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Mon, Jul 13, 9:00 PM

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Join The Parrisian and his house band for the electrifying late-night Blowing Loud Jam Sessions at Dazzle, where the energy stays high and the music keeps flowing! Taking place right on the same stage that just hosted some of the world’s greatest musicians, this session invites local and visiting artists to step up, vibe out, and create something truly unforgettable. Whether you’re a musician looking to jump in or a music lover ready to soak up the spontaneous magic, this is your chance to witness raw creativity in real-time. Expect deep grooves, soulful melodies, and the kind of musical conversations that only happen in the moment. Bring your instrument, bring your voice, or just bring your love for live music—this is where the night continues. See you at Dazzle! Playlist on Spotify Directly following the Denver Jazz Orchestra performance. Free entry with purchase of early show ticket Doors @ 9:00 PM $5 or free re-entry with ticket from show Hosted by The Parrisian, Parris Fleming, who moved to Denver in 2018 to play with the Motet. Since then, he’s showcased his exceptional talent as the Horn Arranger and Section Leader for Harry Styles during his Coachella 2022 headlining performances and the following North American & European legs of “Love On Tour.” After a noteworthy 15-night residency at Madison Square Garden and the KIA Forum, The Parrisian performed on the 2022 GRAMMY award-winning Album of the Year, “Harry’s House.”

Fri, Jul 17, 10:30 PM

Allison Young is a saxophonist and woodwind doubler currently based in Rochester, NY. She regularly performs with groups such as the Colorado Jazz Repertory Orchestra, the Annie Booth Big Band, and the Zaremba Jazz Fellowship Orchestra, and has also toured internationally with the Glenn Miller Orchestra. Allison has performed alongside musicians such as Dick Oatts, Jeff Hamilton, Wayne Bergeron, Greg Gisbert, Randy Brecker, Tia Fuller, Father John Misty, and Ms. Lauryn Hill. Allison has recorded with the Zaremba Fellowship Orchestra, Ted Davies Big Band, and the Colorado Jazz Repertory Orchestra, all with records out now. As a bandleader, she regularly leads the Allison Young Quartet at venues such as Dazzle and Nocturne Jazz Club, and recently recorded a live set on KUVO, Denver’s premiere jazz radio station. Allison graduated with her Master’s degree in Jazz Performance at the Eastman School of Music in May of 2026 and previously earned her Bachelors of Music degree in Music Business from the University of Northern Colorado. Domi Edson is an emerging force in jazz education, leadership, and performance. Originally from Seattle and now residing in Denver, Domi has performed at Dazzle, Frankie's Jazz Club, Yardbird Suite, The Royal Room, The International Society of Bassists Conference, live on KUVO and KNKX, and at multiple Jazz Education Network conferences. As a sidewoman, she has performed with Terrell Stafford, Jason Marsalis, Charles McPherson, Greg Gisbert, Dawn Clement, among others. Domi is the program director for the small groups at the Colorado Conservatory for the Jazz Arts (CCJA), and also serves as a member of CCJA’s faculty, Vail Jazz Goes to Schools, and the Gift of Jazz's Jazz for the Schools Series.

Sat, Jul 18, 10:30 PM

Musical Style: Straight Ahead, Ambient, Thru-Composed, Rhythmic Luke Leavitt is a Denver native whose love for straight-ahead jazz is matched by a seeking spirit that embraces the joy, healing and adventure found in diverse styles ranging from ambient, free jazz, minimalism, afrobeat, and sound art. Having toured nationally with his own groups, Luke has also played with several national and international figures in jazz, including Arun Luthra, Reggie Workman and Hugh Ragin. His most recent release, Cruel Optimism, is a trio offering of mostly original music, with a nod towards such diverse luminaries as Cole Porter and Steve Lacy. Hezekiah Agbo is a Denver-based drummer whose playing seeks to meld the jazz tradition and the percussive languages of his native Nigeria. Raised among the rhythms of the Yoruba and Hausa peoples, he brings those deep roots into dialogue with jazz, the great American artform.

