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Bebop, Brazilian and Latin styles headline Palm Beach International Jazz Fest on Sunday

The festival is the brainchild of yvette norwood-tiger, a wellington resident who turned herself into an international jazz star..

WEST PALM BEACH — The swing, rhythm and blues of jazz will reverberate at the Kravis Center this Sunday for the sixth edition of the Palm Beach International Jazz Festival.

The festival will feature Grammy-winning musicians with a repertoire of songs from the Great American Songbook and jazz multi-genres including bebop, Brazilian and Latin jazz.

Vocalist Yvette Norwood-Tiger, who founded the festival in 2018, said the evening in West Palm Beach is a celebration of the "all-American genre" meant to highlight local renowned artists.

"South Florida is a treasure trove of jazz musicians, it's almost like a secret," said Norwood-Tiger, a Wellington resident. "It is a way to see and experience our great, local talent."

The event also is a joint celebration of UNESCO’s 2024 International Jazz Day, meant to highlight how the genre was a bridge between America's white and Black cultures.

Meet the jazz fest's founder: How a Wellington woman overcame shyness, illness to bring jazz to the world

Who will perform at the 2024 Palm Beach International Jazz Festival?

This year's festival will include Grammy winners Uruguayan violinist Federico Britos, Louisiana saxophonist Mickey Smith Jr., Cuban saxophonist Felipe Lamoglia, and Norwood.

Attendees also will see 13-year-old trumpeter William Smith, who is the recipient of the 2024 "The Future of Jazz Looks Bright Award." The student at King’s Academy near West Palm Beach has played the brass instrument since he was 5.

That's the same age Britos, a native of Montevideo, was when he picked up the violin.

He is known for his "never-ending skill to improvise and has shared the stage with artists such as Nat King Cole, Dexter Gordon and Alejandro Manzaneros. He has played in the orchestras in Venezuela, Peru, and Miami and has toured around Europe and the Americas.

Smith Jr. won the 2020 Grammy Educator Award, handed out at the ceremony by singer Alicia Keys. Smith, now a West Palm Beach resident, is the producer behind "Sax In The City Experience," a children's jazz program in Louisiana.

Lamoglia is an artist, composer, and arranger who has played with the late Celia Cruz, Arturo Sandoval and Ignacio Berroa and in festivals around the world. His performances blend his Afro-Cuban roots with Brazilian music and straight-ahead jazz.

Norwood-Tiger, named an Artist Innovation fellow by the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County, will perform songs from her most recent album, "Autumn Sun," a tribute to bebop jazz. The band she'll perform with includes a Venezuelan drummer, Jamaican keyboardist, and Cuban bass player.

Eric Trouillot, the manager of the South Florida quartet Eric & the Jazzers, will be the master of ceremonies that "keeps everything together," Norwood-Tiger said.

Meet Yvette Norwood-Tiger: Vocalist and Jazz festival founder

Norwwod-Tiger was 40 when she sang in public for the first time. She went on to perform at local jazz clubs, record CDs, and sing in venues across the U.S., Europe and Africa. But without an agent, she wouldn't get hired for jazz festivals.

At the age of 53, she set out to create her own.

In 2018, she organized the first Palm Beach International Jazz Festival at the Kravis Center. She contacted local artists, used her credit card to rent the theater’s 285-seat Rinker Playhouse and waited to sell enough tickets.  

The daylong event featured performances by Avery Sommers, a recent appointee to The Society for Preservation of The Great American Songbook; the Cuban pianist Marlow Rosado; and the bandleader Tito Puente Jr. 

Then the COVID-19 pandemic threatened to stop the festival. The Kravis allowed her to continue but the theater's seating was reduced by half and fewer groups were allowed to play. Still, Norwood-Tiger rented the venue every spring and last year, on its fifth anniversary, tickets sold out.

"It's a surreal, humbling feeling," Norwood-Tiger said. "We have so many artists, but they never get to perform on stage, so also it's like a gift for them."

Norwood-Tiger hopes that in coming years, it won't be just one day out of the year but rather monthly jazz jams.

Where can I get tickets for the Palm Beach International Jazz Festival?

Event: Palm Beach International Jazz Festival.

Day and Time: Sunday, April 28 starting at 6 p.m.

Location: Rinker Playhouse Theater at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts.

Tickets: Tickets start at $45 and can be bought at the Kravis Center website.

Valentina Palm covers Royal Palm Beach, Wellington, Greenacres, Palm Springs and other western communities in Palm Beach County for The Palm Beach Post. Email her at [email protected] and follow her on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, at @ValenPalmB. Support local journalism: Subscribe today .  

Usadba Jazz Festival (June 22-23)

This big international open-air jazz festival in Russia takes place at Kolomenskoye estate and combines various styles of funk, soul, hip-hop, rock and blues music. Usadba jazz is a series of events which can be found not only in Moscow but also in Saint Petersburg, Sochi and Dobrograd. The festival has a laid back vibe, so it’s a nice place for those who don’t like disturbing sounds. The festival is well equipped with food courts, kid areas and other family friendly entertainments. There will be a special programme for kids, so parents can have some fun too. Apart from music the will be a literature stage where anybody could participate in reading their or other people’s poems. This year headliners will be Russian rock band SPLIN, Ivan Dorn and Black Eyed Peas. If you are not that much into loud music Usadba Jazz will definitely make your ears relax.

