NEA Jazz Master Randy Weston transformed the music’s global impact. From Brooklyn, New York to Rabat, Morocco, the pianist, composer, and community ambassador integrated popular sounds and folkloric traditions from across the African continent into his own legendary performances with fellow artists from across the world. Saxophonist, composer, and multi-instrumentalist T.K. Blue leads his acclaimed African Rhythms Alumni Quartet in celebration of the late artist who created new and international pathways for artistic collaboration and communion. Don’t miss this inspirational event that features special guests Maalem Hassan BenJaafar, and the Gnawa musicians of Morocco on Thursday, Craig Handy and Frank Lacy on Friday, and NEA Jazz Master Regina Carter on Saturday.

Performance Lineup
T.K. Blue, music director/saxophones
Sharp Radway, piano
Alex Blake, bass
Neil Clarke, percussion
Maalem Hassan BenJaafar, singer (9/21)
Craig Handy, tenor saxophone (9/22)
Frank Lacy, trombone (9/22)
Regina Carter, violin (9/23)

Dizzy’s Club is located in Frederick P. Rose Hall, home of Jazz at Lincoln Center, on Broadway at 60th Street on the 5th Floor of the Shops at Columbus Circle, New York City. For more information and tickets to Dizzy’s Club, visit jazz.org/dizzys.

Ticket Information:
All guests are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance for Dizzy’s Club in-person performances. A limited number of walk-up tickets will be available on the night of each performance.

*Tiered seating options are now available for Dizzy’s Club performances to provide multiple price points to our audiences and for peace of mind and convenience when ordering tickets in advance. Cover charges range from $15-$55 each evening.

Should your plans change, Jazz at Lincoln Center has a very flexible refund and exchange policy that can be found here: https://2023.jazz.org/our-commitment-to-you

More information and tickets to Dizzy’s Club live and virtual performances are available only at jazz.org/dizzys.