The singer will be debuting songs from her forthcoming album at a run of shows beginning Thursday at Yoshi’s in Jack London Square.
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Maureen Gosling’s new film explores the life and revolutionary times of jazz and blues vocalist Barbara Dane
From “Dry Wood” to “Blossoms of Fire,” Maureen Gosling’s films capture golden moments of art and culture.
Jazz In the Neighborhood comes to Temescal
The nonprofit, known for making sure musicians receive fair pay, is partnering with Temescal Art Center for three weekends of live music starting April 2.
Upcoming concerts showcase the East Bay’s thriving Brazilian music scene
Performances by Oakland Samba Revue, SambaDá, and others in Oakland and Berkeley highlight the region’s talent.
‘The Dynamic Miss’ Faye Carol celebrates Black history, with friends
More than a few jazz luminaries will join the iconic Bay Area singer onstage at Geoffrey’s Inner Circle during a run of shows in February.
New concert series brings cutting-edge jazz to West Oakland
As local venues for experimental music become more rare, the Dresher Ensemble Studio steps in to fill the void.
The soulful kinship of Alma Matters
The jazz ensemble with deep East Bay roots performs Tuesday at Yoshi’s.
The flamenco soul of David McLean
The Oakland guitarist—an essential player in the Bay Area’s vibrant flamenco scene—performs Sunday at The Sound Room.
Pianist Sarah Cahill to celebrate 50 years of female composers at Mills College show
Sarah Cahill’s “Future is Female” concert this Saturday in Oakland focuses on compositions by “women with Mills connections.”
Jazz legends from The Cookers supergroup to play in Oakland
Eddie Henderson and Billy Harper headline shows on Friday and Saturday at Piedmont Piano Company. The full septet with George Cables, Billy Hart, Donald Harrison, Cecil McBee, and David Weiss performs Sunday in Half Moon Bay.
Oakland musician Māhealani Uchiyama honors the music of Zimbabwe
Uchiyama’s new book explores the ancient tradition of mbira.
The new ‘Homeroom’ soundtrack is a celebration of Oakland talent
The documentary’s digital album features East Bay artists and pays tribute to filmmaker Peter Nicks’ daughter, Karina.
Brooklyn Basin has become one of Oakland’s most popular outdoor concert venues
Featuring a large greenspace with stunning views, local artists are bringing music to the new waterfront park.
After a rough year, Geoffrey’s Inner Circle to relaunch Sunday night jazz sessions
The club’s owner, Geoffrey Pete, has been a mainstay of the Oakland music scene since the 1970s.
Bassist Charnett Moffett returns to Oakland
The jazz prodigy is playing a run of shows at Yoshi’s, his first live gigs since moving back to the Bay Area at the start of the pandemic.
Caroline Chung’s new album can’t be defined by any one style or tradition
Undaunted by the pandemic, the Oakland-based artist’s “Sounds Of Haejin” introduces new audiences to the creativity of her band Citizens Jazz.
Omar Sosa’s diaspora soul returns to Oakland
The Cuban-born pianist is back in the East Bay and will perform a livestreamed concert at Piedmont Piano Company this Sunday.
Trio from Rio will perform at Oakland’s Piedmont Piano Company
Brazilians Ricardo Peixoto, Claudia Villela, and Marcos Silva will play a livestream concert this Sunday, part of Piedmont Piano’s ongoing series.
Oakland’s ‘In the Name of Love’ celebration will be an oasis of soul in a troubled time
The 19th annual concert celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy features Toshi Reagon, Tory Teasley, Faye Carol, and more.
Gary Bartz, a musical lion ready to roar in the East Bay
The legendary saxophone player resettled in Emeryville several years ago, and is now bursting forth with a new album and local performances.