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Montreal Jazz Festival Tickets on sale Friday 10 AM – Norah Jones, Melody Gardot, Buddy Guy, Blue Rodeo, alt-j, Frampton…

Every year for 10 days and nights, downtown Montreal transforms into what the Guinness World Records calls the world’s largest jazz festival.

This years 40th-anniversary festival takes place from June 27 to July 6 with 150 indoor concerts, there is something for all style of music fans, in particular, aficionados of jazz in its purest form.

Some of the top-tier artists performing at event are Norah Jones (June 27), Blue Rodeo (June 28), Patricia Barber (June 30), Melody Gardot (June 29 and 30), Diane Reeves (July 1), George Benson (July 1), Peter Frampton (July 5) and Buddy Guy and Colin James (July 6). Tickets go on sale this Friday, April 26 at 10 AM

The Festival International de Jazz de Montréal founded in 1979 draws together some of the planets best musicians from all styles of music and has just announced its indoor concert lineup. Tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10 AM.

Verdun was selected to host the first annual roving satellite site on Wellington Street. Each year for the duration of the festival a satellite will be set up in a different neighbourhood.

The list of the indoor concerts:

To purchase TICKETS of for more INFORMATION.

June 26 / CBC/Radio-Canada Opening Concert: Richard Galliano/Ron Carter duo | Tribute to Michel Legrand with Richard Galliano and Quatuor Molinari.

June 26 to July 6 / Richard Reed Parry

June 27 / Norah Jones

June 27 / Omara Portuondo, One Last Kiss Tour

June 27 / Brad Mehldau Quintet with Ambrose Akinmusire, Joel Frahm, Joe Sanders, Leon Parker

June 27 / The Strumbellas. Opening act: Elliot Maginot

June 27 / J.S. Ondara

June 27 / ECM 50th Anniversary, Vijay Iyer & Craig Taborn

June 27 / Steve Gadd Band

June 27 / Nebraska Project: André Papanicolaou, José Major, Mario Légaré and Denis Faucher revisit Bruce Springsteen’s album

June 27 / Melissa Aldana Quartet

June 27 / Jacques Kuba Séguin, Migrations. With: Pilc, Rieu, Salazar, Vedady and Warren

June 27 / Rodrigo Amarante

June 27 and 28 / Black Legary

June 28 / Steel Pulse

June 28 / Chucho Valdés, Jazz Batá. Opening act: Edmar Castaneda trio

June 28 / Blue Rodeo. Opening act: Elisapie

June 28 / Madeleine Peyroux. Opening act: Yaron Herman trio

June 28 / Jesse Mac Cormack | Land of Talk

June 28 / Youn Sun Nah

June 28 / 50th Anniversary, Tord Gustavsen trio

June 28 / Lucioles with guests: Marie-Pierre Arthur and Lisa Iwanycki-Moore, Nirvana

June 28 / Cyrille Aimée

June 28 / Samuel Blais Quartet with Ben Monder, Dan Weiss and John Hollenbeck

June 28 / Hailu Mergia

June 29 / Manu Katché

June 29 / Nikki Yanofsky

June 29 / Bebel Gilberto. Opening act: Jane Bunnett and Maqueque

June 29 / Bobby Bazini. Opening act: Matt Andersen

June 29 / Yannick Rieu: John Coltrane, The Lost Album

June 29 / Roberto Fonseca III with Erik Truffaz

June 29 / Donny McCaslin

June 29 / Marianne Trudel and Karen Young, Portraits: Songs of Joni Mitchell

June 29 / Joep Beving

June 29 and 30 / Melody Gardot

June 29 and 30 / La Force

June 30 / Stacey Kent Symphonique

June 30 / Patricia Barber

June 30 / Ravi Coltrane Quartet | Antonio Sanchez & Migration

June 30 / Voïvod. Opening act: René Lussier & Robbie Kuster

June 30 / Hichem Khalfa, The RH Factor

June 30 / Roberto SOLO Fonseca

June 30 / Makaya McCraven

June 30 / Charles Papasoff, Darkly Bright, Conversations with Shakespeare

June 30 / Ifé

July 1 / George Benson. Opening act: Kandace Springs,

July 1 / Lee Fields & The Expressions

July 1 / Dianne Reeves

July 1 / Dummy, 25 Years of Trip Hop

July 1 / Roberto Fonseca & Joe Claussell

July 1 / Christian Scott a Tunde Adjuah

July 1/ Benoît Charest

July 1 / Theon Cross

July 1/ Vincent Peirani

July 1 and 2 / Joe Bel, Dreams

July 2 / Joshua Redman Quartet with Aaron Goldberg, Reuben Rogers & Gregory Hutchinson. Opening act: Alex Lefaivre YUL Quartet

July 2 / Morcheeba

July 2 / Jacob Collier. Opening act: Madison McFerrin

July 2 / Nate Smith, KINFOLK | BIGYUKI

July 2 / Biréli Lagrène

July 2 / Butcher Brown

July 2 / Effendi 20th Anniversary

July 2 / Tamino

July 2 and 3 / alt-J

July 2 to 5 / HOLLY COLE TRIO

July 3 / Jeremy Dutcher. Opening act: Eleni Mandell

July 3 / John Pizzarelli trio, For Centennial Reasons: 100 Year Salute to Nat King Cole | Ranee Lee

July 3 / Rodrigo y Gabriela

July 3 / Lou Doillon

July 3 / Orchestre National de Jazz – The Invisible Man: An Orchestral Tribute to Dr. Dre

July 3 / Emrical, Viiivre

July 3 / Stéphane Wrembel, Django à gogo

July 3 / Christine Jensen New York Quartet with Allison Miller, Helen Sung, Noriko Ueda

July 3 / Jean-Michel Pilc Waves trio

July 3 / PJ Morton

July 3 and 4 / Thus Owls

July 4 / Mr Eazi. Opening act: Blinky Bill

July 4 / Alexandra Streliski. Opening act: Justin Wright

July 4 / Alan Parsons

July 4 / Connan Mockasin. Opening act: Helena Deland

July 4 / Beverly Glenn Copeland

July 4 / Django Festival All Stars featuring Samson Schmitt, Pierre Blanchard, Ludovic Beier

July 4 / ECM 50th Anniversary, Larry Grenadier

July 4 / Rafael Zaldivar, Afro-Cuban Revival

July 5 / Alex Henry Foster. Opening act: Sheenah Ko

July 5 / Peter Frampton Finale, The Farewell Tour

July 5 / Bahamas. Opening act: Emilie Kahn

July 5 / Courtney Barnett. Opening act: Pottery

July 5 / Kurt Elling and Danilo Pérez duo

July 5 / Bears of Legend

July 5 / ECM 50th Anniversary, Bobo Stenson solo

July 5 / Jim Doxas Quartet

July 5 / Flying Hórses

July 5 / ECM 50th Anniversary, Nik Bärtsch’s Ronin

July 6 / First Aid Kit. Opening act: Gabrielle Shonk

July 6 / Buddy Guy | Colin James

July 6 / Leslie Odom Jr. | Dominique Fils-Aimé

July 6 / Yamandu Costa

July 6 / Wray Downes

July 6 / Juan Carmona

July 6 / Yungblud. Opening act: Saint PHNX

July 6 / Kris Davis

July 6 / Donato-Bourassa-Lozano-Tanguay, Re: Bill Evans

July 6 / Mercury Rev

July 5 and 6 / Hein Cooper

July 6 and 7 / CBC/Radio-Canada Closing Concerts: Pink Martini

For more information visit the official site: https://www.montrealjazzfest.com/

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