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.”

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.”

Solomon Young: ‘Being a multi-instrumentalist is really fun!’

One of the things the Adelaide Jazz Festival does well is introduce the new generation of musicians to the community. The second edition of the […] Read More

The Adelaide Jazz Festival is back

“This is a community-focused festival aimed at supporting the local jazz community and providing audiences with a unique live music experience that’s financially accessible, especially in these challenging times.”

Authentic, unpretentious, and engaging: Jazzmeia Horn Live at UKARIA

Jazzmeia Horn’s scatting is like nothing I’ve ever heard — her originality of interpretation transcends.

The inaugural Adelaide Jazz Festival set to surprise, inspire, and delight

The Adelaide Jazz Festival is a weekend-long program of live performances leading up to UNESCO’s International Jazz Day on 30 April. Presenting a broad range of jazz genres across city venues, its aim is to surprise, inspire and delight audiences by discovering new musical experiences.

Jazz in Adelaide: Reminiscing about the Cellar and the Creole Room

“We immediately moved an initially serviceable, hired, upright piano from the cellar beneath Bill Ross’ parents’ home to the new club; but, because we managed to drop it from about halfway down the stairs to the bottom, it was then deemed no longer serviceable by its owner. “Written off” – and therefore now rent-free – the piano was actually in reasonable shape. It held its tune reliably; and it never left the Cellar until the club finally closed its doors in the early ’70s.”