Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 Catch Chris McCarthy and Roopa Mahadevan as they bring a mesmerizing fusion of jazz and classical Indian music to the stage. NYTimes praises Chris for his fresh jazz rhythms, perfectly paired with Roopa's powerful vocals. His top album, "Still Time To Quit," and her performances from Chennai to New York promise a night of stunning music. Band lineup: Chris McCarthy, piano Roopa Mahadevan, vocals Steven Crammer, drums Sam Minaie, bass *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $35 - $55* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 Chris McCarthy, praised for his "high skill and sensitivity" by the NYTimes and recognized as "one of the most imaginative voices on the New York jazz scene" by Hot House Jazz Magazine, is a prominent pianist in New York City. His career, highlighted by the 2012 Gerald Wilson Award for composition, blossomed further after moving to New York in 2016, where he collaborated with global artists and released his acclaimed album, Still Time To Quit, in 2020, securing the #3 spot in the Seattle Times' "Best Local Jazz Albums of 2020." Renowned for his work with vocalists and contributions to world music, McCarthy's influence extends to performances with Carnatic and Gnawa musicians, as well as features on albums by rising stars and appearances on BBC Radio 1 and Questlove’s social media. Currently, he stars in Dormeshia’s "Rhythm is Life," a New York Times Critic’s Pick. Born in Kobe, Japan, Takuya Kuroda is a trailblazing trumpeter known for his distinctive fusion of jazz, funk, post-bop, fusion, and hip-hop. Inspired by his trombonist brother, Takuya moved to New York to study jazz and contemporary music at The New School. Establishing a robust presence in New York's jazz scene post-graduation, Takuya has performed with Akoya Afrobeat and, more recently, with DJ Premier’s BADDER band, earning high praise from Premier for his hip-hop-influenced jazz style. Band lineup: Chris McCarthy, piano Takuya Kuroda, trumpet Eden Bareket, sax Steven Crammer, drums Sam Minaie, bass *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $35 - $55* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 Chris McCarthy, praised for his "high skill and sensitivity" by the NYTimes and recognized as "one of the most imaginative voices on the New York jazz scene" by Hot House Jazz Magazine, is a prominent pianist in New York City. His career, highlighted by the 2012 Gerald Wilson Award for composition, blossomed further after moving to New York in 2016, where he collaborated with global artists and released his acclaimed album, Still Time To Quit, in 2020, securing the #3 spot in the Seattle Times' "Best Local Jazz Albums of 2020." Renowned for his work with vocalists and contributions to world music, McCarthy's influence extends to performances with Carnatic and Gnawa musicians, as well as features on albums by rising stars and appearances on BBC Radio 1 and Questlove’s social media. Currently, he stars in Dormeshia’s "Rhythm is Life," a New York Times Critic’s Pick. Born in Kobe, Japan, Takuya Kuroda is a trailblazing trumpeter known for his distinctive fusion of jazz, funk, post-bop, fusion, and hip-hop. Inspired by his trombonist brother, Takuya moved to New York to study jazz and contemporary music at The New School. Establishing a robust presence in New York's jazz scene post-graduation, Takuya has performed with Akoya Afrobeat and, more recently, with DJ Premier’s BADDER band, earning high praise from Premier for his hip-hop-influenced jazz style. Band lineup: Chris McCarthy, piano Takuya Kuroda, trumpet Eden Bareket, sax Steven Crammer, drums Sam Minaie, bass *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 Chris McCarthy, praised for his "high skill and sensitivity" by the NYTimes and recognized as "one of the most imaginative voices on the New York jazz scene" by Hot House Jazz Magazine, is a prominent pianist in New York City. His career, highlighted by the 2012 Gerald Wilson Award for composition, blossomed further after moving to New York in 2016, where he collaborated with global artists and released his acclaimed album, Still Time To Quit, in 2020, securing the #3 spot in the Seattle Times' "Best Local Jazz Albums of 2020." Renowned for his work with vocalists and contributions to world music, McCarthy's influence extends to performances with Carnatic and Gnawa musicians, as well as features on albums by rising stars and appearances on BBC Radio 1 and Questlove’s social media. Currently, he stars in Dormeshia’s "Rhythm is Life," a New York Times Critic’s Pick. Born in Kobe, Japan, Takuya Kuroda is a trailblazing