How to get: subway station – Kolomenskoye, Prospect Andropova 39

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New Orleans Jazz Fest 2024 kicks off Thursday and The Rolling Stones to headline next week

N EW ORLEANS (AP) — It looks like the third time is the charm as the 2024 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage festival prepares, again, for The Rolling Stones to perform.

The festival, which spans two weekends, opened Thursday with dozens of acts playing daily on 14 stages spread throughout the historic Fair Grounds race course. The Stones play next Thursday, May 2, tickets for which have long been sold out.

In 2019, festival organizers thought they had landed the legendary rock band, but the appearance was canceled because lead singer Mick Jagger had heart surgery. They tried again in 2021, but a surge in COVID-19 cases ultimately forced the fest to cancel.

Now, says festival producer Quint Davis, “It's gonna be special.”

This will be the first time the Stones play Jazz Fest.

Opening day acts include rock bands Widespread Panic and The Beach Boys, reggae artist Stephen Marley and jazz vocalist John Boutte.

“The talent is great, the weather is projected to be good and people's expectations are going to be met,” Davis said.

Blue skies, sunshine and temperatures in the 80s were forecast for opening day Thursday. Long lines of people were seen patiently waiting to buy big cups of iced tea, lemonade and coffee. Umbrellas, big hats and sunglasses were the accessories of the day.

Similar weather was expected for the rest of the first weekend, which runs through Sunday and showcases performances by Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Jon Batiste, country megastar Chris Stapleton, R&B singer Fantasia, rock band Heart, Cajun fiddler Amanda Shaw and The Cute Guys, jazz pianist Patrice Rushen, and blues and folk artist Ruthie Foster.

Walter Agnew of Round Lake, New York, said attending the festival had been on his bucket list since he retired from working at a chemical plant in 2020.

“COVID canceled my trip then but I finally made it here for the 2022 festival — and I came last year. This will be my third in a row,” he said.

Agnew said he's looking forward to Stapleton's performance on Saturday and Heart's on Sunday — and of course The Rolling Stones next week but “you really can't go wrong by any of the acts.”

“I'm just amazed at how they're able to put all this entertainment together in one spot,” he said. “Of course it's going to be good.”

Leona Reed, a Los Angeles resident, was with friends attending her first jazz festival.

“Everybody's friendly," she said. "I like the fact that there’s art and the artists are there." She continued, "I love the fact that they honor each type of music and you know, that’s what’s going to bring us all together as a people.”

Ginger Schell, a New Orleans local, is a regular Jazz Fest attendee. Asked why she continues to return, Schell said laughing, “It's everything. It's the music. It's the food. It's the music!”

She said she and her family won't be able to see next week's performance by The Stones, noting the tickets were out of her budget.

“But we generally don't come for any one act in particular,” she said. “We just park our gear in a spot in front of the festival stage and wander throughout the grounds and look forward to being surprised."

Anticipation for the Stones' performance is palpable, Davis said.

“All I'm hearing is ‘How can I get a ticket?’” he said of fans trying to see the marquee performance. “Unfortunately for some, that day sold out in like a day-and-a-half after tickets went on sale. I think people have just waited so long for this.”

The Rolling Stones in October released “ Hackney Diamonds ,” their first album of original material since 2005 and their first without drummer Charlie Watts, who died in 2021. Though he hasn't seen a set list, Davis said fans can expect to hear a mix of greatest hits and new releases. No special guests are expected to perform with the Rolling Stones, but Davis said “never say never.”

“Just expect euphoria," he said laughing. "I think maybe we're going to need some ambulances on site because people are going to spontaneously combust from the excitement. And, they're playing in a daylight event. They're gonna be able to make eye contact with the audience. That's going to create a really special bond.”

Acts on the festival's 14 stages usually play simultaneously beginning when gates open at 11 a.m. and continuing until the music ends at 7 p.m. But the other stages will shut down next week when the Stones take the stage.

“We didn't want to have 13 empty stages and no people in front of them when the Stones start singing favorites like '(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction' and ‘Jumpin’ Jack Flash,'" Davis said. “Everyone who bought a ticket for that day primarily bought one to see The Stones.”

Davis said tickets for the festival's other days remain available and can be purchased online through their website.

Much of Jazz Fest celebrates the Indigenous music and culture of New Orleans and Louisiana but the music encompasses nearly every style imaginable: blues, R&B, gospel, Cajun, Zydeco, Afro-Caribbean, folk, Latin, rock, rap, contemporary and traditional jazz, country, bluegrass and everything in between.

Colombia’s rhythms, from music to dance and food, also will be highlighted this year as part of the festival’s cultural exchange. Close to 200 Colombian artists are scheduled to participate, including headliners Bomba Estéreo on Saturday, ChocQuibTown’s lead singer Goyo in a guest appearance with local band ÌFÉ on Sunday, and salsa legends Grupo Niche closing the celebration on May 5.

