I was happily lurking in the “food court” zone of the Monterey Jazz Festival last weekend, awaiting my BBQ Tri-Tip sandwich from Cre’s, which I knew would not disappoint. It’s a tradition here at the ...

The closest subway stops for Harlem Gospel and Jazz Tours at Various Locations in New York City will depend on the specific location of the tour. However, here are a few general recommendations: 1. If ...

The Gospel Meets Jazz Band led by trumpeter Lanard Perry serenaded hundreds of people during its first concert since 2020. The band held its first concert after a three-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 ...

The grooves of Gospel Jazz have migrated to a new internet radio station, WGJB. The call letters stand for “World Gospel Jazz Broadcast" which enables listeners everywhere to hear Gospel Jazz all day ...

Every year the Reno Jazz Orchestra (RJO) loves to host a holiday concert celebrating friends, family and community. So, when the RJO decided to produce "A Gospel Christmas" this year it was an easy ...

The Gospel Tent at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, which opens today, is where Southern culture achieves an apex. In a region still addled by race, where a hard white majority marches to ...

"The Gospel According to Jazz" concert closed out the New Orleans Jazz Fest on Saturday, offering the talents of not one but four premiere female jazz vocalists, all having roots in gospel. Leading ...

Jazz musicians, even agnostic ones, have a soft spot for gospel. It's part of the foundation of American music, an essential language like the blues. That doesn't mean they treat gospel tunes ...

Renowned soprano saxophonist Whalum returns with a superb sequel to his 1999 hit. By Billboard Staff Renowned soprano saxophonist Whalum returns with a superb sequel to his 1999 hit. Generously ...

Pianist and composer Ramsey Lewis has a long history in swing music and popular jazz. His latest CD, "With One Voice," finds the veteran artist returning to his first love, gospel. (Soundbite of music ...

*It is rare that one is ever afforded the luxury of speaking frankly to a master of his or her craft without consequence born of inflated egos and pride. That goes especially so for a journalist. Sure ...