trumpeter known for his distinctive fusion of jazz, funk, post-bop, fusion, and hip-hop. Inspired by his trombonist brother, Takuya moved to New York to study jazz and contemporary music at The New School. Establishing a robust presence in New York's jazz scene post-graduation, Takuya has performed with Akoya Afrobeat and, more recently, with DJ Premier’s BADDER band, earning high praise from Premier for his hip-hop-influenced jazz style. Band lineup: Chris McCarthy, piano Takuya Kuroda, trumpet Eden Bareket, sax *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $25 - $35* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 John “Yung Palowan” Palowitch is among the most sought-after saxophonists on the Bay Area music scene, bringing a unique force to every stage with searing melodies and gripping rhythmic patterns and using guitar pedals to craft modern sounds. On the Black Cat stage, he has joined the touring bands of national rising stars in jazz, including Benny Benack, Jonathan Hoard, and Kassa Overall. John is also part of the home-grown Bay Area band BIG TRIPPIN, led by drum superstar Thomas Pridgen, a group that has played stages both local and abroad. Tonight, John debuts as a bandleader at Black Cat. His program will pay tribute to the music of saxophone legends Gary Bartz and Joe Henderson -- both longtime Bay Area residents in their later careers. Expect modern interpretations of Bartz & Henderson compositions that span the genres, from jazz to rock to hip-hop. Band lineup: John Palowitch, alto sax & FX Giulio Xavier Cetto bass Michael Mitchell drums TBD piano plus 10% ticketing fee* 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 Luther S. Allison, a Grammy-winning pianist and multi-instrumentalist from Charlotte, North Carolina, made his mark at 19 with his debut on Michael Dease's "Father Figure." A staple in New York City's top jazz spots like Dizzy's and Smalls Jazz Club, Luther has performed internationally with stars like Rodney Whitaker and Jazzmeia Horn. His music—infused with R&B, country, and gospel—pays homage to his roots in the black church and his childhood soundtrack of Earth, Wind & Fire and Stevie Wonder. Continually innovating, Luther Allison is shaping the future of jazz with every performance. Band lineup: Imani Rousselle, vocals Brandon Woody, trumpet Jonathon Müir-Cotton, bass Rahim (Ryan) Sands, drums Luther S. Allison, piano *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $35 - $55* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:30 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:45 Luther S. Allison, a Grammy-winning pianist and multi-instrumentalist from Charlotte, North Carolina, made his mark at 19 with his debut on Michael Dease's "Father Figure." A staple in New York City's top jazz spots like Dizzy's and Smalls Jazz Club, Luther has performed internationally with stars like Rodney Whitaker and Jazzmeia Horn. His music—infused with R&B, country, and gospel—pays homage to his roots in the black church and his childhood soundtrack of Earth, Wind & Fire and Stevie Wonder. Continually innovating, Luther Allison is shaping the future of jazz with every performance. Band lineup: Imani Rousselle, vocals Brandon Woody, trumpet Jonathon Müir-Cotton, bass Rahim (Ryan) Sands, drums Luther S. Allison, piano *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $35 - $55* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:30 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:45 Luther S. Allison, a Grammy-winning pianist and multi-instrumentalist from Charlotte, North Carolina, made his mark at 19 with his debut on Michael Dease's "Father Figure." A staple in New York City's top jazz spots like Dizzy's and Smalls Jazz Club, Luther has performed internationally with stars like Rodney Whitaker and Jazzmeia Horn. His music—infused with R&B, country, and gospel—pays homage to his roots in the black church and his childhood soundtrack of Earth, Wind & Fire and Stevie Wonder. Continually innovating, Luther Allison is shaping the future of jazz with every performance. Band lineup: Imani Rousselle, vocals Brandon Woody, trumpet Jonathon Müir-Cotton, bass Rahim (Ryan) Sands, drums Luther S. Allison, piano *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 Luther S. Allison, a Grammy-winning pianist and multi-instrumentalist from Charlotte, North Carolina, made his mark at 19 with his debut on Michael Dease's "Father Figure." A staple in New York City's top jazz spots like Dizzy's and Smalls Jazz Club, Luther has performed internationally with stars like Rodney Whitaker and Jazzmeia Horn. His music—infused with R&B, country, and gospel—pays homage