Joshua Redman Tickets

Lovely setting for a beautiful night of music...could have stayed another hour or two. The band was in top form

I am a 79 yr old jazz lover who has been to many jazz performances. This was one of the best of my life. Joshua Redman has a unique sound and creative arrangements of well known tunes.

This concert had my emotions in full swing. From tears to bliss, I was in awe the entire time! After Minneapolis was so moving, words are too superficial to describe it. I think jazz is too complex for most of our society. I am honored to have the opportunity to experience artists like Joshua Redman and his group, and to feel the expression they issue. I could’ve sat there for days, listening to them. With much appreciation, you all have made my life richer!

Pure joy and immersion, a sojourn in sound…a flight to the heights and moments of ecstasy. So many times I found myself lost in the music, soaring in the stars, floating like star dust across the MLK Way…then coming back to my own beating heart. Thank you Joshua Redman and the band for all that you do. Bravo!

I’ve been going to jazz concerts for over 40 years and this performance was one of the best. The interplay between voice and saxophone was magical while appearing effortless; the drummer seemed locked in to every nuance from the sax too. A sense of pure joy and energy radiated from the stage while the music was technically superb. The two covers that blew me away were - Springsteen’s Philadelphia and the Eagles’ Hotel California. Gabrielle’s vocal phrasing made them seem like Jazz classics while never losing the songs essence. Josh Redman Group - goose pimple time folks. Don’t miss them.

This show was fantastic. It was such a joy to be able to witness Joshua Redman and band at the Vogel. We love this venue and would absolutely love to see more and more jazz acts come through Also all the staff working here are so wonderful. They happy nice people assisting the patrons. Such a great experience

Joshua and his band are "at the peak of their powers"... stunning musicianship across the board. the quality of the song arrangements and compositions were fantastic, and getting to see Joshua playing with a vocalist was way better than i thought it would be ! really opened up some new territory. And Gabrielle was incredible. the venue (Jimmy's) was also great. so you get the point, go see this show !!

Great night of Jazz Music What a Performance Great Jazz Band Joshua is a of the Best Saxmen

I never had the pleasure of hearing Joshua Redman in person. I always liked his recordings, but honestly he was not one of my favorite saxophonists (I play sax also, so I listen to a lot of sax players). After hearing him live, that has changed. His control of volume in low, high, and altissimo registers with nearly flawless intonation alone is very impressive. His solos definitely tell a story, as he masterfully builds on any type of song into a roaring, jaw-dropping moment. The vocalist, Gabrielle Cavassa has the most beautiful attack and release of every single note. It must take an incredible amount of effort to sound so effortless. Absolutely beautiful! I don’t mean to slight the rest of the band. Every player was excellent, and I enjoyed both their solos and their interplay while comping for solos. I went to both sets at Jimmy’s in NH, and I hope to hear them again!

The show was fairly short, and redman played for about 60% of the time, with the remainder left for him to rest while the band played without him. He had a singer named Gabrielle Cavassa with him. She is stunningly beautiful and has an amazing voice, but sings with too much affectation and doesn't finish most of the words she sings, and let's them kind of trail off...overall I didn't care for that style, it felt like she was trying too hard to be distinctive or something. As for Redman, I saw him several times when he was very young, and twice recently, and I'd say that his shows are kind of stiff and not swinging now..he is still an amazing player, but it's not exactly anything you might dance to. I probably won't bother to see him in the future.