Jazz

The Jazz Journalist’s Association has named Dennis Owsley the second Jazz Hero from the St. Louis region. He’s recognized in part for his radio show, Jazz…

St. Louis was home to the late, great jazz musician Clark Terry, who died in last year at the age of 94.Contemporary trumpet virtuoso Byron Stripling was…

The spring season of the Gaslight Cabaret Festival has returned, featuring 12 artists and 22 performances over the course of nine weekends. Two performers…

Buddy Moreno has died at the age of 103. Mr. Moreno was a guitarist and the lead singer with The Dick Jurgens Orchestra when he made One Dozen Roses the…

Don Wolff, a noted defense attorney and long-time jazz enthusiast died Friday, Nov. 20, of leukemia at Barnes-Jewish Hospital. On Oct. 2, 2012, Terry…

Composer Frank Loesser once explained that a great song is like a train: A locomotive starts it off, a caboose completes it, and different colors fill in…

You can get a day’s worth of live music and dancing on Cherokee Street on Saturday - all for free.Beginning at noon, local jazz musicians will take to…

In the past year, St. Louis has been saturated by a groundswell of art related to social justice concerns, specifically issues of the region’s racial…

There’s no reason for fans of the man who “defined cool” to be “Kind of Blue” this weekend as the Miles Davis Memorial project plans to unveil its…

St. Louis Public Radio | 90.7 KWMU is pleased to announce the addition of jazz to its broadcast schedule. Beginning today, St. Louis Public Radio | Jazz…