to his roots in the black church and his childhood soundtrack of Earth, Wind & Fire and Stevie Wonder. Continually innovating, Luther Allison is shaping the future of jazz with every performance. Band lineup: Imani Rousselle, vocals Brandon Woody, trumpet Jonathon Müir-Cotton, bass Rahim (Ryan) Sands, drums Luther S. Allison, piano *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 Experience the vibrant rhythms of Adriel Vincent-Brown, a Trinidadian-born drummer and composer. Launching his career in elementary school, Adriel quickly became a sought-after musician in New York and internationally. Notable performances include appearances on MTV with Trinidad James, at the Earshot Jazz Festival with Giveton Gelin, and the Metropolis Festival with Immanuel Wilkins. Now leading his latest project, The Force, Adriel showcases his dynamic versatility. Catch this rising star as he steps into the spotlight! Band lineup: TBA 

Tickets $35 - $55* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:30 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:45 Experience the vibrant rhythms of Adriel Vincent-Brown, a Trinidadian-born drummer and composer. Launching his career in elementary school, Adriel quickly became a sought-after musician in New York and internationally. Notable performances include appearances on MTV with Trinidad James, at the Earshot Jazz Festival with Giveton Gelin, and the Metropolis Festival with Immanuel Wilkins. Now leading his latest project, The Force, Adriel showcases his dynamic versatility. Catch this rising star as he steps into the spotlight! Band lineup: TBA 

Tickets $35 - $55* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:30 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:45 Experience the vibrant rhythms of Adriel Vincent-Brown, a Trinidadian-born drummer and composer. Launching his career in elementary school, Adriel quickly became a sought-after musician in New York and internationally. Notable performances include appearances on MTV with Trinidad James, at the Earshot Jazz Festival with Giveton Gelin, and the Metropolis Festival with Immanuel Wilkins. Now leading his latest project, The Force, Adriel showcases his dynamic versatility. Catch this rising star as he steps into the spotlight! Band lineup: TBA 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 Experience the vibrant rhythms of Adriel Vincent-Brown, a Trinidadian-born drummer and composer. Launching his career in elementary school, Adriel quickly became a sought-after musician in New York and internationally. Notable performances include appearances on MTV with Trinidad James, at the Earshot Jazz Festival with Giveton Gelin, and the Metropolis Festival with Immanuel Wilkins. Now leading his latest project, The Force, Adriel showcases his dynamic versatility. Catch this rising star as he steps into the spotlight! Band lineup: TBA 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 Reunited after 11 years, Patrick, alongside his earliest collaborators Russell Hall on bass and Stefan Klein, Jr. on drums, present 'FIRST SONG.' This comeback album revisits compositions from their high school days, embodying the dreams and raw energy of their youth. It’s a nostalgic yet rebellious tribute to the jazz legends who inspired them, now infused with new life and a bold defiance of the musical norm. With new life breathed into these old dreams, Patrick, Russell, and Stefan all dedicate themselves to breaking new ground in jazz and taking the music to even higher levels. Band lineup: Patrick Bartley, sax Russell Hall, bass Stefan Klein Jr, drums *plus 10% ticketing fee. 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 "Braden is a master vocalist and magnetic performer. Her music suits every mood and ranges from soulful to sassy. One of the great new voices in Harlem!" - J.J. El-Far. Emily Braden is the winner of New York City's 'Best of the Best' Jazzmobile Vocal Competition and a two-time cultural ambassador with the US Embassy’s Arts Envoy Program. Originally from Boise, Idaho, Braden is a Harlem-based vocalist, songwriter, and lyricist who effortlessly blends jazz and soul to elevate the tradition and win the hearts of audiences worldwide. NYC performances include Birdland Jazz Club, Blue Note Jazz Club (Groove Series), The 55 Bar, and Minton’s Playhouse. Her sophomore album, Cannon & Sparrow, confronts the truth that it is often the heaviest things in life that jolt us alive. Braden’s vocals shine and soar with an uplifting message of love and resilience in dark times. Band lineup: Misha Piatigorsky, piano Benjamin Rossman, bass John Davis, drums Emily Braden, vocals *plus 10% ticketing fee. 

