Description
Underneath the Roxy Hotel in Tribeca, The Django opens up like a secret world, with arched ceilings, exposed brick walls, and velvet drapes creating a moody, timeless atmosphere. The space is intimate yet lively, designed for lingering over cocktails while listening to world-class jazz. The lighting is warm and low, perfect for letting the music take center stage. The Django’s programming brings a mix of straight-ahead jazz, blues, and Latin-infused sets, featuring both seasoned legends and rising stars. It’s a place where the music isn’t just background—it’s the main event, with impeccable acoustics and a vibe that feels both classic and contemporary. On any given night, you might hear players who’ve made their mark at iconic venues like Village Vanguard and Blue Note, adding to The Django’s reputation as one of NYC’s essential jazz spots.
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Saxophonist Jed Levy has been a mainstay on the New York jazz scene for the last two decades. In addition to performing and recording 10 critically-acclaimed albums as a leader, he has worked with luminaries like Jaki Byard, Don Patterson, Jack McDuff, Junior Mance, Eddie Henderson, Cedar Walton, and countless others. Don't miss him live on the Django stage!
Alex Minasian is a versatile pianist who has played with legends like Arturo Sandoval and Hank Jones. Catch him live on the Django stage.
April Varner brings her listeners to another place with her voice and jazz renditions. Her performances are a blend of classic and modern jazz influences.
Simon Mogul is a 23-year-old saxophonist and composer from Miami, Florida. His soulful tenor saxophone sound blends jazz with soul, funk, R&B, gospel, and hip hop, creating a unique sound informed by the past and pointing towards the future.
The acclaimed NYC collective fuses Latin and salsa music into a modern sound all their own, transforming their club shows into dynamic dance hall performances.
A heartfelt tribute to Rio, where Mafalda launched her Brazilian career. Her style blends classic song and improvisation with a multicultural voice.
The Latona Brothers blend Gospel, Jazz, and Go-Go music, paying homage to their musical roots.
Trumpeter and composer David Weiss is known for his innovative approach to jazz, collaborating with legends and leading acclaimed bands.
Charles Goold is a renowned jazz drummer, performing with top musicians since age 11. A Juilliard graduate, he's collaborated with legends across jazz and hip-hop.
From the soulful to the swinging, Greg Skaff is one of the premier guitarists in modern jazz. His diverse résumé includes collaborations with legendary names and performances on revered stages.
Jon Gordon, a celebrated alto and soprano saxophonist, brings his award-winning talent to the stage. Known for his mastery and innovation, Gordon is a must-see for jazz enthusiasts.
Young pianist and composer Cameron Campbell hails from Worcester, Massachusetts. In high school, he studied with the acclaimed jazz pianist Christian Sands and he's been a featured performer alongside legendary pianists George Cables, Joanne Brackeen, Kenny Werner and others. Most recently, he's accompanied Grammy-winning vocalist Samara Joy.
A modern jazz guitar giant, Ron Jackson has performed and taught music worldwide, releasing 10 albums as a leader.
Lee Taylor is a singer/songwriter from New York City. Her unique style blends blues, jazz, pop, and gospel. Her voice is described as 'distinctive' and 'a voice to cut diamonds.'
Carolyn Leonhart, a soulful singer with a stunning voice, weaves jazz and pop into every project. Her quintet features top jazz musicians for an unforgettable performance.
Acclaimed vocalist Jamile captivates audiences with her unique phrasing and heartfelt tone influenced by the vocal jazz tradition, united with her unique Brazilian roots.
Joey Ranieri, a bass prodigy from Chicago, brings his unique jazz style to the stage. Mentored by top musicians, he aims for an individualized sound that blends taste and blues.
Born and raised in Havana, Grammy nominated, Guggenheim Fellow, pianist and composer Manuel Valera is one of the busiest musicians on the modern jazz scene. He's garnered national reviews and lent his talents to artists like Arturo Sandoval, Paquito D'Rivera, Brian Lynch, Dafnis Prieto, Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Jeff 'Tain' Watts, Joshua Bell and many others.
Acclaimed Brazilian pianist Helio Alves returns with a tantalizing trio. A native of Sao Paulo, Alves combines the rhythmic complexity of modern Brazilian music with the edgy energy of contemporary jazz.
Keyboardist, composer, and producer David Zheng brings a stellar band to the Django with a repertoire that spans straight-ahead and modern jazz to R&B, Neo-soul, and dance music.
Ty Bailie is known for his deep grooves and terrifying technique. He's worked with top artists and leads his own Hammond B3 organ trio.