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taylorlam says:
This is a venue/dance club in a plaza right off Las Ramblas. This was one of those things where it was my first night in town, someone invited my to a show and naturally I went and it ended up being the most bad ass jazz/flamenco fusion I have ever heard. Just being in some barrel vaulted room pac…
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ffransiska says:
This bar/pub has great jazzy ambient. Be careful, you might get confused to find this venuew, since in front of the bar, there are 2 other bars. You enter further in and this bar is the last one. Serving an impeccable tex-mex and western food. The price is (too bad) hotel price with total 16% servic…
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festerwretch says:
If you can find this band performing live, try to have a listen to them! They have been playing Jazz and Dixieland standards since 1968 and are still going strong.
From their website:
"They also have unconventional repertory: from standards off traditional jazz. through famous 'evergreens' …
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jhoc says:
The Boisdale is a great combination of live jazz music, cigars, traditional pub and fine dining. I went to dine recently and was very impressed with the quality, prices and atmosphere.
The menu is loaded with traditional Scottish foods including a collection of steak cuts. I went for the Haggis…
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TRE69 says:
The Hollywood Bowl is world-renowned for being a premier outdoor music venue. The Bowl is host to a wide variety of musical genres from classical to reggae and jazz to swing. I have gone to several performances (Tony Bennet, Josh Groban, and the music of John Williams...sound tracks Star Wars, Sup…
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nik2blessed says:
Do you like Cajun or jazz? Well that's the first thing I think of when I hear this restaurant name, cool & lively expierence! This spot is located right in Navy Pier with a lot of other selections to choose from too. This was my first time and man was it tasty and FUN. There was a live jazz band th…
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bimmerfunn says:
If you're into Jazz and improvisation, you have to go to the Bimhuis. It's one of the most important jazz venues in Europe. I'm a jazz musician and I always visit when I'm in town.
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Andy99 says:
The Birchmere is a popular club/concert venue in the Washington, DC, region for folk, folk-rock, jazz, and pop music. It styles itself a music hall. It’s a legendary venue in music circles and the careers of many bands and performers have been launched here.
The Birchmere’s web site lists up…
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alyssa_ob says:
My sister's friend had a music gig at this neighborhood cafe so we went here for Sunday brunch. They have live music on the first Sunday of the month from 11am - 2pm, they call it Jazz Brunch. The place was packed and there was a waiting list. We got some drinks from the coffee bar and sat on the…
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vances says:
Not specifically a brass band hangout, but a marvelous venue for enjoying stellar jazz acts in the Big Easy, Snug Harbor is a few blocks beyond the French Quarter. This is probably a bummer for their management, but a real boon for music enthusiasts because it doesn’t seem to attract massive crow…
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Serena says:
My friends and I had a great time hanging out here. The live blues band was great and the atmosphere was lively but not out of control. A fair mix of people here (no surprise) so it's not your normal yuppie crowd dressed all in black. It wonderful to see the Boom Boom Room as part of the blues an…
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bimmerfunn says:
Hans Dulfer on Wednesdays. No cover charge. Love it!
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X_Drive says:
This jazz group has been together for thirty-five years. They generally play local venues but have been all over the state and Las Vegas. In recent years they have held to playing either here in the valley or at jazz festivals along the coast.
Frequently throughout the summer months they are do gig…
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TravelingPeanut says:
With a menu consiting almost entirely of humungous baked potatos filled with a multitude of delights the beers flow freely, the staff are amazing and the jazz is out of this world.
A true old-LA underground jazz club The Baked Potato is a Los Angeles institution and should be on every musician an…
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sabzero says:
If you like jazz music you have to spend 1 night at this wonderful pub!
This place is amazing (and I'm not a jazz-fan)!!!
The music is really good (now I am a jazz-fan), the people there are really friendly and this building is great!
I've been there twice and I loved it!