Tickets $35 - $55* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:30 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:45 "Braden is a master vocalist and magnetic performer. Her music suits every mood and ranges from soulful to sassy. One of the great new voices in Harlem!" - J.J. El-Far. Emily Braden is the winner of New York City's 'Best of the Best' Jazzmobile Vocal Competition and a two-time cultural ambassador with the US Embassy’s Arts Envoy Program. Originally from Boise, Idaho, Braden is a Harlem-based vocalist, songwriter, and lyricist who effortlessly blends jazz and soul to elevate the tradition and win the hearts of audiences worldwide. NYC performances include Birdland Jazz Club, Blue Note Jazz Club (Groove Series), The 55 Bar, and Minton’s Playhouse. Her sophomore album, Cannon & Sparrow, confronts the truth that it is often the heaviest things in life that jolt us alive. Braden’s vocals shine and soar with an uplifting message of love and resilience in dark times. Band lineup: Misha Piatigorsky, piano Benjamin Rossman, bass John Davis, drums Emily Braden, vocals *plus 10% ticketing fee. 

Tickets $35 - $55* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:30 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:45 Known for his emotive tenor saxophone style, Joel Frahm is a standout in contemporary jazz. With a versatile repertoire spanning jazz, funk, rock, and blues, he's collaborated with top artists like Brad Mehldau, showcasing his commanding presence on stage. Praised for his emotional depth and technical fluency, Joel's playing exudes warmth and comfort. Experience the magic of Joel Frahm live – an unmissable journey through soulful melodies and heartfelt improvisations. Band lineup: Ernesto Cervini, drums Dan Loomis, bass Joel Frahm, sax *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $35 - $55* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:30 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:45 "Braden is a master vocalist and magnetic performer. Her music suits every mood and ranges from soulful to sassy. One of the great new voices in Harlem!" - J.J. El-Far. Emily Braden is the winner of New York City's 'Best of the Best' Jazzmobile Vocal Competition and a two-time cultural ambassador with the US Embassy’s Arts Envoy Program. Originally from Boise, Idaho, Braden is a Harlem-based vocalist, songwriter, and lyricist who effortlessly blends jazz and soul to elevate the tradition and win the hearts of audiences worldwide. NYC performances include Birdland Jazz Club, Blue Note Jazz Club (Groove Series), The 55 Bar, and Minton’s Playhouse. Her sophomore album, Cannon & Sparrow, confronts the truth that it is often the heaviest things in life that jolt us alive. Braden’s vocals shine and soar with an uplifting message of love and resilience in dark times. Band lineup: Misha Piatigorsky, piano Benjamin Rossman, bass John Davis, drums Emily Braden, vocals *plus 10% ticketing fee. 

Tickets $35 - $55* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:30 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:45 Known for his emotive tenor saxophone style, Joel Frahm is a standout in contemporary jazz. With a versatile repertoire spanning jazz, funk, rock, and blues, he's collaborated with top artists like Brad Mehldau, showcasing his commanding presence on stage. Praised for his emotional depth and technical fluency, Joel's playing exudes warmth and comfort. Experience the magic of Joel Frahm live – an unmissable journey through soulful melodies and heartfelt improvisations. Band lineup: Ernesto Cervini, drums Dan Loomis, bass Joel Frahm, sax *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 Meet the groovy talents of the Hogan Brothers trio from Oakland, California - Steve on bass, Colin on keys, and Julian on drums. Their fusion of jazz, funk, and worldly vibes echoes their diverse musical upbringing and global travels. Trumpeter Mario Alberto Silva has been a force to be reckoned with since the '90s. From Grammy-winning collaborations to his own visionary projects blending electronica, RnB, and Latin influences, Silva's impact on the music scene is undeniable. Enter Ahkeel Mestayer, percussionist extraordinaire and ethnomusicologist in the SF Bay Area. Rooted in Afro-Cuban tradition and jazz, Ahkeel's fusion-driven approach spans genres from rock to salsa, always pushing boundaries. Band lineup: Mario Silva, trumpet Ahkeel Mestayer, percussion Steve Hogan, bass Colin Hogan, keys Julian Hogan, drums (plus 