Jazz On The Tube — which serves 30,000 jazz-lovin’ subscribers to emails with embedded performance videos daily — has posted the best…
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Some two dozen JJA activists and more colleagues across the world launched “Working the Beat: Jazz in Today’s Media,” via four Zoom…
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Photographers are encouraged to submit an image for the JJA’s 2020 Jazz Photo of the Year Award, as nominations for the organization’s…
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Editor’s note: The 35th annual Jazz Plaza festival in Cuba ran from January 14 through 19, and JJA member José dos Santos…
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W. Royal Stokes, a founding JJA member and Lifetime Achievement in Jazz Journalism award recipient, has compiled his annual list of books…
MoreAn extensive list of international esteemed jazz, blues and “creative music” instrumentalists, singers and adherents of those arts who died in 2019.…
MoreThe JJA being a partner association with the Jazz Congress being held at Jazz at Lincoln Center on January 13 and 14,…
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“Best of Jazz 2019” posts by JJA members are now being published at http://members.jazzjournalists.org/2019BestofJazz (the link is also in the right-hand column…
MoreThe JJA has a new student member, Pengwen Chen, currently enrolled in Fordham University. She’s a contributor to the platform 即兴 (pronunciation:…
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Dan Morgenstern has known ‘em all. If he wasn’t having coffee with Charlie Parker or watching Chano Pozo’s amazing Latin show live…
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The Jazz Journalists Association’s 2019 Jazz Awards hail pianist Ahmad Jamal for his Lifetime Achievement in Jazz, and author/educator John Szwed his…
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The JJA has announced honors for 22 “activists, advocates, altruists, aiders and abettors of jazz” in 20 U.S. cities, filling the 2019…
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