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Jeremy Pelt is currently touring across 2 countries and has 9 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Kirk Douglas Theatre in Culver City, after that they'll be at Ladbroke Hall in London.

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Escape into the jazz-blues genre with Jeremy Pelt tickets from TicketSmarter. Born in Los Angeles, California on November 4, 1976, Jeremy Pelt is an acclaimed jazz trumpeter who has built a career as both a solo artist and in-demand session musician and sideman. He studied at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts before establishing himself as a member of the Mingus Big Band. Pelt then began playing with many other acclaimed jazz musicians, making his recorded debut in 1997 with saxophonist Vincent Herring on the album Change the World.

He continued to work with other artists – Ralph Peterson Jr. and Lonnie Plaxico – before releasing his first solo album, Profile (2002). In the course of his career, he collaborated with some of jazz music’s biggest names including Roy Hargrove, Cassandra Wilson, Greg Osby, Cliff Barbaro, Keter Betts, Bobby ‘Blue’ Bland, Ravi Coltrane, Frank Foster, Winard Harper, Jimmy Heath, Nancy Wilson and many others.

His own solo releases include Close to My Heart (2003), Identity (2005), The Talented Mr. Pelt (2011), Face Forward, Jeremy (2014), Make Noise! (2017), and Art of Intimacy Vol. 1 (2020). Buy Jeremy Pelt tickets today and get lost in the music.

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On a whole, Jeremy Pelt ticket prices can be found starting from various ranges as determined by the venue and whether the artist is performing at a festival. Admission for a 1-4 day pass at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival at the New Orleans Fairgrounds can start from around $90 - $430 and VIP options can begin at about $1,950. Choose the level that’s right for you and buy from our site today.

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Jeremy Pelt Tour Dates & Concert Schedule

Don’t be surprised to find Jeremy Pelt playing at intimate jazz clubs and appearing on the lineup of festivals such as the Beale Street Music Festival in Memphis, Tennessee and the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival in Louisiana. Other popular performance platforms include the Birdland Jazz Club in New York City and the Chicago Blues Festival in Illinois. Jeremy Pelt tour dates will typically feature an array of gigs at a variety of venues and events.

Show after show, the artist brings a signature style and smooth vibe that sounds superior to any stage. The Jeremy Pelt concert schedule generally boasts a plethora of options. So, make plans to be in the audience!

Songs from the Jeremy Pelt Tour Setlist

Jeremy Pelt's setlist while performing in Boston , MA at “Scullers Jazz Club” included the following songs:

• Aesop’s Fables
• Be the Light
• Black Love Stories
• There'll Be Other Times

Source: Setlist.fm

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Jeremy Pelt arrived in New York in 1998 after graduating from Berklee College of Music. Once he got there, it wasn't long before he started being noticed by a lot of top musicians in the city. His first professional Jazz gig was playing with the Mingus Big Band. That gig lead to many long lasting associations with many of the talent in the band, and a great opportunity for growth.

Since his arrival, he has been fortunate enough to play with many of today's and yesterday's Jazz luminaries, such as Jimmy Heath, Frank Wess, Charli Persip, Keter Betts, Frank Foster, John Hicks, Ravi Coltrane, Winard Harper, Vincent Herring, Ralph Peterson, Lonnie Plaxico, Cliff Barbaro, Nancy Wilson, Bobby Short, Bobby "Blue" Bland, The Skatalites, Cedar Walton, and many, many more. Jeremy has also been featured in a variety of different bands, including the Roy Hargrove Big Band, The Village Vanguard Orchestra, the Duke Ellington Big Band. Currently, he is member of the Lewis Nash Septet, and The Cannonball Adderley Legacy Band featuring Louis Hayes.

Pelt...maintains a consistent forward momentum.. while he transmits a modern-day sense of urgency with his songs. Pelt's major focus is on writing music for each of his three bands: "Creation"- a sextet consisting of trumpet, alto sax/bass clarinet, vibraphone, guitar, bass and drums.

"Noise"- an semi-electric band consisting of trumpet w/ effects, guitar, rhodes, bass and drums, and "The Jeremy Pelt Quartet"- which is trumpet, rhodes, bass and drums. His work earned him a huge write-up in the Wall Street Journal by legendary Jazz writer and producer Nat Hentoff. His performances have received rave reviews from publications around the world.

