NYC is playing host to a live New Orleans-inspired music production inside The Jazz Room — plus new tributes to Frank Sinatra, Louis Armstrong and more

Just like life, jazz is complex, and this 60-minute spectacle reflects exactly that. Classics like “Georgia On My Mind” and “Ain’t Misbehavin'” sound inside a recreation of a 1920s-style New Orleans bar, but it ain’t just the popular songs that capture the genre’s rich complexities. During the evening, the performers also let spontaneous jazz melodies take the lead, captivating attendees with breathtaking improvisations inspired by years of passion and practice.

Conceived as a combination of late 19th-century ragtime and blues, jazz has since branched out into a variety of unique subgenres, including funky acid jazz and electro swing. While influenced by European and Caribbean sounds, the genre’s roots are firmly embedded within the African-American communities that lived in New Orleans in the early 1900s. Now, ‘The Jazz Room’ in New York City is authentically paying homage to jazz, as the musicians are free to perform off the cuff while still working their magic on classic jazz hits by the likes of Louis Armstrong and Irving Mills.

This beautiful performance has been showcased in 40+ cities, with many attendees leaving 4.8-star reviews. If you still need convincing, check out the reviews here!

Where words fail, jazz speaks, and at ‘The Jazz Room’ in NYC, it’s the fabulous musicians and singers that do all the talking. Grab a drink from the on-site bar and fall under the spell of live jazz music performed by the best of the best.

It’s all happening at two NYC venues: The Cutting Room and Sony Hall. Tickets are on sale now, but spaces are limited, so secure yours soon. Seats are first-come, first-served within each zone, and late entry isn’t permitted.

And if you’re closer to the PATH than the subway, The Jazz Room in Jersey City brings the same New Orleans night to the Sky Room at Saint Peter’s University, with the Manhattan skyline as its backdrop.