This live album features a concert by Jethro Tull on March 16, 1985 in Berlin as one of the main events of the "300th Anniversary of the Birth of J.S. Bach" event. This is the only Jethro Tull concert of the year, as he had not toured since he had not released any albums during this period. The concert is the only one from that year, and features a special guest appearance by Eddie Jobson, formerly of U.K., who participated in the 1980 album "A" and also toured with Jethro Tull. The concert was recorded and broadcast by the German TV station WDR. This is a live album from the sound sources used for the broadcast, and includes the complete concert including cover numbers and Bach pieces. The five members are Ian Anderson and his friend Martin Barr, drummer Dawn Perry, who was with the band from 1984 until the band stopped playing, Dave Pegg, who has been with Jethro Tull the longest on bass, and guest player Eddie Jobson, formerly of Carved Air - U.K. Eddie Jobson. Eddie Jobson plays a gorgeous violin solo on a Bach piece.This is a special concert with a different set list from the "A Tour" held in 1980, and is now available on CD! Imported Japanese edition with Japanese obi, English booklet and bilingual booklet＞Ian Anderson (vo, g, fl)Martin Barr (g)Dave Pegg (b)Dawn Perry (ds)Eddie Jobson (vn, kbds)

Ali Raza, a true musical talent hailing from the heart of South Asia, brings a rich blend of Bollywood and Pakistani music to the vibrant city of Bangkok. With years of experience in captivating audiences, Ali's soulful voice and charismatic presence have made him a sought-after performer in the region. His dedication to his craft and passion for music shine through in every note, creating an immersive and emotionally charged experience for all.

As trans-Atlantic alchemists pulling from a shared dialectic that somehow encompassed both postmodern deconstructionist tendencies and a delightfully subversive sense of poptimism, it’s easy to see how David Cunningham and Peter Gordon immediately hit it off upon initially meeting each other back in the late-1970s at the height of their youthful transgressions. Having initially worked together on the second Flying Lizards’ LP fourth wall, with its ingenious fusion of dismantled rhythms and rearranged melodies juxtaposed against the slyly sultry singing of Snatch’s Patti Palladin— with Gordon adding a few sprinkles of mischievous sax in the mix— it’s no wonder the collaboration would lead to further musical adventures.

After a critically praised debut in 2023 and numerous tours across Europe, Yalla Miku returns with “2”, a new record that further asserts their unique identity. Still based in Geneva, the band moves forward with a reimagined lineup — not as a departure, but as the natural continuation of a project envisioned from the start as a space for encounters, movement, and musical reinvention.

Julia Blair was born of this world as a force to smother the disquieting agents of despair- and as a gentle soul that no-less employs her mighty voice to speak truth to power. Those who know her personally know this, and those who have heard her sing know this as well. On her second solo album, All Of My Important Things, Julia proclaims her fondness for self-expression and demonstrates her aptitude for dynamics: from the explosive nature of a pop hook to the firm, comforting grip of a lullaby. She does so at-times anecdotally, while utilizing the marriage of sophisticated arrangements and plain-spoken lyrical language.

Over the last few years, Amanda Favier and Élodie Soulard have formed an original tandem that shakes things up. Their first album together is a gem, offering a programme that is by turns sparkling and nostalgic, devoted to the brilliant Viennese composer and arranger Fritz Kreisler. The virtuoso violin and accordion create a unique alchemy of sound, both modern and timeless, inviting us to rediscover these nuggets, often played as an encore.

In "Monadology, XXXVI, 'Chopin': 12 Études", composer Bernhard Lang transforms Chopin's famous Études Op. 10 into a radical 'meta-composition'. The Austrian composer dissects the original scores and reconstructs them as new sound structures. This piece is part of Lang's monumental 'Monadology' series (more than forty compositions, 2007–2020), in which existing music, ranging from Chopin to Mozart and Ligeti, is deconstructed and rewritten as self-reflective musical texts.

The musical lineup consists of pianist Steve Hunt, bassist Christian Fabian, and vocalist Lewis Robinson. Pianist Steve Hunt, who refined his lightning-fast technique under the tutelage of Albert Hirsh, Sid Davis, and Lyle Mays, has performed and recorded with Stanley Clarke and Allan Holdsworth and has toured globally. Bassist Christian Fabian, a Berklee alumnus who studied with Mike Longo and Ron Carter, co-leads The Lionel Hampton Big Band, accepted the Grammy® Lifetime Achievement Award for Hamp in 2021, and recently became a Grammy® Nominee himself following a sold-out show at the North Sea Jazz Festival. Vocalist Lewis Robinson is an award-winning singer-songwriter with a 30-year international touring career. He teaches vocal and stage performance, performs lead vocals with his own band covering jazz favorites, R&B, and original compositions, and has a commercial background in radio and television.

Grammy Award nominee Ernie Haase and Signature Sound bring A Jazzy Little Christmas to Birdland on Monday, December 2 at 7:00 PM. With true, four-part harmony and a three-piece jazz band, the live show is reminiscent of the sounds of The Four Freshmen with the jazz of Tony Bennett.

In 2017 I wrote Autumn Rain, and for the first time in years I felt that I could ask musicians to try things out with me. I knew Terje and Tine from before, and I had a feeling that they could contribute to develop my songs and the sound of the new trio. What I didn´t know was that they knew each other very well and had played together for years! Both said yes, and we started to rehearse together in 2019.

From Another Room invites listeners into the world of Diana Silvers with a cinematic, folk-inflected debut. Featuring her breakout singles “June” and “Airplane,” this release captures Diana’s intimate storytelling and alluring vocals in their purest form.

Curandero is the debut collaborative album by pioneering ambient electronic artist Steve Roach and acclaimed throat singer and ritual artist SoRIAH. The album, which the artists describe as "sonic shamanism" and "immersive ritual music," explores the frontiers between the known, the exotic, fear, and freedom. Roach, an originator of the tribal ambient genre, resides in Baja Arizona, drawing inspiration from the ancestral land of the curanderos (indigenous healers). SoRIAH, deeply devoted to Tuvan throat singing (Khöömei), traveled to the same region (the ancient motherland of Aztlán) for the collaboration. The music, which SoRIAH describes as "deep shadow work" on the cusp of healing and shamanic exorcism, and Roach calls a "portal" between worlds, blends interwoven trance rhythms, hallucinatory atmospheres, and harmonic vocal overtones. Recording and mixing took place in studios across Baja Arizona, Oregon, and Mongolia.

On EARTH, Møtrik delivers a sprawling, celestial journey through the outer limits of krautrock. From the glittering awe and breath-counting disorientation of “Weightless” to the tidal reckoning of “Ultimate Drive,” EARTH charts a course through sonic paradox; between body and void, machine and soul, end and beginning.

Prolific Norwegian trumpeter and ECM veteran Arve Henriksen returns with Estonian guitarist/composer Robert Jürjendal in tow, matching his idiosyncratic shakuhachi-style melodic condensations with Jürjendal's glassy electro-acoustic soundscapes and sonorous percussion. Fans of Jon Hassell & Brian Eno, Daniel Schmidt and Badalamenti, this one’s for you.

Pianist, composer, and activist Chloe Flower brings her captivating blend of classical mastery and modern flair to Joe’s Pub with music from her groundbreaking new holiday album, She Composed: The Holidays. The first-ever holiday album written entirely by women, the program spans from delicate carols to powerful orchestral works, spotlighting long-overlooked female composers across history. Expect a bold, virtuosic, and unforgettable evening that redefines the sound of the season.