After a reading of Pelt's biography and discography, it's easy to see why Pelt was voted Rising Star on the Trumpet two years in a row by Downbeat Magazine and the Jazz Journalist Association. Pelt was born in California on November 4,1976. While in elementary school, he started playing the trumpet. His primary interest was strictly classical music until he started high school when he began playing in the Jazz band. Upon completion of high scool, he headed back east to Berklee College of Music. While at Berklee, Jeremy worked diligently on Film Scoring during the day and cut his teeth playing at night.

Jeremy is currently a featured performer in the Mingus Big Band, Ralph Peterson Quintet, Lewis Nash Ensemble, Cannonball Adderley Legacy Quintet featuring Louis Hayes, Vincent Herring, and the Frank Foster Loud Minority Big Band.

Alba Jazz Festival 2024

by Antonio Baiano July 10, 2024

A collection of photos from the Alba Jazz Festival in Alba, Italy from June 27-30, 2024 featuring Vincen Garcia, Jeremy Pelt, Jalen Baker, Jared Spears, Jay Kalo, Andoni Narvaez, Manu Pardo, and David Cases. ...

Jeremy Pelt: Tomorrow's Another Day

by Jack Bowers April 30, 2024

Trumpeter Jeremy Pelt, a force on the jazz scene for more than two decades, simply does his own thing on Tomorrow's Another Day, the twenty-fourth album as leader of his own groups, inviting any interested listeners to come on board for the ride. Pelt's thing these days apparently includes an abundance of special effects, reverb, heavy (and at times intrusive) rhythms, leavened with occasional flashes of the remarkable improviser he can be and often is. To help ...

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Drummer Xaver (X-Man) Hellmeier has been little known to date outside his native Germany and other European countries. One way to help redress that oversight is to surround oneself with some of the most well-respected and talented musicians on the New York scene, which is what Hellmeir has done on his superb debut album, X-Man in New York. When it comes to choosing sidemen, it is hard to belie the inclusion of trumpeter Jeremy Pelt, tenor saxophonist Eric Alexander, pianist ...

Jeremy Pelt Quintet at Jazz Alley

by Paul Rauch November 15, 2023

Jeremy Pelt Quintet Jazz Alley Seattle, WA November 7, 2023 At forty seven years of age, trumpeter/composer Jeremy Pelt came of age as a musician in the mid-1990's as a young member of the Mingus Big Band. He benefited greatly during that time and in the years that followed, from the mentorship of his elders. This tradition that has sustained the music over the course of more than one hundred years, took the human form ...

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Doppio CD o doppio vinile prodotto in HI-Res e con packaging di lusso dalla Jammin'colorS, agenzia per artisti jazz, world, funk, alternativi, hip-hop, electro e sperimentali nonché etichetta indipendente. Il lavoro che ha pubblicato in tanta pompa magna è un ampio collage di musica nera realizzato da 25 musicisti africani, caraibici e afroamericani guidati dalla visione creativa di Stefany Calembert (compagna del bassista jazz Reggie Washington) e produttrice estemporanea dell'etichetta belga. A tutti è stato chiesto di comporre ...

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World-Renowned SMOKE Jazz Club Announces November Concert Schedule Including Three Virtuosic Trumpeters: Nicholas Payton, David Weiss And Jeremy Pelt

Source: AMT Public Relations September 27, 2023

Rated the #1 Jazz Club in New York City (Secret NYC), Smoke Jazz Club presents some of today’s top trumpeters and saxophonists to the stage during November. The month begins with the return of three saxophonists: acclaimed alto Charles McPherson and his Quintet (Nov 1-5), young rising star Sarah Hanahan and her Quartet (Nov 8), and a double dose of tenor saxophone when legendary George Coleman joins fellow reedman Sean Lyons and his momentous Quintet(Nov 15). The latter part of ... read more

Jazz Musician of the Day: Jeremy Pelt

Source: Michael Ricci November 4, 2021

All About Jazz is celebrating Jeremy Pelt's birthday today!

Jeremy Pelt arrived in New York in 1998 after graduating from Berklee College of Music. Once he got there, it wasn't long before he started being noticed by a lot of top musicians in the city. His first professional Jazz gig was playing with the Mingus Big Band. That gig lead to many long lasting associations with many of the talent in the band, and a great opportunity for growth. Since ... read more

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Source: Michael Ricci November 4, 2019

Jeremy Pelt arrived in New York in 1998 after graduating from Berklee College of Music. Once he got there, it wasn\'t long before he started being noticed by a lot of top musicians in the city. His first professional Jazz gig was playing with the Mingus Big Band. That gig lead to many long lasting associations with many of the talent in the band, and a great opportunity for growth. Since ... read more

