Cozy Bar
Cozy BarSt. Albans
World-class jazz lives in Queens at this intimate monthly series founded by saxophonist Ed Jackson. The Ed Jackson Quartet and guest artists play in a neighborhood where Count Basie, Ella Fitzgerald, and John Coltrane once called home.
Tips
June 27 at 7:30pm
World-class jazz comes home to Queens every last Saturday. The Ed Jackson Quartet brings hard-swinging classics and improvisation to an intimate room where strangers become friends and BYOB keeps things casual.
June 27 at 7:30pm
Ron Jackson's Grammy-nominated 7-string guitar leads a tight quartet through two sets of jazz classics and improvisation in an intimate Queens living room turned venue. It's BYOB, reservations-only, and the kind of night where the line between audience and artist gets pleasantly blurry.
June 27 at 7:30pm
Step into the cozy Jackson Room for a monthly tribute to Miles Davis's centennial, where world-class musicians like Ed Jackson and special guest Eddie Allen breathe new life into jazz classics. It's the kind of warm, welcoming space where the music feels personal and the crowd feels like family.
St. AlbansOpens Saturday at 7:30 AM
Cozy BarCozy BarWorld-class jazz lives in Queens at this intimate monthly series founded by saxophonist Ed Jackson. The Ed Jackson Quartet and guest artists play in a neighborhood where Count Basie, Ella Fitzgerald, and John Coltrane once called home.
Tips
June 27 at 7:30pm
World-class jazz comes home to Queens every last Saturday. The Ed Jackson Quartet brings hard-swinging classics and improvisation to an intimate room where strangers become friends and BYOB keeps things casual.
June 27 at 7:30pm
Ron Jackson's Grammy-nominated 7-string guitar leads a tight quartet through two sets of jazz classics and improvisation in an intimate Queens living room turned venue. It's BYOB, reservations-only, and the kind of night where the line between audience and artist gets pleasantly blurry.
June 27 at 7:30pm
Step into the cozy Jackson Room for a monthly tribute to Miles Davis's centennial, where world-class musicians like Ed Jackson and special guest Eddie Allen breathe new life into jazz classics. It's the kind of warm, welcoming space where the music feels personal and the crowd feels like family.