10% ticketing fee) 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 Adam, known for recording and touring with some of jazz and hip-hop's biggest stars, as well as studying music from around the world, brings these interests together in his original music. His compositions are inspired by jazz, funk, and soul, as well as ancient Japanese, central Asian, and Middle Eastern music. Adam has recorded and toured with Veronica Swift, Benny Benack, Ghostface Killah, Lauryn Hill, and currently tours with the seminal jazz-rock band Blood Sweat and Tears. Funky while thoughtful, high-energy yet also meditative, this is a rare show of Adam's original music not to be missed. Band lineup: Adam Klipple, piano and keyboards Giulio Cetto, bass James Small, drums Kai Lyons, guitar *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 The Axel Tosca Trio brings a sizzling noche Cubana to Black Cat! Feel the rhythm as Axel Tosca conjures the vibrant heart of Cuba with his fiery piano blends of jazz, Latin, and Timba. The soulful Xiomara Laugart, hailed as "The Voice of Cuba," enchants alongside the rhythmic pulse of Yunior Terry on bass and Diego Joaquin Ramirez on drums. This trio delivers a high-energy performance steeped in the rich musical traditions of Cuba. Prepare for a night of moving melodies and irresistible rhythms that will transport you straight to the streets of Havana! Band lineup: Axel Tosca, piano Xiomara Laugart, vocals Yunior Terry, bass Diego Joaquin Ramirez, drums *plus 10% ticketing fee. 

Tickets $35 - $55* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:30 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:45 The Axel Tosca Trio brings a sizzling noche Cubana to Black Cat! Feel the rhythm as Axel Tosca conjures the vibrant heart of Cuba with his fiery piano blends of jazz, Latin, and Timba. The soulful Xiomara Laugart, hailed as "The Voice of Cuba," enchants alongside the rhythmic pulse of Yunior Terry on bass and Diego Joaquin Ramirez on drums. This trio delivers a high-energy performance steeped in the rich musical traditions of Cuba. Prepare for a night of moving melodies and irresistible rhythms that will transport you straight to the streets of Havana! Band lineup: Axel Tosca, piano Xiomara Laugart, vocals Yunior Terry, bass Diego Joaquin Ramirez, drums *plus 10% ticketing fee. 

Tickets $35 - $55* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:30 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:45 The Axel Tosca Trio brings a sizzling noche Cubana to Black Cat! Feel the rhythm as Axel Tosca conjures the vibrant heart of Cuba with his fiery piano blends of jazz, Latin, and Timba. The soulful Xiomara Laugart, hailed as "The Voice of Cuba," enchants alongside the rhythmic pulse of Yunior Terry on bass and Diego Joaquin Ramirez on drums. This trio delivers a high-energy performance steeped in the rich musical traditions of Cuba. Prepare for a night of moving melodies and irresistible rhythms that will transport you straight to the streets of Havana! Band lineup: Axel Tosca, piano Xiomara Laugart, vocals Yunior Terry, bass Diego Joaquin Ramirez, drums *plus 10% ticketing fee. 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 The Axel Tosca Trio brings a sizzling noche Cubana to Black Cat! Feel the rhythm as Axel Tosca conjures the vibrant heart of Cuba with his fiery piano blends of jazz, Latin, and Timba. The soulful Xiomara Laugart, hailed as "The Voice of Cuba," enchants alongside the rhythmic pulse of Yunior Terry on bass and Diego Joaquin Ramirez on drums. This trio delivers a high-energy performance steeped in the rich musical traditions of Cuba. Prepare for a night of moving melodies and irresistible rhythms that will transport you straight to the streets of Havana! Band lineup: Axel Tosca, piano Xiomara Laugart, vocals Yunior Terry, bass Diego Joaquin Ramirez, drums *plus 10% ticketing fee. 