Live Jazz in Washington, D.C.

Spanish bassist Vincen García gritty jazz-funk fusion. Born to musician parents, García began performing at an early age. He has been performing professionally for nearly 15 years, making a name for himself in international jazz and funk scenes with his intricate groove-oriented sound and rich, lyrical improvisation. The Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio specializes in “feel good music,” pulling from a range of influences, including Motown soul, funk, blues, Jimmy Smith-style organ jazz and Jimi Hendrix-inspired psychedelic guitar. The group is led by virtuosic organist and multi-instrumentalist Delvon Lamarr, who plays alongside guitarist Jimmy James and drummer Dan Weiss.

Elijah Jamal Balbed and JazzMob DC present music at Ciel Social’s rooftop lounge of its downtown spot every Tuesday. These listings will be faded out as the schedule become available.

Trumpeter Paul Bailey came up through the ranks of DC’s jazz youth orchestras and now leads his own groups through standards and straight-ahead originals. Here he performs a tribute to Miles Davis.

If All The Trees Were Pens was founded as a platform for young people to collaborate and share art in different forms. Maryland-based poet Sasa Aakil hosts this open mic.

Elijah Jamal Balbed and JazzMob DC present music at Ciel Social’s rooftop lounge of its downtown spot every Tuesday. These listings will be faded out as the schedule become available.

The String Queens is a trio composed of violinist Kendall Isadore, cellist Élise Sharp and violist Dawn Johnson. They perform a repertoire Baroque, straight-ahead and contemporary pop.

Elijah Jamal Balbed and JazzMob DC present music at Ciel Social’s rooftop lounge of its downtown spot every Tuesday. These listings will be faded out as the schedule become available.

Elijah Jamal Balbed and JazzMob DC present music at Ciel Social’s rooftop lounge of its downtown spot every Tuesday. These listings will be faded out as the schedule become available.