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Wynton Marsalis Tickets

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Rating: 4.6 out of 5 based on 249 reviews

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Setlists

  1. Jazz at Lincoln Center Septet

    1. 1.Be Present
    2. 2.That Dance We Do (That You Love Too)
    3. 3.Ballot Box Bounce
    4. 4.Deeper Than Dreams
    5. 5.That’s When All Will See

  2. Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra

    1. 6.2/3's Adventure
    2. 7.I Remember Clifford (Benny Golson cover)
    3. 8.Third Quarter
    4. 9.Up From Down
    1. 1.Overture (Allison Young & Joshua Lee Turner cover)
    2. 2.A Little Bird Watching (Helen Sung cover)
    3. 3.Charles (George DeLancey cover)
    4. 4.Ali Dell'Angelo (Steven Feifke cover)
    5. 5.Revived Mind (Jihye Lee Orchestra cover)

  2. Encore

    1. 6.Single-Cell Jitterbug (Darcy James Argue cover)
    2. 7.Mimi's March (Miho Hazama cover)
    3. 8.Radiant Flower (Zara) (Javier Nero cover)
    4. 9.Blues '25
    5. 10.The Same River (Steven Feifke cover)

  1. Set 1:

    1. 1.The Mooche (Duke Ellington and His Orchestra cover)
    2. 2.We See (Thelonious Monk cover)
    3. 3.Le Sucrier Velours (Duke Ellington and His Orchestra cover)
    4. 4.Señor Blues (The Horace Silver Quintet cover)
    5. 5.Stardust (Hoagy Carmichael and His Pals cover)
    6. 6.Shanghai Skyline

  2. Set 2:

    1. 7.Big Fat Alice's Blues (Duke Ellington and His Orchestra cover)
    2. 8.Walks On The Silver River (Sherman Irby cover)
    3. 9.Light Blue (Thelonious Monk cover)
    4. 10.Amad (Duke Ellington cover)
    5. 11.Things to Come (Dizzy Gillespie cover)
    6. 12.Happy Birthday to You (Mildred J. Hill & Patty Hill cover) (For Saxophonist Sherman Irby. A cake with candles was brought out at the start of the song.)

  3. Encore

    1. 13.Li Bai's Blues

  1. Jazz at the Lincoln Center Orchestra Septet

    1. 1.Be Present
    2. 2.Sloganize, Patronize, Realize, Revolutionize (Black Lives Matters)
    3. 3.Ballot Box Bounce
    4. 4.Deeper Than Dreams
    5. 5.It Come ‘Round ‘Gin
    6. 6.That’s When All Will See

  2. Jazz at the Lincoln Center Orchestra

    1. 7.JoJo's Mojo (Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra cover)
    2. 8.The Maid With the Flaccid Air (Artie Shaw and His Orchestra cover)
    3. 9.Bodegas Groove (Carlos Henriquez cover)
    4. 10.Light Blue (Thelonious Monk cover)
    5. 11.Musings of Cosmic Stuff: Part. V, Waltz of the Silver River (Sherman Irby cover)
    6. 12.San Sue Strut (Joe Mannone cover)

  3. Encore

    1. 13.Tenor Madness (Sonny Rollins cover) (Also with Will Sach & Rueben Fox)
    1. 1.Godchild (Gerry Mulligan cover)
    2. 2.Split Kick (Horace Silver cover)
    3. 3.For Duke Pearson (Benny Green cover)
    4. 4.Ugly Beauty (Thelonious Monk cover)
    5. 5.Wow (Lennie Tristano Sextet cover)
    6. 6.Minor Bertha (Elmo Hope Trio cover)
    7. 7.I Remember Clifford (Benny Golson cover)
    8. 8.Señor Blues (The Horace Silver Quintet cover)
    9. 9.Stardust (Hoagy Carmichael and His Pals cover)
    10. 10.Backstage Sally (Wayne Shorter cover)

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Reviews

Rating: 4.6 out of 5 based on 249 reviews
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  • Amazing

    by Gman on 7/1/25Bethel Woods Center for the Arts - BethelRating: 5 out of 5

    Great seats, great sounds, amazing show in the Catskills.

