Eyal Vilner Big Band
Eyal Vilner's big band introduces selections from A Very SW!NG OUT Holiday. Imani Rousselle's vocals and Caleb Teicher's tap dancing join a large ensemble moving between seasonal songs and original music.
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Open live searchEyal Vilner's big band introduces selections from A Very SW!NG OUT Holiday. Imani Rousselle's vocals and Caleb Teicher's tap dancing join a large ensemble moving between seasonal songs and original music.
A pizza stop at the Carmine Street branch in Greenwich Village. Keep the meal simple and leave the rest of the afternoon open.
A wood-fired Núñez restaurant and walk-in wine bar inside a former soda-factory workshop.
The Django Festival Allstars bring acoustic guitar, violin and accordion to the Django Reinhardt NY Festival. Samson Schmitt leads, with changing nightly guests including Tatiana Eva-Marie, Edmar Castaneda, Ute Lemper and Roberta Gambarini.
A Woodhaven neighbourhood tavern gives Queens explorers a stop with local history.
Long Bar’s historic counter, a reserved seat at Punch Room and an open-air finish above Suzhou Creek. Three ways to see a Shanghai evening.
Andrea Motis(vo,tp) with Jurandir dã Silva(g). Live at Blue Note Tokyo.
Live bands, DJs and late dancing fill this Kingsland Road venue, where the evening’s promoter and lineup matter more than a fixed genre label.
Currywurst below the elevated railway. A quick, distinctly Berlin lunch before you head into Prenzlauer Berg.
Manhattan School of Music's Jazz Chamber Orchestra premieres work by its composition students. Matt Holman directs, with Mark Shim and Scott Wendholt featured in a programme centred on emerging writers.
Tostadas and market aisles make a useful pause between Coyoacán museums.
Mike LeDonne marks his seventieth birthday with a big-band celebration. An expanded New York lineup brings the pianist's blues and swing sensibility into large-ensemble writing.
Start a Gràcia morning among produce stalls beneath the market’s decorative ironwork.
Uyghur cooking brings a different culinary direction to a Shinjuku evening.
Fellow musicians gather for a birthday tribute honouring Sheila Jordan's contribution to bebop and scat singing. The programme celebrates her influence; it is not advertised here as a performance by Jordan herself.
Bread, coffee and a small beginning to a Roma day. This is the bakery on Colima, across from the restaurant.
Mika Nakashima(vo) with Shin Kono(Band Master, key). Live at Blue Note Tokyo.
Bill Charlap steps into the solo-piano format for this run at Dizzy's. Without a rhythm section, the focus is on his phrasing, harmonic choices and personal route through the jazz songbook.
A neighbourhood market tucked into a residential Culver City street, with sandwiches, breakfast items and outdoor patios.
A fireside room at Rosewood London, where caricatures, books and live music give a Holborn evening a more intimate setting.
A pub between Hampstead and Highgate makes a natural end to a walk on the heath.
The Art Nouveau dining room gives this Rue Royale restaurant its central appeal.
Tacos with Southeast Asian influences from a small Roma Norte counter. Order a few and make Guanajuato your lunch stop.