Concert Schedule

08/18/2024
Haddonfield  

Parlour Noir
Parlour Noir make their Tri-State Jazz debut in August! Since 2017, the band has been a well-spring of traditional jazz music from the historic Mt. Airy neighborhood of Philadelphia. The (self-described) eccentric six-piece ensemble brings joy and energy to the stage, swinging hard through a repertoire that spans 1922-1945.

09/15/2024
Wallingford

Ben Mauger's Hot 6
Ben presents his Hot 6 for a raucous afternoon of traditional jazz and New Orleans style favorites. The band will play old-time hot jazz from the 1920s-'30s and maybe even sample some swing-revival from the following era.

10/20/2024
Haddonfield

Terry Waldo - Piano
Terry Waldo returns to Tri-State! He is considered one of America’s premier performers and presenters of Ragtime and Early Jazz. Known for his virtuoso ragtime and stride piano playing, charming vocals, and disarming wit, he is the protégé‚ of the legendary Eubie Blake, who called Waldo “an extension of my own musical self.”

11/17/2024
Wallingford

Manouche 5
Manouche 5, the Philadelphia based quintet, performs gypsy-jazz influenced standards and popular music similar to the original Hot Club of Paris. They've become a Tri-State favorite!

Rossano Sportiello - Piano
Award-winning Italian jazz pianist Rossano Sportiello returns to Tri-State! He last appeared in September 2022. He brings his eclectic style of pianism that blends classical training with jazz and stride.

Glenn Crytzer Quartet
Glenn Crytzer "returns" with his Quartet to Tri-State, playing music from the Jazz Age and the Swing Era - "Vintage American Jazz". Glenn was one of the pioneers of Tri-State's remote live streams, in January 2021.  We are thrilled to present him live and in person now!

Neville Dickie with Joe and Paul Midiri
This Tri-State tradition continues!  World-class British pianist Neville Dickie rejoins TSJS veterans Joe (reeds) and Paul (drums) Midiri. Neville is among the most accomplished stride and boogie-woogie pianists on either side of the Atlantic. Joe and Paul Midiri, well-known to Tri-State audiences, have recorded with everything from trios to big bands.

Annie and the Fur Trappers
Annie and the Fur Trappers is dedicated to performing and preserving the music of the 1920s and 30s today.  The band plays traditional jazz, delta blues, ragtime, and swing music.  The band first appeared for Tri-State in March 2023 - we're happy to welcome their return!