  • Mediocre

    by Marsalis @ Bethel Woods on 6/25/25Bethel Woods Center for the Arts - BethelRating: 3 out of 5

    As a musician myself, I’m a huge jazz fan and also a fan of the bethel venue. The concert was under attended; place was half empty. Musicians extremely talented but Marsalis himself wasn’t featured enough, never came forward on the stage or was rarely featured on the big screen. Concert was short. Cameraman failed to feature any soloists on the big screen beyond a quick glimpse.

  • Cool Jazz on a Steamy Hot Summer Night

    by JK on 6/25/25Bethel Woods Center for the Arts - BethelRating: 5 out of 5

    What a treat to sit in the beautiful setting that Bethel Woods truly is, on a steamy, hot Summer night and listen to this amazing jazz orchestra. It isn't just Wynton who is amazing (though he IS). Each and every member of this group is an incredible artist who together make for a memorable evening. Even if you came to the performance with the misconception that Jazz isn't your "thing"- you would have walked away a true convert. Amazing sounds, emotion, soul - MUSIC - was laid out on that stage. A feast. How lucky we all were to have been given a chance to enjoy it. A perfect Summer's Night. A dream indeed. Thank you Bethel Woods for booking them and thank you to all the musicians in the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra (JLCO) who came and gave us such a treat. Cannot wait to hear you play again!

  • Amazing group, too large a space

    by SharonL on 6/25/25Bethel Woods Center for the Arts - BethelRating: 4 out of 5

    Wynton and company were amazing, consummate musicians. Bethel Woods is such a wonderful place, but this small jazz group would, IMHO, been more effective in the Event Gallery with a smaller space where we would have truly appreciated their sound better, and they certainly put out a good sound, but it got a bit lost at the edges of the Pavilion where we were seated. The Pavilion lends itself better to bands with lots of amplification. Either way, glad I got to hear them!

  • Fantastic throwback

    by Rye on 6/3/25Paramount Theatre - SeattleRating: 5 out of 5

    Lovely story with classic Chaplin comedy beats. This performance came with a live accompaniment!

  • A once in a lifetime experience!

    by Ximena on 5/31/25Paramount Theatre - SeattleRating: 5 out of 5

    The presentation was amazing! Incredibly talented musicians! I felt as if I were in a dream! Kudos also to the wonderful crew from the theater! They were really helpful and nice helping people navigate to their seats! 100000% recommended!

  • Great music, great movie

    by TimJim on 5/31/25Paramount Theatre - SeattleRating: 5 out of 5

    The show opens with the pianist playing the most beautiful music, then the whole orchestra joins in, and I’m thinking, This is the most fantastic music I’ve ever heard. When the film started, it was great to see how vibrant the images were. The little kid who played Louis couldn’t be cuter. The whole time I’m thinking, Okay, Wynton’s gonna stroll out anytime. But he never did! It wasn’t until the end of the performance that I realized he was sitting and playing right there on stage, in the front/middle. Several times throughout the performance I recognized his playing, but I thought he was playing from off stage! Anyhow, it was all fantastic.

  • Great evening

    by Pj on 5/31/25Paramount Theatre - SeattleRating: 5 out of 5

    This combination of classic rag and jazz with some new compositions and classical music in the mix was superbly performed. The film is fascinating in its style and content

  • Enjoying the silent movie with lots of music

    by Wonderful, totally unique event on 5/31/25Paramount Theatre - SeattleRating: 5 out of 5

    We were all memorized from beginning to end, very well done!!!

  • It was truly an amazing experience

    by PCakes on 5/28/25Paramount Theatre Oakland - OaklandRating: 5 out of 5

    The silent movie was well done and so was the music