New Orleans Jazz & Blues Market

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"You put on her records and whatever space you're currently in becomes blues night at an old Texas roadhouse..." raves the AUSTIN CHRONICLE. "An admitted standout," states DOWNBEAT MAGAZINE. "This country's finest blues guitarist," says the TORONTO GLOBE AND MAIL.

"I know all about guitar players-I've seen the very best-and Scott Sharrard is the perfect guitarist for my band," says GREGG ALLMAN. "...[Sharrard's] album 'Saving Grace' - is a blast of brassy grit, full of vocal harmonies and white-hot, Allman Brothers-worthy guitar moves. Gregg would've been proud. It's the sort of recording Gregg Allman would've once made: rooted in the music of his predecessors, with enough electricity and elastic musicianship to inspire the next generation of Southern son

"Kenny Garrett is one of the most respected and frequently imitated saxophonists in the jazz world," raves ALL ABOUT JAZZ. "An extraordinary performance," states DOWNBEAT MAGAZINE (2021 Album Review of 'Sounds from the Ancestors').

The evening kicks off with the #BAM Happy Hour featuring Award-Winning DJ SOUL SISTER, New Orleans' queen of vinyl-only soulful sets from 6-8 P.M. Then, THE TRIUMVIRATE: ROBERT GLASPER. CHRISTIAN MCBRIDE. NICHOLAS PAYTON. Three distinct voices, one sound.

GRAMMY® Nominated Legendary Vocalist MARTHA REEVES was the lead singer of Martha and the Vandellas, which became one of Motown's biggest acts in the 1960's. The group charted over twenty-six hits, including "Heatwave", "Jimmy Mack", "Nowhere to Run", "My Baby Loves Me", and "Dancing in the Street", which secured them a spot in music history. In the early 1970's after departing Motown, Martha Reeves embarked on a successful solo career, further cementing herself in the music industry. Now, achiev

"Springs proves again to be one of today's best voices," raves GLIDE MAGAZINE.

"For fans of the more sophisticated blues/rock players like Robben Ford and Scott Henderson, Schofield is worthy of standing shoulder to shoulder with the best of the genre," says PREMIER GUITAR MAGAZINE. "Schofield is a force to be reckoned with," states BLUES ROCK REVIEW.

"Sheer ferocity..." says NEW YORK TIMES.

Supporters, patrons, and music lovers are invited to attend Groove for Good: A Celebration of Music and Community, and contribute to this transformative cause. Donations of all sizes will make an immediate impact in helping complete this inspiring rebirth of The Jazz & Blues Market.

"Rising star in the galaxy of jazz singers," raves NEW YORK TIMES. "One of the most promising jazz singers of her generation," claims WALL STREET JOURNAL.

Blues Hall of Famer, 3x-GRAMMY® Award-Winner, 7x-GRAMMY® Award Nominee, 14x-Blues Music Award Winner & 56x-Blues Music Award Nominated Singer & Songwriter BOBBY RUSH "is one of the greats, a legendary bluesman..." raves ROCK & BLUES MUSE. Rush was Nominated for a 2024 GRAMMY® Award for "Best Traditional Blues Album" ('All My Love For You'). Rush is having a major career moment at 91-years-old with his involvement in the hit film written and directed by Academy Award Nominated filmmaker Ryan Coog

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