UnscriptedJazz

MARCUS JOHNSON
with Tim Hutson, Vermon Parson, and Louis Taylor
Thursday, June 4  /  6:30 and 9pm
Tix and https://www.exploretock.com/south-unscripted-jazz-philadelphia
 or call for tix and info 267.225.8018
 
South Jazz Club
600 N. Broad Street
Philadelphia, Pa
www.southjazzkitchen.com
 
Join us for an unforgettable evening with Marcus Johnson, a talented independent musician celebrated for his exceptional Billboard rankings and recognized as a nominee for the prestigious NAACP Image Award. His music, a rich blend of soulful melodies and engaging rhythms, promises to resonate deeply with all who attend. Come witness this extraordinary artist live, this Thursday, June 4, at the inviting ambiance of South Jazz Club!

**Boca Raton, Florida, get ready!**

Don’t miss an unforgettable evening at Crazy Uncle Mike’s with the incredible violinist Karen Briggs and the legendary bassist Gerald Veasley! Mark your calendars for

 Thursday, June 4, 2026
6 and 8:30 PM

**Crazy Uncle Mike’s**  
6450 N Federal Hwy  
Boca Raton, FL 33487  

This is an event you simply cannot afford to miss!

Act fast—secure your tickets now at [Eventbrite](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/karen-briggs-gerald-veasley-tickets-1985834246689?aff=ebdssbdestsearch) or head over to our website at [Sound Merchandise](https://soundmerchandise.com). Join us for an incredible night of music that will leave you wanting more!

NELSON RANGEL
with Gerald Veasley, Damon Bennet, and Tim Hutson
Thursday, May 14 / 6:30 pm and 9:00pm
Tix and https://www.exploretock.com/south-unscripted-jazz-philadelphia
 or call for tix and info 267.225.8018
 
South Jazz Club
600 N. Broad Street
Philadelphia, Pa
www.southjazzkitchen.com
 
 
Nelson Rangell is an extraordinary artist celebrated for his depth and improvisational skills. Jazziz magazine hails him as “an unparalleled improviser,” while The Times of London notes his “undoubted virtuosity.” Saxophone Journal recognizes his exceptional talent on the alto saxophone, and Flute Talk Magazine highlights his ability to create limitless possibilities through improvisation. Since the late 1980s, Rangell has been known as one of the most thrilling and versatile performers in jazz.

🏙️ Philly’s neighborhoods are getting the spotlight they deserve.

Philadelphia250 just launched “Neighborhood Jawnts,” a new FREE tour series highlighting the food, culture, history and small businesses that make every corner of the city unique ahead of America’s 250th anniversary.

From West Philly and Germantown to Manayunk and North Philly, the immersive experiences will explore the stories, flavors and people that shape Philadelphia.
Tours begin May 29 and run every weekend. Plus: free tote bags for participants. 👀

Visit metrophiladelphia.com for the latest, breaking news

📝:

I Got Life: The Music of Nina Simone featuring
Carol Riddick and Gerald Veasley

- Thursday, May 7: 6:30 PM and 9:00 PM  
- Friday, May 8: 7:00 PM and 9:30 PM  

South Jazz Club  
600 N. Broad Street  
Philadelphia, PA  

**Tickets:**  
Visit [Explore Tock](https://www.exploretock.com/south-unscripted-jazz-philadelphia) or call 267-225-8018.  

Join us for “I Got Life: The Music of Nina Simone,” featuring vocalist Carol Riddick and bassist Gerald Veasley with two musicians. This show celebrates Nina Simone’s powerful music and messages.  

Experience themes of Quest, Passion, Fury, and Hope as they bring new energy to her legacy. Don’t miss this memorable evening!

RANDY BRECKER & Chris Farr, Lionel Cordew, Adam Faulk.
Thursday, April 30

South Jazz Club
600 N. Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA
267.738.1600
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Randy Brecker returns to Unscripted Jazz at South, renowned jazz trumpeter and composer who has influenced jazz, R&B, and rock for over sixty years. His trumpet and flugelhorn performances have graced albums by artists like James Taylor, Bruce Springsteen, and Frank Sinatra.

Born in 1945 in Philadelphia, Randy’s musical journey began early. After studying at Indiana University, he moved to New York, collaborating with groups like Clark Terry’s Big Bad Band and the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra.

In 1967, he joined Blood, Sweat & Tears and later the Horace Silver Quintet. His debut solo album, “Score,” released in 1968, featured the young tenor saxophonist Michael Brecker. Randy also worked with Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers and co-founded the fusion group “Dreams,” cementing his legacy in modern music.