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  • Jazz@First | The Art of the Unexpected: Scott Wojahn

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    First Unitarian Church of Cincinnati 536 Linton St., Cincinnati, OH, United States

    What happens when a jazz vocalist takes songs by Jimmy Webb, Sting, Paul McCartney and Hank Williams and makes them his own? Cincinnati newcomer Scott Wojahn brings three decades of experience as a singer, arranger, composer and producer—including award-winning work for American Idol and collaborations with artists such as Vince Gill, Buddy Guy and Shawn Colvin—to an […]

  • Big Band | Feels So Good: A Tribute to Chuck Mangione

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    The Redmoor 3187 Linwood Ave., Cincinnati, OH, United States

    Opening Act Northern Kentucky University Jazz Band, directed by Zachary Granger. Get ready to feel so good! The Cincinnati Contemporary Jazz Orchestra kicks off our season with a salute to jazz-pop legend Chuck Mangione. Enjoy an exhilarating evening of his signature hits, including “Feels So Good,” “Children of Sanchez,” “Land of Make Believe” and more. […]

  • Jazz@First | A Tribute to the Jazz Masters: Jamey Aebersold

    First Unitarian Church of Cincinnati 536 Linton St., Cincinnati, OH, United States

    NEA Jazz Master Jamey Aebersold returns to the Jazz@First series with his Louisville-based band for an afternoon celebrating the music of some of jazz’s greatest composers. Featuring works by masters including Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker, Miles Davis and more, the concert will showcase Aebersold’s deep knowledge and passion for the music. Renowned as one of […]

  • Big Band | A Tale of Two Big Bands: The Music of Gordon Goodwin & Jim McNeely

    The Redmoor 3187 Linwood Ave., Cincinnati, OH, United States

    Opening Act Wright State University Jazz Band, directed by Matthew Anklan. Two towering voices of the modern big band era, Gordon Goodwin and Jim McNeely pushed jazz in bold new directions with music that was as sophisticated as it was thrilling. Following the untimely loss of both artists in 2025, the Cincinnati Contemporary Jazz Orchestra […]