CHICAGO JAZZ FESTIVAL

Seating Bowl and Great Lawn open at 2:45pm.

Harris Theater Rooftop – Jazz: Next Gen Jazz (Enter on Randolph St.)

  • 11-11:40am – Saucedo Alumni Latin Jazz Collective
  • 12-12:40pm – Urban Horizons
  • 1-1:40pm – Charlie Reichert Powell & New River
  • 2-2:40pm – Neon Wilderness
  • 3-3:40pm – Mxmrys

Von Freeman Pavilion (North Promenade)

  • 11:30-12:25pm – Herbsaint
  • 12:40-1:35pm – Tim Fitzgerald Wes Montgomery Project
  • 1:50-2:45pm – Christian Dillingham Quartet
  • 3-4pm – Petra’s Recession Seven

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

  • 4:15-5:05pm – The Pharez Whitted Quintet
  • 5:25-6:10pm – Chicago Soul Jazz Collective w/ Dee Alexander
  • 6:25-7:25pm – Billy Valentine
  • 7:45-9pm – Juan de Marcos and the Afro-Cuban All Stars

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CHICAGO JAZZ FESTIVAL

Seating Bowl and Great Lawn open at 2:45pm.

Harris Theater Rooftop – Young Lions Jazz (Enter on Randolph St.)

  • 11am – Chicago High School for the Arts
  • 11:50am – Midwest Young Artists Conservatory
  • 12:40pm – Lane Tech College Prep High School
  • 1:35pm- Whitney Young High School
  • 2:25pm – New Trier High School
  • 3:15pm – Kenwood Academy High School

Von Freeman Pavilion (North Promenade)

  • 11:30am-12:25pm – Alvin Cobb Jr.
  • 12:40-1:35pm – Devon Sandridge
  • 1:50-2:45pm – Theodis Rodgers Organ Trio
  • 3-4pm – Carmen Stokes

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

  • 4:15-5:05pm – Tammy McCann
  • 5:25-6:10pm – Brandee Younger
  • 6:25-7:25pm – Nduduzo Makhathini
  • 7:45-9pm – Makaya McCraven

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CHICAGO JAZZ FESTIVAL

Seating Bowl and Great Lawn open at 2:45pm.

Von Freeman Pavilion (North Promenade)

  • 11:30-12:25pm – Eric Hochberg String Thing
  • 12:40-1:35pm – Alexis Lombre Quartet
  • 1:50-2:45pm – Anthony Bruno Quartet

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Security gates open 2 hours before the event start time. The concert perimeter (Pritzker Pavilion, Stage and Great Lawn) will be closed to the public for 1 hour before the gates open.

  • 4:15-5:05pm – Juan Pastor Chinchano
  • 5:25 – 6:10pm – Walter Smith III Quartet
  • 6:25 – 7:25pm – Ari Brown Quintet
  • 7:45-9pm – Dianne Reeves

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CHICAGO JAZZ FESTIVAL

Seating Bowl and Great Lawn open at 2:45pm.

Claudia Cassidy Theater, 2nd Floor North

  • 11am-12pm – The Live the Spirit Residency Young Masters – Presented by Live the Spirit
  • 12:15-1:15pm – Asian Improv, Francis Wong’s “Legends and Legacies” – Presented by Asian Improv
  • 2-3pm – The Fred Jackson Quartet – Presented by The Elastic Arts Foundation
  • 3:15-5:15pm – What is thing called Jazz? Presented by the Education Committee of the Jazz Institute of Chicago

Preston Bradly Hall, 3rd Floor South

  • 11am-12pm – Zubin Edalji Quintet – Presented by The Hyde Park Jazz Festival
  • 12:30-1:30pm – Zack Markstet, Performing Horace Silvers’ 1966 release “The Jody Grind” – Presented by The Fulton Street Collective
  • 2-3pm – The Natalie Scharf Quartet – Presented by Illiana Club
  • 3:30-4:30pm – Bobbi Wilsyn – Presented by The South Side Jazz Coalition

Jay Pritzker Pavilion

  • 6:30-7:30pm – Chico Freeman-100 Von Freeman Centennial
  • 8-9pm – Ron Carter and Foursight

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THE HURRICANE TRIO

In 2023 the Detroit Jazz Festival Global-Connect International All-Star Initiative explores the fusion of Detroit and Italian jazz artistry embodied in a multi-generational quartet featuring the lauded Milan, Italy based Hurricane Trio: Roberto Mattei-Bass, Lorenzo Blardone- Piano and Massimiliano Salina-Drums – and, the award-winning saxophonist from Detroit, Chris Collins; internationally recognized for his singular role in the global jazz scene. This powerhouse quartet serves as the gravity- center for uniting artists and legacies from both cultures. Known individually for their unique creative and technical prowess, collectively, the ensemble creates highly refined, dynamic, communicative, unified and thoroughly modern jazz performances. The band presents original compositions and sophisticated improvisation born from cross-cultural fertilization and study of each other’s jazz traditions. Built on infectious grooves to complex metric environments, powerful lyricism to inventive angularity and fresh harmonic dimensions, the music captures the emotion, artistry, intellect, and legacy that defines great jazz art while displaying the wonders that come from true cultural collaboration.In 2023, the Detroit Jazz Festival Global-Connect International All- Stars will present music from their new CD “Turning Point” with concert tours in Japan, Europe and the USA culminating with a feature appearance at the 2023 Detroit Jazz Festival September 1-4, 2023 in Downtown Detroit.

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