Jazz Is Dead is set to continue its 25th Anniversary Tour with the “Darkness Falls & Seasons Change” Tour which includes a stop at Patchogue Theatre on Nov. 29. Renowned for creative and intricate jazz interpretations of Grateful Dead songs, Jazz is Dead will also finish off its commemoration of Wake of the Flood with several shows in August.
Created in 1998 by former Santana and Weather Report bassist Alphonso Johnson, the group has released four albums throughout its lifespan. Johnson is joined by Steve Kimock (guitar), Pete Lavezzoli (drums), and Bobby Lee Rodgers (guitar). Together, the group not only expertly honors the artistic tradition of The Dead, but also reinvents classic tracks to provide an unparalleled listening experience.
In familiar Dead fashion, Jazz Is Dead looks to put together varied, unique, and diverse set lists for each performance as part of Wake of the Flood. The tour will feature two performances at each venue, with shows starting back up on August 1 in San Francisco, California.
The “Darkness Falls and Season Change” Tour is set to feature 13 shows, opening on Nov. 29 in Patchogue and closing on Dec. 15 in Columbia, South Carolina. Visit here for more details and information.
Upcoming Shows
’The Days Between’ and Beyond….
8.1 & 8.2 Great American Music Hall – San Francisco CA
8.4 & 8.5 The Hamilton – Washington DC
8.6 Big Top – St Louis MO
8.8. & 8.9 WOW Hall – Eugene OR
8.11 & 8.12 Alberta Rose Theatre – Portland OR
8.13.23 The Crocodile – Seattle WA
‘Darkness Falls & Seasons Change’ Tour…
11.29 Patchogue Theatre – Patchogue NY
11.30 Newton Theater – Newton NJ
12.1 XL Live – Harrisburg PA
12.2 Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall – Pittsburgh PA
12.3 House of Blues – Cleveland OH
12.5 Memorial Hall – Cincinnati OH
12.6 Mercury Ballroom – Louisville KY
12.7 Egyptian Room at Old National Centre – Indianapolis IN
12.8 Copernicus Center – Chicago IL
12.10 Queen Elizabeth Theatre (QET) – Toronto (CAN)
12.13 Minglewood Hall – Memphis TN
12.14 Iron City Bham – Birmingham AL
12.15 The Senate – Columbia SC
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