21 March 20255 April 2025 Gigs and concerts, Jazz in Sydney, Sponsored Content, The Scene

Jazz at The Lounge returns to Chatswood [ADVERTORIAL]

Whether you’re a die-hard jazzophile or looking for a night of world-class entertainment, this is live music at its finest — up close and personal. From timeless standards to modern jazz brilliance, don’t miss out on the best of live jazz in the intimate, welcoming atmosphere of The Lounge.

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Posted on13 May 202518 May 2025 Gigs and concerts, Guest Posts, Melbourne Jazz, Reviews

Night Cat fundraiser: Everything I love about Melbourne music and more

The ‘Soundproof the Future’ fundraiser gig at The Night Cat was everything I love about Melbourne music and more. A veritable melting pot of musical culture and style; multi-cultural, multi-age and cumulative decades upon decades, of honed skill and talent.

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Posted on11 May 202518 May 2025 Gigs and concerts, Interviews

Bob Lanzetti: ‘In Snarky Puppy we’re almost always game for the same thing’

“Most of the time, if something doesn’t feel right, most of us – if not everyone in Snarky Puppy – can feel it; and when something is right, almost everybody can feel it as well. So it’s pretty rare that people would be split on their opinion.”

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Posted on7 May 2025 Interviews

Dan Barnett’s biographical playlist

“I am lucky enough to have had a song or two written about me, but you will have to find them.”

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Posted on6 May 202518 May 2025 Jazz in Sydney, Reviews

REVIEW: Aaron Blakey’s ‘The Stars, They See’ – classy music making

Talented pianist and composer Blakey presents a set of varied tunes which are performed by a band that is not only great, but one that has at its heart, the spirit of creativity.

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Posted on30 April 20251 May 2025 Adelaide Jazz, Festivals, Gigs and concerts, Interviews

Chelsea Lee: ‘I have this deep compulsion to re-create sounds and moods I hyper-fixate on’

“The creativity and exploration harmonically and rhythmically is so special within those relationships [of the Miles and Coltrane bands of the ’60s], and I wanted to emulate that same feeling with my own group.”

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Posted on29 April 20251 May 2025 Interviews

Anna Setton: ‘My music breathes the freedom and harmony of jazz’

Anna Setton is the little drop of dew sparkling on a little leaf, at 5.30 am in the morning; she is the sea breeze caressing […] Read More

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Posted on16 April 2025 Gigs and concerts, Interviews, Melbourne Jazz

Adam Rudegeair: ‘Herbie Hancock can be an inspiration to us all’

Adam Rudegeair really knows how to pay tribute to his heroes. His love for Prince led him to create the ultimate homage to the Minneapolis […] Read More

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Posted on15 April 202515 April 2025 Adelaide Jazz, Festivals, Sponsored Content

Adelaide Jazz Festival is back with a special program for 2025 [ADVERTORIAL]

“An annual jazz festival is an important opportunity to showcase the incredible musical talent here in South Australia,” says AJF Producer and Artistic Director, Kaya Blum. “This year’s program stretches across an exciting range of jazz styles.”

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Posted on12 April 202526 May 2025 Melbourne Jazz, Reviews

Ray Pereira and Julian Wilson’s The Mouth: loud and clear

The Mouth is easily one of the best live acts in Melbourne at the moment, a must-see (or rather, must-experience) performance

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