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This year’s International Jazz day will honour the veteran musician

Tino Martinez Quartet are first group from the island to play at the festival in Austin

At the Ag Show on Friday, Jerrard Polk will showcase jazz and sign copies of the book he illustrated, “A Child’s Introduction to Jazz”

June Caisey, 85, hated being stuck at home during the height of the pandemic because it prevented her from entertaining

Saxophonist Tino Martinez has been recognised by The Bermudian magazine as the island’s best musician of 2022

This was a wonderful evening of music taken from the jazz of the Harlem Renaissance era and updated by modern master musicians. Vocalist and narrator Ana Hoffman combined the multi-octave range of Cleo Laine, the sophisticated intimacy of Dinah Wash...

Jazz singer Ana Hoffman loves Bermuda: the people, the culture and, of course, the pink sand. She’ll likely share the story of her love affair when she opens the Bermuda Festival at City Hall tonight with Life is Jazz, the show she created and perfor...

Next Friday, listen out for the music. Wendell “Shine” Hayward, Miles Manders and John Woolridge are behind a two-hour show starting at 7am at the roundabout at Crow Lane. No matter the weather they will be there performing alongside some of Bermuda’...

A Grammy Award-winning jazz singer said yesterday she was keen to return to a Bermuda stage next month. Dianne Reeves, the headline international artist for the 2020 Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts, said: “It has been a while, but I’m looking...

Each of us brings something unique; good energy, a nice smile, an infectious laugh, an interesting story, a friendly hug. I decided that my book signing party for Live Love Laugh: From Siberia to Bermuda would not be just about my challenging life jo...

A Cuban drummer has joined a top Bermudian teacher to stage a two-week percussion camp. Angel Luis Ruiz will help Eddie Ming teach before a gala production of Latin jazz next week. He said: “I love drumming, I love the connection I have with my instr...

Callum Smith’s first real gig was at a massive nightclub in Mexico City. “Nerve-racking”, is how he describes the period before he got on stage; there were more than 1,000 people at LooLoo Studio waiting to hear him play the saxophone and sing a few ...