Mar 2, 2026
This Friday, March 6, acclaimed jazz pianist Greg Murphy and drummer Steve Johns bring a vibrant mid-morning jazz performance to Frank’s Corner @ EHMC in Englewood, NJ. 🌟
Murphy has been a vital presence on the jazz scene for decades, known for his expressive touch, rhythmic imagination, and deep connection in both the classic and modern jazz traditions. A Chicago native who came up through rich musical environments and long associations with musicians like Rashied Ali, Murphy’s career spans performances and recordings around the globe — and he continues to be a compelling force as a performer, composer, and educator. 🎹
Joining him is Steve Johns, a seasoned and versatile jazz drummer🥁 whose career has seen him collaborate with many of the music’s most respected practitioners.Their musical rapport creates a lively, intuitive interplay that feels both sophisticated and welcoming, making the performance enjoyable for listeners at every level. 🎶
📅 Friday, March 6
🕰 11:30 AM
📍 Frank’s Corner @ EHMC
350 Engle Street, Englewood, NJ
Whether you’re stopping by for brunch or looking for an inspiring way to start your Friday, this performance offers an engaging and enjoyable live jazz experience. All are welcome to come hear great music in a relaxed, community-oriented setting.
Mar 2, 2026
Live jazz comes to the Seaport this week as guitarist Jim Robitaille performs Wednesday, March 4, at the Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport. 🎶
Known for his warm tone and expressive playing, Robitaille brings a refined yet relaxed sound that’s perfect for an evening out. His playing blends swing, blues, and modern harmony, creating an inviting atmosphere that resonates with both casual listeners and dedicated jazz fans alike. 🎸
The performance begins at 6:00 PM, making it an ideal stop for an after-work unwind or a laid-back night in the city. Guests can enjoy live music in an elegant setting while taking in the energy of Boston’s Seaport neighborhood.
Event Details
📅 Wednesday, March 4
🕕 6:00 PM
📍 Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport
450 Summer Street, Boston, MA
Whether you’re a longtime jazz lover or simply looking for a memorable live music experience, Jim Robitaille’s performance offers an evening of sophisticated sound and effortless groove in one of Boston’s premier venues. ✨
Feb 27, 2026
Live jazz returns to the stage at The Mad Monkfish on Sunday, March 1, featuring acclaimed pianist Tim Ray in a special evening performance in Cambridge. Known for his versatility, musical depth, and remarkable career across jazz, pop, and classical music, Ray leads an engaging trio performance that highlights both nuance and energy. 🎹
Ray is joined by Sonny Barbato (accordion) and Marshall Wood (acoustic bass) for two sets at The Mad Monkfish. Together, the trio brings a fresh, conversational approach—blending swing, lyricism, and spontaneous interplay. 🪗
Showtimes 🎶
For those unable to attend in person, the performance will also be live streamed via The Mad Monkfish’s Facebook page.
This March 1 performance offers a chance to experience Tim Ray’s artistry up close—an evening of thoughtful, world-class jazz in one of Cambridge’s most welcoming live music spaces. 🌟
📍 Address: 524 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA
Feb 13, 2026
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with an evening of live jazz as Jim Robitaille takes the stage alongside Tom Casale & No Bad Parts at the Borealis Coffee Company in Bristol, RI. 💝
Known for his expressive guitar work and deep sense of swing, Robitaille brings warmth, groove, and musical conversation to every performance. Together with Tom Casale & No Bad Parts, this Valentine’s Day set promises an intimate evening of strong, connected musicianship in one of Bristol’s favorite listening rooms. 🎸
Whether you’re planning a date night or simply looking to enjoy great live music, this is the perfect way to spend your Saturday evening. ✨
Saturday, February 14
6:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Borealis Coffee Company
500 Wood St, Unit 113
Bristol, RI 02809
Join us for an evening of soulful guitar, dynamic interplay, and a relaxed Valentine’s vibe. 🎶❤️
Feb 11, 2026
Highfield Hall welcomes the Tim Ray Trio for an afternoon of world-class jazz on February 22, featuring acclaimed pianist Tim Ray, joined by Gray Sargent on guitar and Marshall Wood on bass. 🎹 🎸
Best known as Tony Bennett’s final pianist and musical director, Tim Ray has appeared on more than 100 recordings and performed with an extraordinary range of jazz and popular music icons, including Kurt Elling, Terri Lyne Carrington, Aretha Franklin, and Lyle Lovett. “His playing reflects a deep sense of swing, lyrical phrasing, and a lifelong connection to the jazz tradition.” 🎶
Guitarist Gray Sargent, a longtime member of the Tony Bennett Quartet, has performed and recorded with jazz greats such as Illinois Jacquet, Dave McKenna, Scott Hamilton, Phil Woods, and Buddy Tate. Bassist Marshall Wood, also a former member of the Bennett Quartet, has been a mainstay on the jazz scene for more than three decades, performing with legends including Anita O’Day, Dizzy Gillespie, Clark Terry, Marian McPartland, and Phil Woods.
Presented in collaboration with Falmouth Jazz, this exceptional performance brings together three master musicians for an intimate and memorable afternoon of jazz. 🌟
Event Details
📅 February 22
🕓 4:00 – 6:00 PM
📍 Highfield Hall
56 Highfield Drive, Falmouth, MA
https://highfieldhallandgardens.org/event/tim-ray-trio-falmouth-jazz/
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