And don’t forget the food. During the festival, food available on site includes crawfish bread, pecan catfish meuniere and catfish almondine, cochon de lait and turducken po-boys, boudin, crawfish étouffée, jambalaya, crawfish Monica and shrimp and grits.

Associated Press Video Journalist Stephen Smith contributed to this report.

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On May 3, the Sterling High School Jazz Band, under the direction of Shauna Snyder, will be the featured performers at First Friday @ First Presbyterian. This will be both in person at the church at 130 South Fourth Street, Sterling, from 12:05 to 12:35 p.m., and live streamed on facebook.com/FPC.Sterling. You do not need to belong to Facebook to access this performance.

The program will include “The Pink Panther,” “I Remember Clifford,” “Fly Me to the Moon,” Abracadabra” and more.  Students participating include Jonathan Diaz, Elliana Pelton and Brayden Plank, Alto Saxophone; Shelby Rynek, Brandon Salas, Moises Soto and Joshua Wadsworth, Tenor Saxophone; Mason Boeff, Baritone Saxophone; Isabella Baca, Chris Brom, Corynn Hensman, Mattea Pelton and James Waite, Trumpet; Dominick Diaz, Josh Emrick and David Stein, Trombone; Chase Armstrong-Forbes and Matthew Zwirn, Piano;  Noah Pendleton, Guitar; Aidan Kiser, Bass; Carlee Hicks-Lovenburg and Luca Pendleton, Auxiliary Percussion/Mallets; and Izaiah Wilkins, Drumset.

The Sterling High Jazz Band has a long history of local and regional performing that goes back several decades. They have played for varied local events, including Sugar Beet Days, Gazebo Jazz, the Logan County Fair Parade and the Christmas Parade of Lights.

First Friday @ First Presbyterian is an ongoing series of recitals showcasing local talent. The program will be up on Facebook and available for viewing after the performance.

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The 2024 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival is officially underway, and the lineup is a can't-miss experience. The Rolling Stones are among the many performers slated to play, making it one of the most highly-anticipated stops on the festival circuit this spring. With the festival just around the corner, we've put together everything you need to know about how to buy New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival tickets, including who's playing what day and how to find tickets to sold-out dates. 

First established in the '70s, the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival has become a staple of the music scene for both Louisiana and the country as a whole. The Rolling Stones were originally slated to play five years ago but had to reschedule. They intended to play again a few years ago, but the entire festival was canceled, so their upcoming headlining performance has been a long time in the making. This year's festival will also bring Vampire Weekend, Hozier, and Neil Young Crazy Horse to the stage, among many others.

Whether you're looking to spend a few days at the festival or just hoping to see Mick Jagger perform, we've got you covered. Here's our breakdown of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival schedule, purchasing details, and original and resale ticket prices. You can also peruse StubHub and Vivid Seats at your leisure. 

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New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival Schedule

The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival will take place over two weeks, April 25-28 and May 2-5. Single-day tickets are available, in addition to multi-day ticket packages. Below, you'll find the cheapest starting prices listed on StubHub and Vivid Seats at the time of writing. 

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Tickets to the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival are sold through AXS. Some tickets, like the May 2 single-day tickets and some multi-day packages, have sold out. Tickets and packages for every day are available through resale vendors like StubHub and Vivid Seats . 

How much are New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival tickets?

Original single-day tickets range in price from $85 (for the "Early Bird Ticket," which was available until February 19) to $225 (for the "Rolling Stones & More" single-day ticket on May 2). Original multi-day packages start from $240 (for a 3-day package on the second week that excludes May 2 performances).

There are several VIP ticket tiers like the GA+ 4-day, the Big Chief VIP, the Grand Marshall VIP, and the Krewe of Jazz Fest. Original VIP packages are sold out for the second week, but resale packages are still available on StubHub and Vivid Seats.

StubHub's cheapest single-day tickets start at $82 on May 5. Vivid Seats' cheapest single-day ticket listings start at $94 on May 4. Three-day listings for the second week start at $200 on StubHub and $342 on Vivid Seats. Four-day listings, which include the coveted May 2 tickets, start at $500 on StubHub and $568 on Vivid Seats.

Who is playing at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival?

The 2024 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival has an impressive lineup. The first week includes performances from The Beach Boys (April 25), The Killers (April 26), Jon Batiste (April 26), Christ Stapleton (April 27), Vampire Weekend (April 27), and Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals (April 28), among others. 

The second week features performances from The Rolling Stones (May 2), Foo Fighters (May 3), Hozier (May 3), Neil Young & Crazy Horse (May 4), Greta Van Fleet (May 4), Queen Latifah (May 4), Bonnie Raitt (May 5), and Earth, Wind & Fire (May 5), among others.

The festival has always drawn in big names, even if they're not in the jazz music scene. Past performers include Aretha Franklin, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder, Bob Dylan, Miles Davis, Jimmy Buffett, Paul Simon, Linda Ronstadt, Gladys Knight, Van Morrison, and Willie Nelson, among many others. 

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