Grammy icon Arturo Sandoval discusses his album 'Rhythm and Soul', his duty to defend American jazz, and scoring films for Clint Eastwood.

Winthrop Rhythm & Blues Festival is seeking a new venue after owners of their long-time site, the Blues Ranch, declined to renew their lease.

At Jazz Port Townsend last July, faculty member Anat Cohen's student ensemble 'Blues-berries' brought heart, talent, and classic big band swing to the stage.

The Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio joined forces with veteran saxophonist Karl Denson for this studio session featuring rare funk gems.

Jazz guitarist John Scofield shares lessons he learned while playing with Miles Davis and how maturity has shaped his ballad playing.

On his new 7-track EP Locked In, Paris musician Alex Monfort combines crisp hip-hop production, modern jazz fusion, and West Coast influences.

Jazz Port Townsend 2026 participants play a six-song set of standards and originals. The group was mentored by jazz drummer Matt Wilson.

Inspired by his uncle's record collection, Jon Cleary moved from England to New Orleans at 18 and built a career as a celebrated pianist, vocalist, and songwriter.

A boozy recording session in 1956 turned Screamin’ Jay Hawkins into a macabre icon, launching a music career full of coffins, controversy, and wild stories.

On Oct. 17, musician Jacob Zimmerman will perform early swing tunes from sheet music collected by a Seattle radio station in the heyday of jazz.

Buena Vista Social Club co-founder Juan de Marcos González and the Afro-Cuban All Stars will play three shows in Port Angeles, their only West Coast tour stop.

After a medical condition almost derailed his jazz career, bassist Bruce Phares is performing again and producing a successful concert series in Vashon Island, Washington.