
Newport Jazz Fest: Legendary & Fresh
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The Newport Jazz Festivals 72nd edition, set for July 31-August 2 in Rhode Island, boasts an impressive lineup including Little Simz, Herbie Hancock, Thundercat, Gary Clark Jr., Flea, Arlo Parks, and Anoushka Shankar. Kamasi Washington and Chief Adjuah pay tribute to Coltrane and Davis, while Robert Glasper, Jon Batiste, and Bilal/Ari Lennox also perform. Fans praise the blend of legends and new talent, with tickets selling fast for what promises to be a memorable event.
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On April 21st, the Newport Jazz Festival is back for its 72nd edition this summer in Rhode Island, hitting Fort Adam State Park from July 31st to August 2nd. Organizers just dropped the lineup, packed with heavy hitters like Little Sims, Herbie Hancock, Thundercat, Gary Cart Jr., Flea with his Anora Band, Arlo Parks, and Anushka Shankar. Adding to the fire, Kamasi Washington and Trumpeter Chief Agua are teaming up for a special show honoring the 100th Birthdays of John, Cole Train, and Miles Davis. Robert Glassper brings Belal and Ari Linux into the mix while John Batiste rolls deep with his trio, featuring Joe Sailor on drums and Phil Quayne on Bass. Fans are buzzing online, calling this one of the strongest bills in years, blending jazz legends with fresh voices that keep the genre evolving. It's got that perfect mix of tradition and innovation, drawing crowds who live for these live moments. Earlier this year, the festival wrapped its 2025 run with stars like The Roots, De La Soul, Janelle Monet, and Esperanza Spalding, setting a high bar that's clearly getting topped now.
If you're anywhere near Rhode Island this summer, snag those tickets quick. This lineup promises three days of pure musical magic that'll linger long. After the last note fades, this has been Music News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.
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