Wed, Jul 22, 7:00 PM

Gary Sloan has always been a chronic multi-instrumentalist. Four years ago he started his journey on one of the most beautiful, challenging, and ridiculous instruments- the double neck pedal steel guitar. Most folks are familiar with the pedal steel in a country format- virtually everything you hear on the radio is on the E9 country neck. What most folks don't know is that the second neck, the C6 neck, was designed specifically for jazz by legendary inventor and performer Buddy Emmons. Gary loves both necks but is especially proud to be one of the very few who have the honor of presenting C6 pedal steel guitar. After years of practicing late into the late night and plenty of stage experience he has the skills and confidence to present the instrumentation he has been dreaming of- pedal steel and jazz organ! Dan Moran, another chronic multi-instrumentalist, is the perfect organ player for this project. He and young drummer Jaik Hakkarinen have some of the best ears around, they are both incredibly musical individuals- sensitive, explosive, lyrical, funny, and so supportive. The band is based in jazz and swing but goes all over the place! They are both art and entertainment. Gary Sloan- C6 and E9 Pedal Steel Guitar Dan Moran- Jazz Organ Jaik Hakkarinen- Drum Set

Sat, Jul 25, 10:30 PM

Maximillian Moore Pianist and composer has toured all over the U.S. with renowned Ghanaian drummer Paa Kow and inventive contemporary ensemble DARUMA. He has been recognized as a promising talent by Wynton Marsalis, and has shared the stage with Grammy-nominated musicians Veronica Swift, Shane Endsley of Kneebody, Jeremy Pelt, and Adam Deitch As a composer, he has received commissions from the Bonfils-Stanton Foundation, his music has been featured at the Vail Jazz Festival, Rochester International Jazz Festival, and has appeared in Downbeat Magazine. Max studied jazz composition and performance at the New School with Hal Galper and former Art Blakey Jazz Messenger, David Schnitter. Greg Gisbert Jazz trumpeter Greg Gisbert’s

Sat, Aug 1, 10:30 PM

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Many Mountains is a folk-rock duo from Colorado consisting of Katie Rose Nelson and Dustin Moran , known for their genre-bending sound and songwriting focus, with influences ranging from Gillian Welch to The Rolling Stones. Their songs are interlaced with vocal harmonies and leads that alternate between the two songwriters, creating a rich and lasting sound with lyrics that reflect on the relationship we have with ourselves and others - bringing truths to the table, facing who we are, and the constant state of becoming. Celebrating our 3rd Anniversary at the Arts Complex Presented by KUVO

Thu, Aug 6, 10:30 PM

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Musical Style: "....left-of-center/eclectic blues...a monster blues guitarist/singer with an amazing sum of influences: North Mississippi drone blues-meets Jimi/BB/Alber/Curtis Mayfield/Marley filtered through-Haight Ashbury..." - Bob Lohr, San Telmo Media Jack Hadley is on the soul end of the Blues: a combination of B.B./Albert King/Curtis Mayfield and Hendrix. A gifted singer and guitarist, Jack was born in the Philippines. He grew up in the Haight Ashbury district of San Francisco. He has national and international touring experience, including: Live on the BBC in London (with Otis Taylor), BB's Jazz, Blues & Soups in St. Louis, SummerFest in Milwaukee, Chautauqua in Boulder, and the Rauma Blues Festival in Rauma, Finland. Jack has released four CDs of original music. His latest effort, "The St. Louis Sessions Volume II", came out in April 2024, "Daybreak In Alabama - The Langston Hughes Project" dropped in 2020.

Fri, Aug 7, 10:00 PM

shluke Shluke is a lofi jazz/future R&B artist and producer based out of Denver. Shluke’s hybrid-SP404 performances seamlessly blend sampling, beat-making, live looping, and improvisation while exploring sounds and textures from different eras of jazz/R&B/funk. Shluke combines soulful grooves and lush soundscapes, pulling inspiration from artists like Knxwledge, Kiefer, and Pete Rock. Shluke has been producing for a handful of local Denver artists, including Siah Rain’n, Nelo, DNA Picasso, Shanay Morant, and more. Shluke also released a solo LP, LTD (2022).

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