Jeremy Pelt The Artist

Source: Rifftides by Doug Ramsey February 23, 2019

For nearly two decades, Pelt has made it clear via his trumpet playing, and occasionally in interviews, that he is attuned to what other artists achieve in their work. That sensitivity extends well beyond jazz—indeed, beyond music. For this album, his primary inspiration came from the 19th century French sculptor Auguste Rodin. In notes for Pelt’s first album, Profile (2001) I observed, “Pelt’s own studiousness is audible, as are his confidence, his senses of proportion and humor, and the depth ... read more

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Source: Michael Ricci November 4, 2015

All About Jazz is celebrating Jeremy Pelt's birthday today! Jeremy Pelt arrived in New York in 1998 after graduating from Berklee College of Music. Once he got there, it wasn\'t long before he started being noticed by a lot of top musicians in the city. His first professional Jazz gig was playing with the Mingus Big Band. That gig lead to many long lasting associations with many of the talent in the band, and a great opportunity for growth. Since ... read more

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Jeremy Pelt is not only one of the most fiery and lyrical trumpeters on the jazz scene but also one of its most engaging bandleaders. He has documented several strong units over the years, not least of all the one heard on Soundtrack, his third outing with vibraphonist Chien Chien Lu, pianist Victor Gould, bassist Vicente Archer, and drummer Allan Mednard. Flautist Anne Drummond adds sublime textural and improvisational layers to Pelt’s minisuite “The Lighter Side” and “The Darker Side,” and Brittany Anjou plays outside-the-box keyboards (Mellotron, Moog Sub 37) on “The Darker Side” and “I’m Still Standing” (not the Elton John hit). Pelt has a soaring harmonic imagination and moves seamlessly between acoustic and electric palettes, even fading them in and out within the same piece, as occurs on the opening “Picking Up the Pieces” and again on the two-part suite. It’s a deft and genuinely surprising compositional device rather than a glib stylistic posture, enabled by the masterful doubling of Gould on Rhodes and Archer on electric bass.

March 25, 2022 10 Songs, 44 minutes ℗ 2022 HighNote Records, Inc.

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Lana Del Rey Goes Public with New Boyfriend, Alligator Tour Guide Jeremy Dufrene

The post Lana Del Rey Goes Public with New Boyfriend, Alligator Tour Guide Jeremy Dufrene appeared first on Consequence .

Lana Del Rey seemingly confirmed rumors that she is dating professional alligator tour guide Jeremy Dufrene, as the two attended Karen Elson’s wedding together in New York on Saturday.

The couple was photographed holding hands as they left Electric Lady Studios, where the wedding took place.

According to TMZ , Dufrene, age 49, is a professional alligator tour guide who first met Del Rey in 2019 when he gave her and her friends a tour in Des Allemands, Louisiana.

The Daily Mail reports that Del Rey and Dufrene reconnected earlier this year at the Hangout Music Festival in Golf Shores, Alabama, which Del Rey headlined. Last month, Dufrene attended Del Rey’s headlining set at Leeds Festival in the UK and were seen holding hands backstage. The singer seemed to initially deny rumors that the two were together, responding to an Instagram post about them dating by simply commenting, “No.” However, some of Del Rey’s fans questioned whether her comment was in response to a separate comment from a fan noting that Dufrene had only recent separated from his wife and asking Del Rey if that raised any “red flags.”

Del Rey is gearing up for the release of her new country music album, Lasso . Last week, she was confirmed to appear at the Stagecoach Music Festival in Indio, California, next April.

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Jeremy Clarkson has revealed the reasons behind ending his long-running partnership with Richard Hammond and James May .

The trio, known for their work together since 2002 on BBC’s Top Gear and later on Amazon’s The Grand Tour, will conclude their on-screen collaboration with an upcoming special titled One for the Road.

Clarkson, who is currently experiencing renewed success with Clarkson’s Farm, discussed his decision to step back from the car shows in an interview with The Sunday Times.

He said, "After 36 years of talking about cars on television, I’m packing it in because I’m too old and fat to get into the cars that I like and not interested in driving those I don’t."

This decision marks the end of his 22-year collaboration with Hammond and May.

Clarkson said: "What this means of course is that my 22-year partnership with James May and Richard Hammond is now over. You can see our final road trip together on Amazon Prime very soon. It’s emotional."

Reflecting on how they chose to conclude their journey, he shared: "We thought long and hard about how we should end our 22-year partnership, but in the end, we just went to the end of the alphabet" and chose Zimbabwe as the setting for their final adventure.

