Joshua Redman Quartet Embarks on Summer Tour

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Joshua Redman kicks off a tour with his Quartet—pianist Aaron Goldberg, bassist Reuben Rogers, drummer Gregory Hutchinson—at Kuumbwa Jazz in Santa Cruz tonight, followed by multiple-set stops in Portland, Seattle, and Denver. The tour moves east for sets at the Elkhart Jazz Festival in Indiana and in the Berkshires. Larry Grenadier swaps in for Rogers as the Quartet holds a six-night residency at the Blue Note in NYC for the Blue Note Jazz Festival. Redman and a different Quartet—pianist Kevin Hays, bassist Joe Sanders, drummer Jorge Rossy—tour Europe in July, stopping in Croatia, Germany, Czech Republic, and Spain.

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Joshua Redman, fresh from a set at the Playboy Jazz Festival with The Bad Plus, embarks on a tour with his Quartet, featuring pianist Aaron Goldberg, bassist Reuben Rogers, and drummer Gregory Hutchinson, beginning with two sets at Kuumbwa Jazz in Santa Cruz, California, tonight. From there, the group gives two performances at Jimmy Mak’s in Portland, and then takes up a four-night residency at Jazz Alley in Seattle, followed by three nights at DazzleJazz in Denver. The tour moves east for sets at the Elkhart Jazz Festival in Indiana and Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center in Great Barrington, Massachusetts. Finally, Larry Grenadier swaps in for Reuben Rogers as the Quartet holds a six-night residency at the Blue Note in New York City, June 28–July 3, to close out the Blue Note Jazz Festival.

“Redman has consistently raised his own creative bar,” says the Denver Post in a preview of the tour. “Expect smart and melodic contemporary music from these performances.”

Redman and a different Quartet—pianist Kevin Hays, bassist Joe Sanders, and drummer Jorge Rossy—will tour Europe in July, including stops in Croatia, Germany, Czech Republic, and Spain. 

See below for all of Redman’s currently scheduled summer Quartet shows; for more dates, including a fall duo tour with longtime friend and label mate Brad Mehldau, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

Nonesuch released The Bad Plus Joshua Redman last year. The Guardian gives it four stars, calling it an “imaginative collaboration.” The New York Times calls it “a knockout,” and NPR exclaims: “[T]he real triumph of The Bad Plus Joshua Redman: It exhibits genuinely fresh thinking … a roaring and beautiful summit meeting.”

JOSHUA REDMAN QUARTET ON TOUR

Jun 14 Kuumbwa Jazz* Santa Cruz, CA
Jun 15 Jimmy Mak's* Portland, OR
Jun 16–19 Jazz Alley* Seattle, WA
Jun 21–23 DazzleJazz* Denver, CO
Jun 24 Elkhart Jazz Festival* Elkhart, IN
Jun 26 Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center* Great Barrington, MA
     
Jun 28–Jul 3 Blue Note** New York, NY
     
Jul 8 Rovinj Jazz Festival†  Rovinj, CROATIA
Jul 9 Jazz an Einem Sommerabend†  Krefeld, GERMANY
Jul 11 The Loop Jazz Club, Hybernia Theatre†  Prague, CZECH REPUBLIC
Jul 13 Universijazz†  Valldolid, SPAIN
Jul 14 Vitoria Jazz Festival†  Vitoria-Gasteiz, SPAIN
Jul 15 Festival Internacional Jazz†  San Javier, SPAIN
     

*Joshua Redman Quartet with Aaron Goldberg, Reuben Rogers & Gregory Hutchinson
**Joshua Redman Quartet with Aaron Goldberg, Larry Grenadier & Gregory Hutchinson
†Joshua Redman Quartet with Kevin Hays, Joe Sanders & Jorge Rossy

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Joshua Redman Quartet 2016 by Arne Reimer: Aaron Goldberg, Reuben Rogers, Gregory Hutchinson
  • Tuesday, June 14, 2016
    Joshua Redman Quartet Embarks on Summer Tour
    Arne Reimer

    Joshua Redman, fresh from a set at the Playboy Jazz Festival with The Bad Plus, embarks on a tour with his Quartet, featuring pianist Aaron Goldberg, bassist Reuben Rogers, and drummer Gregory Hutchinson, beginning with two sets at Kuumbwa Jazz in Santa Cruz, California, tonight. From there, the group gives two performances at Jimmy Mak’s in Portland, and then takes up a four-night residency at Jazz Alley in Seattle, followed by three nights at DazzleJazz in Denver. The tour moves east for sets at the Elkhart Jazz Festival in Indiana and Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center in Great Barrington, Massachusetts. Finally, Larry Grenadier swaps in for Reuben Rogers as the Quartet holds a six-night residency at the Blue Note in New York City, June 28–July 3, to close out the Blue Note Jazz Festival.

    “Redman has consistently raised his own creative bar,” says the Denver Post in a preview of the tour. “Expect smart and melodic contemporary music from these performances.”

    Redman and a different Quartet—pianist Kevin Hays, bassist Joe Sanders, and drummer Jorge Rossy—will tour Europe in July, including stops in Croatia, Germany, Czech Republic, and Spain. 

    See below for all of Redman’s currently scheduled summer Quartet shows; for more dates, including a fall duo tour with longtime friend and label mate Brad Mehldau, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

    Nonesuch released The Bad Plus Joshua Redman last year. The Guardian gives it four stars, calling it an “imaginative collaboration.” The New York Times calls it “a knockout,” and NPR exclaims: “[T]he real triumph of The Bad Plus Joshua Redman: It exhibits genuinely fresh thinking … a roaring and beautiful summit meeting.”

    JOSHUA REDMAN QUARTET ON TOUR

    Jun 14 Kuumbwa Jazz* Santa Cruz, CA
    Jun 15 Jimmy Mak's* Portland, OR
    Jun 16–19 Jazz Alley* Seattle, WA
    Jun 21–23 DazzleJazz* Denver, CO
    Jun 24 Elkhart Jazz Festival* Elkhart, IN
    Jun 26 Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center* Great Barrington, MA
         
    Jun 28–Jul 3 Blue Note** New York, NY
         
    Jul 8 Rovinj Jazz Festival†  Rovinj, CROATIA
    Jul 9 Jazz an Einem Sommerabend†  Krefeld, GERMANY
    Jul 11 The Loop Jazz Club, Hybernia Theatre†  Prague, CZECH REPUBLIC
    Jul 13 Universijazz†  Valldolid, SPAIN
    Jul 14 Vitoria Jazz Festival†  Vitoria-Gasteiz, SPAIN
    Jul 15 Festival Internacional Jazz†  San Javier, SPAIN
         

    *Joshua Redman Quartet with Aaron Goldberg, Reuben Rogers & Gregory Hutchinson
    **Joshua Redman Quartet with Aaron Goldberg, Larry Grenadier & Gregory Hutchinson
    †Joshua Redman Quartet with Kevin Hays, Joe Sanders & Jorge Rossy

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