2018-19 SEASON | VIEW CALENDAR
Expanding his stellar working trio to a quintet with the addition of GRAMMY-nominated trumpeter Mike Rodriguez and Bay Area-raised saxophone great Dayna Stephens, Kenny Barron explores new sonorities and textures in a program of originals and fresh takes on standards, celebrating the release of his latest Impulse! album with this band, Concentric Circles.
"The greatest living jazz pianist" — Gary Giddins
In an evening titled “Women on the Rise,” piano giant Kenny Barron is joined by a selection of superlative instrumentalists including rising saxophonist Hailey Niswanger, guitarist Camila Meza, and vibraphonist Nikara Warren, who is also Kenny's granddaughter.
A solo recital by Kenny Barron is a rare opportunity to witness the creative process of one of the greatest living pianists — an artist who leads a peerless career as a bandleader, sideman, composer, arranger, educator, and National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master recipient.
Drummer who has performed w/ David Bowie, Donny McCaslin, Brad Mehldau debuts new electric two horn project.
"It's brassy, stomp your feet and dance music, and it's got the raw, uplifting vibe of a New Orleans street parade." — SF Weekly
French guitarist and violinist Dorado Schmitt is joined by a cast of fiercely swinging compatriots including his son, Amati Schmitt, who represents the future of the Gypsy tradition. They perform a mixture of original gems and Django Reinhardt classics.
Championed by Quincy Jones, Herbie Hancock, and Wynton Marsalis, 15-year-old Joey Alexander is the brightest light in jazz piano. Along with saxophonist Chris Potter, bassist Kris Funn and drummer Kendrick Scott, the band will play music from the pianist's three latest recordings, Joey.Monk.Live!, Eclipse, and his brand new holiday album A Joey Alexander Christmas.
Back by popular demand, Rosanne Cash and Ry Cooder return to San Francisco to reprise their endearing collaboration to perform classics from Johnny Cash’s treasure-filled songbook.
Enthusiasts of swing and what the group calls "feel good music,' Sammy Miller & The Congregation have earned an avid New York City following by drawing on a century of American songs, inviting listeners in with familiar melodies and rollicking rhythms.
Each one-hour matinee features live performance, audience participation, Q&A, and amazing music.
Without raising taxes or taking away from other city services, Prop E will increase funding for youth arts, working artists and arts and culture organizations in San Francisco by restoring the historic connection to the Hotel Tax Fund.
B-Side is located inside the SFJAZZ Center and provides a warm and comfortable atmosphere, with a menu designed to be enjoyed in a lounge setting. Craft cocktails, focused wine list and modern-American food served in a music-focused environment. The perfect venue for your upcoming holiday party. Hot December dates are still available.
To inquire, please contact Belinda at events@b-sidesf.com or submit an inquiry here.
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Public: 866.920.5299
Members: 415.788.7353
Groups: 415.283.0314
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Tue–Sat, 11am–5:30pm OR Until end of final show
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201 Franklin St (at Fell)
San Francisco, CA 94102