
Kansas City didn't just play jazz. It reinvented it. The American Jazz Museum sits at the corner of that history — 18th & Vine — and Notes is how we keep the conversation going. Performances, stories, news, and the culture that connects it all.
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October 8–12, 2026
“I grew up with The Blue Room,” James Ward told KC Studio, and his band has played the room since the late ’90s; Thursday at noon it opens the week. Friday, The Band Oasis plays Indigo Ho...
October 1–5, 2026
Saxophonist Owen Pirch, a Kansas City Jazz Academy graduate, opens the week Thursday at noon. Friday, trumpeter Chalis O’Neal, who studied jazz at UMKC under Bobby Watson, plays Indigo Hou...
September 25–28, 2026
Kansas City is home to all three of this weekend’s bandleaders, by three different routes. Houston Smith grew up on its bandstands: by thirteen he was working around the city, mentored...
Saturday, October 10, 2026 · 10:30 am to 12:30 pm · The Blue Room
On Saturday morning, October 10, saxophonist Adam Larson spends two hours in the Blue Room teaching improvisation, composition, and the music busines...
September 18–21, 2026
Three of this weekend’s bandleaders grew up in families that already played. J Love’s grandfather sang lead for the Soul Stirrers; Friday at Indigo Hour she sings her first Blue Room s...
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Kansas City didn't just play jazz. It reinvented it. The American Jazz Museum sits at the corner of that history — 18th & Vine — and Notes is how we keep the conversation going. Performances, stories, news, and the culture that connects it all.
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