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 "Naama's voice evokes a honeyed warmth...swoops up and plummets down onto a lovestruck madness... her voice drifts onto a pillow of dreams" - Cree McCree, Downbeat Magazine. Naama is a rising star in the jazz scene of New York City. Her compositions are heavily influenced by the emotionally direct works of the great composers and lyricists of the 1930s and '40s. With her urbane and elegant sound, Naama has developed a signature style recognized for its sensitive interpretation and crisp phrasing. Her all-star band will perform music from her 4th album, Wild Is Love. The album tells the story of a relationship from its passionate beginnings to its bittersweet end, ultimately leading to the discovery that love, in all its wildness, is the most potent force in human existence. Band lineup: Naama, vocals James Mahone, tenor sax Konrad Paszkudzki, piano Dave Baron, bass James Gallagher, drums *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $35 - $55* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 "Naama's voice evokes a honeyed warmth...swoops up and plummets down onto a lovestruck madness... her voice drifts onto a pillow of dreams" - Cree McCree, Downbeat Magazine. Naama is a rising star in the jazz scene of New York City. Her compositions are heavily influenced by the emotionally direct works of the great composers and lyricists of the 1930s and '40s. With her urbane and elegant sound, Naama has developed a signature style recognized for its sensitive interpretation and crisp phrasing. Her all-star band will perform music from her 4th album, Wild Is Love. The album tells the story of a relationship from its passionate beginnings to its bittersweet end, ultimately leading to the discovery that love, in all its wildness, is the most potent force in human existence. Band lineup: Naama, vocals James Mahone, tenor sax Konrad Paszkudzki, piano Dave Baron, bass James Gallagher, drums *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $35 - $55* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 "Naama's voice evokes a honeyed warmth...swoops up and plummets down onto a lovestruck madness... her voice drifts onto a pillow of dreams" - Cree McCree, Downbeat Magazine. Naama is a rising star in the jazz scene of New York City. Her compositions are heavily influenced by the emotionally direct works of the great composers and lyricists of the 1930s and '40s. With her urbane and elegant sound, Naama has developed a signature style recognized for its sensitive interpretation and crisp phrasing. Her all-star band will perform music from her 4th album, Wild Is Love. The album tells the story of a relationship from its passionate beginnings to its bittersweet end, ultimately leading to the discovery that love, in all its wildness, is the most potent force in human existence. Band lineup: Naama, vocals James Mahone, tenor sax Konrad Paszkudzki, piano Dave Baron, bass James Gallagher, drums *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 "Naama's voice evokes a honeyed warmth...swoops up and plummets down onto a lovestruck madness... her voice drifts onto a pillow of dreams" - Cree McCree, Downbeat Magazine. Naama is a rising star in the jazz scene of New York City. Her compositions are heavily influenced by the emotionally direct works of the great composers and lyricists of the 1930s and '40s. With her urbane and elegant sound, Naama has developed a signature style recognized for its sensitive interpretation and crisp phrasing. Her all-star band will perform music from her 4th album, Wild Is Love. The album tells the story of a relationship from its passionate beginnings to its bittersweet end, ultimately leading to the discovery that love, in all its wildness, is the most potent force in human existence. Band lineup: Naama, vocals James Mahone, tenor sax Konrad Paszkudzki, piano Dave Baron, bass James Gallagher, drums *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 Hailing from the concrete jungle of New York City, Shubh Saran is described as a musical maverick, a globe-trotting musician who has set stages ablaze from the United States to India, Canada to Mexico, and everywhere in between. With roots planted in six diverse countries, Shubh's music is exhilarating, drawing from a kaleidoscope of cultural influences. Join us as we dive into Shubh's sonic heaven, where modern jazz, neo-soul, and rock collide with the timeless rhythms of classical and contemporary Indian music. Band lineup: TBA *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 The Brad Leali Jazz Quartet features a world-class trio with Adam Shulman (piano/organ), Brian Fishler (drums), and Matt Montgomery (bass) - combined with the imaginative and poetic vocals of Carla Helmbrecht. Her sophisticated yet sensitive approach is the perfect complement to the soulful, blues- and swing-influenced style of this ensemble. Not only do they explore classic jazz standards and original material, but they can infuse historical and modern components into their unique arrangements. Band lineup: Brad Leali, sax Adam Shulman, piano/organ Brian Fishler, drums Matt Montgomery, bass *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 Known for his emotive tenor saxophone style, Joel Frahm is a standout in contemporary jazz. With a versatile repertoire spanning jazz, funk, rock, and blues, he's collaborated with top artists like Brad Mehldau, showcasing his commanding presence on stage. Praised for his emotional depth and technical fluency, Joel's playing exudes warmth and comfort. Experience the magic of Joel Frahm live – an unmissable journey through soulful melodies and heartfelt improvisations. Band lineup: Ernesto Cervini, drums Dan Loomis, bass Joel Frahm, sax *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 Known for his emotive tenor saxophone style, Joel Frahm is a standout in contemporary jazz. With a versatile repertoire spanning jazz, funk, rock, and blues, he's collaborated with top artists like Brad Mehldau, showcasing his commanding presence on stage. Praised for his emotional depth and technical fluency, Joel's playing exudes warmth and comfort. Experience the magic of Joel Frahm live – an unmissable journey through soulful melodies and heartfelt improvisations. Band lineup: Ernesto Cervini, drums Dan Loomis, bass Joel Frahm, sax *plus 10% ticketing fee 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 "A Sound in Common" is a musical project that delves deep into the captivating world of contemporary jazz. It takes you on a sonic journey through the diverse realms of post-bop jazz. Each track is a unique musical narrative, guiding listeners through a range of emotions and atmospheres. From the lively urban beats of "2048" to the soul-stirring intimacy of "Daedalus' Dream," each piece offers a rich auditory experience that captures the breadth and depth of the jazz genre. Band lineup: Giuseppe Cucchiara, bass Francesco Patti Tenor, sax Andrea Domenici, piano Andrea Niccolai, drums *plus 10% ticketing fee. 

Tickets $35 - $55* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 "A Sound in Common" is a musical project that delves deep into the captivating world of contemporary jazz. It takes you on a sonic journey through the diverse realms of post-bop jazz. Each track is a unique musical narrative, guiding listeners through a range of emotions and atmospheres. From the lively urban beats of "2048" to the soul-stirring intimacy of "Daedalus' Dream," each piece offers a rich auditory experience that captures the breadth and depth of the jazz genre. Band lineup: Giuseppe Cucchiara, bass Francesco Patti Tenor, sax Andrea Domenici, piano Andrea Niccolai, drums *plus 10% ticketing fee. 

Tickets $35 - $55* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 "A Sound in Common" is a musical project that delves deep into the captivating world of contemporary jazz. It takes you on a sonic journey through the diverse realms of post-bop jazz. Each track is a unique musical narrative, guiding listeners through a range of emotions and atmospheres. From the lively urban beats of "2048" to the soul-stirring intimacy of "Daedalus' Dream," each piece offers a rich auditory experience that captures the breadth and depth of the jazz genre. Band lineup: Giuseppe Cucchiara, bass Francesco Patti Tenor, sax Andrea Domenici, piano Andrea Niccolai, drums *plus 10% ticketing fee. 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 9:15 show: Bar @ 6:00, Doors @ 8:30 "A Sound in Common" is a musical project that delves deep into the captivating world of contemporary jazz. It takes you on a sonic journey through the diverse realms of post-bop jazz. Each track is a unique musical narrative, guiding listeners through a range of emotions and atmospheres. From the lively urban beats of "2048" to the soul-stirring intimacy of "Daedalus' Dream," each piece offers a rich auditory experience that captures the breadth and depth of the jazz genre. Band lineup: Giuseppe Cucchiara, bass Francesco Patti Tenor, sax Andrea Domenici, piano Andrea Niccolai, drums *plus 10% ticketing fee. 

Tickets $25 - $45* 7:00 show: Doors @ 6:00 Jazz up your night with Eric Rasmussen, a master saxophonist and composer, hitting the stage at Black Cat! Hailing from California, Eric became a dominant player in the New York City jazz scene, sharing the stage with legends like Lee Konitz and Joe Lovano. Having toured extensively across the U.S. and Europe, Eric brings his world-class jazz finesse to San Francisco for a performance you won't want to miss! Band lineup: Eric Rasmussen, saxophone/compositions Dave Ambrosio, bass Mark Ferber, drums plus 10% ticketing fee*