He added, "There was another reason why we chose Zimbabwe, though. We would drive across it from east to west, as usual, but then we could cross the border and finish up where we began all those years ago: the Makgadikgadi salt pans in Botswana."

Clarkson said he was relieved expressed satisfaction that their partnership didn’t end "in a blizzard of outrage and tabloid headlines," but rather "landed safely and gently."

He acknowledged the emotional weight of the final moments on set, even though he admitted he didn’t shed a tear .

Speaking about the end of The Grand Tour: One For The Road, Clarkson said: “I’m not saying this in a derogatory way by any means but James has the emotions of a stone. “He just doesn’t do emotions, so there were no tears from him. Hammond, yes.

“I was surprisingly unemotional in a weird way because I can see James and Hammond any time I want to, they’re only a phone call away, and I’m sure we will.

“And I’ve done enough of the travel, I was worn out by it.”

He added that he “would have been emotional” with the crew but they work on his Prime Video show, Clarkson’s Farm, where he attempts to run his farm in the Cotswolds.

Clarkson said: “There I was with all these guys that I’ve known and worked with for 24 years and I said, ‘I’ll see you all on Monday morning’ because they all work on Clarkson’s Farm.

“I’m 100% convinced I would have been a lot more emotional without the farm show.” "Was it sad when the director called, ‘That’s a wrap,’ for the very last time? Yes, it was.

“Especially as some of the crew had been with us when we were there before. People think of Top Gear and The Grand Tour as being James, Richard and me. But it isn’t. We’ve had the same crews for years. We’ve all grown up together."

He also paid tribute to the crew members.

He said: "We’ve camped together. S*** our lungs out together, laughed our arses off together. These are the guys who really made those shows...”

The final Grand Tour episode will be available on Prime Video on September 13.

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Lana del rey and rumored boyfriend jeremy dufrene hold hands as they attend model karen elson’s nyc wedding.

Lana Del Rey brought her rumored boyfriend, Jeremy Dufrene, as her plus one to model Karen Elson’s New York City wedding Saturday.

The “Summertime Sadness” songstress and the alligator tour guide were photographed holding hands upon leaving the ceremony venue at Electric Lady Studios.

Del Rey, 39, was all smiles and didn’t shy away from keeping a tight hold on Dufrene, 49, as paparazzi swarmed them.

The pop star donned a satin blue halter-style dress and white ballet flats for her friend’s nuptials to Lee Foster, who is the owner of the Greenwich Village recording studio.

As for Dufrene, he sported a blue suit with a white button-up shirt and brown dress shoes.

Del Rey wasn’t seen with her BFF Taylor Swift — despite the 14-time Grammy winner arriving at the ceremony earlier in the day with her boyfriend, Travis Kelce.

Del Rey and Dufrene first sparked romance rumors when they were seen holding hands at the Reading & Leeds Festival in the UK last month, per an Instagram video.

According to the Daily Mail, the duo made a pit stop in London to visit Harrod’s and a bar.

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At the time, Dufrene documented meeting the hitmaker on Instagram, writing, “I never know who I can run across on my tours but always a pleasure @lanadelrey.”

Del Rey also commemorated the trip with a picture posted via Facebook, captioning it, “Jeremy lemme be captain at Arthur’s Air Boat Tours x.”

The pair seemingly met up once again when the 11-time Grammy nominee took another one of Dufrene’s tours in May.

“Family w my guy @jeremy.dufrene,” Del Rey captioned a snap of herself with two pals.

Last week, Del Rey seemingly denied she Dufrene and were dating after a fan account shared additional details about her “latest boyfriend.”

Per People, Dufrene has a son and two daughters.

The “Radio” singer was last rumored to be dating musician Jack Donoghue in 2022 and musician Clayton Johnson in 2020.

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Krasnaya Polyana is an urban locality in Krasnopolyansky Settlement Okrug, which is under the administrative jurisdiction of Adlersky City District of the City of Sochi in Krasnodar Krai, Russia. Population: 4,598; 3,969; 3,300.Located in the Western Caucasus, it is home to the new Rosa Khutor alpine ski resort, with a base elevation of 560 meters along the Mzymta River, 39 kilometers from its influx into the Black Sea in Adlersky City District of Sochi. The lift-served summit climbs to 2,320 meters, giving a vertical drop of over a mile at 1,760 meters. The resort hosted the Alpine and Nordic events of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, having previously hosted World Cup alpine events from February 2012, two years earlier.

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