You can sit downstairs …
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wade_jones22 says:
Coming from Beaumont, Texas, a town dominated by chain restaurants, I am always on the look out for new places to eat that offer something different. Don't get me wrong, I like to go to places like Outback and Chili's from time to time, but the menu is always the same and you don't get the same fee…
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worldcitizen says:
Yoshi's is the best jazz and blues club in the Bay Area. There are several other places to see live jazz in the Bay Area at small venues and larger concert halls, but Yoshi's gets the atmosphere, size, and acoustics just right. For years, I thought I didn't like jazz until I watched several parts of…
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Rool42 says:
Great, trendy venue for live local jazz, soul, R&B talent. Small, intimate bar; limited food options; reasonable drink prices. 2-doors down is Subiaco Hotel, for another live music option. Check out Wednesday and **Thursday** nights for exceptional local bands ("Sly") (go early - 8-8:30 ish - if …
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mariemak says:
Pascale Wine Bar and Restaurant is a surprising little restaurant in downtown Syracuse, near Armory Square. The atmosphere is quite chic for Syracuse. The cuisine is a bit more on the conservative side, but everything is prepared with great attention to detail and very good quality. As the name i…
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Lunitari says:
B.P. Club has been open since 1988 and is run by one of the greatest names of Croatian jazz performers- Bosko Petrovic. Expect jazz, blues and more. It's a popular place to go to. Arrive early if you wish to get a seat.
Note: B.P. website is not regularly updated.
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FR-ank says:
very tiny-nice jazz bar with a very good perform
and friendly barmaid
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Sonya says:
During our business trips, Mike always spares the time to visit Via Via on Friday night for dinner and jazz music no matter if we've just arrived at the hotels. Serving Western and Indonesian dishes added with local jazz mucisian this cafe's never quiet when I come there.
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worldcitizen says:
Jupiter is a bar in Berkeley with a great selection of house brews. It's a great place to sit and have a mellow evening at a bar. There is a courtyard with a fireplace with lots of seating and plenty more seating indoors in the two story bar/restaurant. They often have live jazz performances and the…
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dyevushka says:
Very expensive... went with a friend on a quiet Sunday night and loved the live jazz. Drinks and food were good; relaxed but very classy environment.
The live jazz was fabulous - two guys and a lady with an amazing voice. They also had a guest come in who took turns, alternating with the band and…
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lee-81 says:
Cafe oto is a bit of a mixed bag, I'm still undecided on my true feelings for this place, maybe I'll figure it by the end of this review.
First up is the area. If your visiting London i doubt very much that Dalston will be on your list of places to visit. The only to two things of interest that i …
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hrivera says:
This hotel is well worth the money with it's Spanish colonial architecture creating a majestic presence overlooking the tropics. The staff is outstanding and the evening ambience relaxing and diversified. One can choose to enjoy live Spanish jazz at the bar or some flamenco guitarist in the Iberia…
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festerwretch says:
Od Nova Pub is a Jazz club on Grodzka street (close to the main market square). Inside (which means, downstairs) is a great piwnica very much in the style of Krakow, where it has the aura of a wine cellar or dungeon, the walls are made of uneven rock, and at uneven angles. It’s dark and smoky. …
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travel-the-world says:
Preservation Hall is the most famous jazz club in New Orleans. Doors open at 8pm nightly and the music begins at 8:15pm. Admission is $10 and they close down at 11pm. There’s always a line outside, so be prepared to wait. Get there early or you may find standing room only. The outside of Pres…
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lonetravellernatl says:
The Natchez Steamboat Cruise is a New Orleans landmark and one of the "most recommended things to do" by tour guides and locals. I won't disagree with that. Though many of the tour guides were somewhat misleading in stating that it was a "cajun dinner". When I think cajun I think gumbos, etouffee, s…
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taylorlam says:
I stumbled across this bar one night in Lisbon while I was rolling solo. Heard jazz, had to go in. The music was definitely raw, the way I like it. The people were real. I hung out with another American, older dude. I think he thought I was hitting on his women but they were definitely too old …
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