Tue-Sun, May 6-11
Joe Lovano Nonet: Streams of Expression
Joe Lovano, tenor saxophone; Ralph Lalama, tenor saxophone; Tim Hagans, trumpet; Barry Ries, trumpet; Steve Slagle, alto saxophone; Larry Farrell, trombone; Gary Smulyan, baritone saxophone; James Weidman, piano; Cameron Brown, bass; Lewis Nash, drums
7:30pm and 9:30pm sets nightly with an 11:30pm set on Friday & Saturday.
Mon, May 12
UPSTARTS! Special Monday Presentation
Jeremy Pelt Quintet
Featuring Jeremy Pelt, trumpet & flugelhorn; Stacy Dillard, tenor saxophone;
Danny Grissett, piano; Dwayne Burno, bass; Darrell Green, drums.
Tue-Sun, May 13-18
Celebrating Ellington: Juilliard Jazz Orchestra
Conducted by Cecil Bridgewater & Special Guest Gerald Wilson
7:30pm and 9:30pm sets nightly. The 7:30 & 9:30 sets on Tue, May 13 are SOLD OUT.
MasterCard card holders: Receive exclusive access to a premium table at
Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola when you use your MasterCard to make and pay for
a reservation. (Phone reservations only at: 212.258.9595. Table subject to
availability.)
Recently at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola, visitors have included Tony Bennett who called the club "the best jazz room in this city." The club was recently visited by Phil Collins and his date Channel 2 CBS Anchor Dana Tyler, who raved about the food, the vibe and the music! Other clubbers included the MET's Peter Gelb with Kathleen Battle, and Dizzy's regular Laurence Fishburne. Creed Taylor, from the great jazz record label CTI, also came by for a book signing.
"Every once in a while, something truly wonderful happens in New York City. Right now, that something wonderful is Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola."
Tue-Sun, May 6-11
Mon, May 12
Tue-Sun, May 13-18
Recently at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola, visitors have included Tony Bennett who called the club "the best jazz room in this city." The club was recently visited by Phil Collins and his date Channel 2 CBS Anchor Dana Tyler, who raved about the food, the vibe and the music! Other clubbers included the MET's Peter Gelb with Kathleen Battle, and Dizzy's regular Laurence Fishburne. Creed Taylor, from the great jazz record label CTI, also came by for a book signing.