Outdoor Jazz Shows in Denver

Sun, Oct 11, 8:30 PM MDT

The Blowing Loud Jam Sessions

Dazzle Denver / Downtown / Map

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 Alysha Brilla performance. Free entry with purchase of early show ticket Doors @ 8:00 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.”

Sun, Oct 18, 6:00 PM MDT

Hazel Miller and the Collective

Dazzle Denver / Downtown / Map

Hazel Miller and the Collective is one of Colorado's most sought-after bands, led by a performer who has shaped the state's music scene for nearly four decades. Ms. Miller was honored on the floor of the Colorado State Senate in March 2023 and inducted into the Colorado Music Hall of Fame in the summer of 2023 alongside her longtime friends and fellow Colorado legends, Big Head Todd and the Monsters. Over the years, she has shared the stage with Herbie Hancock, Michael McDonald, and Al Green, among many others. With a voice described as "stunning, moving, and powerful," Ms. Miller has anchored the group through every chapter of its evolution — from The Hazel Miller Band to Hazel Miller and the Collective, the name they adopted in 2020. Their eclectic blend of jazz, R&B, blues, and original music draws audiences of all ages and gets crowds dancing and singing along. Featuring Brian Mikulich on drums, Coco Brown on lead vocals, Stu MacAskie on keys, Jeff Nathanson on sax and EWI, and Thomas Jefferson on bass and vocals, the band brings a high-energy, lively atmosphere to every stage they take. They've performed at private events, weddings, nightclubs, and some of the largest venues in the state, including major festivals like Jazz in the Park at City Park, Lakewood Amphitheater's Summer of Music, and the Denver Botanic Gardens. In 2015, Ms. Miller performed the national anthem at the inauguration of Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper, sharing the bill that night with the Lumineers, String Cheese Incident, and Big Head Todd and the Monsters. That same year, she performed at the FIS Alpine Ski Championships in Beaver Creek to an estimated international television audience of 180 million viewers. Her voice can also be heard welcoming travelers as they ride the trains at Denver International Airport. Her music airs on local radio stations across Colorado and nationally on Sirius and XM Radio's Real Jazz and B.B. King's Bluesstations — a fitting reach for an artist whose career has been celebrated far beyond the state she calls home for a career that has been celebrated in Colorado and well beyond for years. Fees- a 10% seat tax to the City and County of Denver, 4% to cover other music licensing and fees, and $0.75 for ticketing service, Venue Pilot. There is a minimum purchase of two food or beverage items per person. Curious about our seating chart? Check out the link below with pictures: