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Niš is the third largest city in Serbia (after Belgrade and Novi Sad). At the end of the 3rd century AD, Constantine the Great, founder of the Byzantine metropolis Constantinople, was born here. Currently, one of the main cultural attractions of the city is the Nišville Jazz Festival (a name that alludes to USA’s Nashville). It boasts of having the largest attendance of any fest...

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Ask the birds, the trees, and Old Father Time, JJA member activities continue to climb! A new record of members’ updates came into JJA central this month, confirming that a timeless passion for jazz and journalism in every genre plays on, to keep this music alive for us today and for future generations. Encore! In addition to September updates, check out the recent reportage on ...

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As we all were celebrating yet another remarkable edition of Chicago Jazz Festival, continuing a tradition since 1979, I found myself looking at the event through the lens of alternate timelines, putting time in perspective and zooming in and out on the journey this thing called jazz continues taking us on.  What was that first Chicago Jazz Festival like? An Ellington Night, a C...

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Jackson Street Jazz Festival, September 12-13, 2026 — Today’s players in the historic music district Before Seattle became internationally associated with any genre of music, South Jackson Street had already established the city as an important jazz town. From the late 1930s into the early 1950s, clubs stretched along a multiracial corridor connecting what are now the Chinatown-...

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Russia’s Ural Jazz Festival Marks a Quarter Century On the last Saturday of August, the pedestrian stretch of Kirov Street in Chelyabinsk — an industrial city in the southern Ural Mountains, roughly 1,000 miles east of Moscow — fills with trumpets, trombones, drums, percussion and a crowd that clearly doesn’t mind the noise. Local jazz bands lead a parade past a monument to Sovi...

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