Days growing shorter means nights are longer, and jazz flows to lighten, brighten the times. Check out what JJA members are doing…
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Register for the 2022 JJA JazzBash! (and bid on a stateroom for the Blue Note at Sea 23 jazz cruise)
The Jazz Journalists Association is throwing a #JazzBash, a five-ring online media circus in celebration of 2022 JJA Jazz Awards honorees, on…
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Award-winning, often exhibited photographer Luciano Rossetti presents the third JJA Photographers Master Class on Saturday, August 20, at 1 pm ET. The…
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Getting right to it: Jazz journalists have covered the music as it’s happening, where it’s happening, throughout the month, throughout the world.…
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The Jazz Journalists Association congratulates the 2023 class of National Endowment of the Arts Jazz Masters, comprising Louis Hayes, violinist Regina Carter, saxophonist Kenny…
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June, for members of the Jazz Journalists Association, was a month to bust out — but then, what month isn’t? Spreading news…
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I have recently been afforded the opportunity to teach music business courses at The New School in New York City. Before I…
MoreThe Twin Cities arts community, and beyond, lost one its most ardent supporters and promoters with the unexpected passing of journalist Pamela…
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Jazz journalists plunged into the no-longer-new new year, improvising as always in all media, ears open and spreading buzz of what we’ve…
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If a woman writes about jazz, is she imposing a feminist act? Feminism is a school of thought that vehemently fights for…
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JJA member Christian Broecking, a critical author, scholar and educator, founding director of Berlin Jazz Radio, contributor to Berliner Zeitung among other…
MoreEditor’s note: This is the first of three reports by Jose Dos Santos from the 33rd annual 2021 Jazz Plaza festival produced…
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