There ain’t no party like a Trombone Shorty party. Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue headlined Friday night’s lineup at the 2025 Syracuse International Jazz Festival, delivering a non-stop dance party.

Brody Haugh, a senior at Waukee Northwest High School, recently won the 18U 2026 International Jazz Trombone Competition and ...

The Coastal Communities Concert Band will celebrate its 43rd anniversary with a performance in Rancho Bernardo.

Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews has held down the final set of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival since 2013, and he often makes the show a big display of New Orleans music and culture via ...

Slide into the Miller Branch Library Saturday and help the Community Awareness Series celebrate it's 41st anniversary. The Jersey City Public Library's Community Awareness Series present a live ...

You will receive many opportunities to perform with a variety of ensembles large and small. In addition to regular CU big band and combo concerts on campus, students often perform in other venues in ...

It’s official: Syracuse Jazz Fest is on for 2025 with some big names on the lineup, including three Rock and Roll Hall of Famers. The 39th edition of the Syracuse International Jazz Festival will take ...

Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews and his Orleans Avenue will host the traveling celebration Voodoo Threauxdown this summer, touring around the country with Galactic, Preservation Hall Jazz Band and more ...

At long last, the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival has delivered the full artist lineup for its 2025 citywide celebration. From April 24-27 and May 1-4, the 50-plus year tradition will draw more ...

Tom Green is a trombonist, composer and arranger described as "a new rising star in the British jazz scene" by Nigel Williams (Jazz FM). In 2014 he was mentioned three times as Jazzwise "One to Watch, ...

While in the checkout line at a grocery store, Ian McDougall noticed a young person in front of him purchasing a potato. It was a University of Victoria fine arts student who could not afford more ...