Jam to some funky tunes at these 15 best places for jazz music in Phoenix.
1. The Nash
They have a very special mission and profound responsibility to ensure the preservation of America's original art form – jazz – for our community, and for generations to come. Jazz jam sessions are from 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. every Sunday.
Home of the best in blues, r&b, funk and soul that the Valley of the Sun has to offer. Voted best blues bar for past 21 years and counting. Get there before 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday for a good seat.
3. T. Cook’s
They celebrate the intrinsic charm, cuisine and romance of the Mediterranean. Check out The Joe Costello Jazz Experience in the piano lounge on Thursday.
This cafe has a large patio and live music specializing in coffee drinks and light cafe cuisine.
5. Asadero Toro
They have been serving Mexican food, tacos and burritos since 1994, so order the jazz tacos.
This lounge has varied live and DJ-spun tunes, a big beer selection and an art gallery showcase.
7. St. Francis
This restaurant is modern and comfortable with a rustic sensibility. Enjoy the jazz band at Sunday brunch.
They offer residents, professionals, students and downtown visitors a setting with unique urban design along with a landmark public sculpture by artist Janet Echelman.
This hip bistro decorated with local art offers soups, salads and brunch with a varied beer selection.
Your neighborhood pizza joint that treats every meal like it's a big deal.
The Southwest United States' largest art museum for visual art. Enjoy listening to the jazz music outside the museum on First Friday.
12. The Rhythm Room
This roots, blues, and concert club is a venue of nationally known acts. They invite all different types of musical performers.
They provide opportunities to participate in the visual and performing arts through quality classes and programming. Classes are available for youth, adults and families. musical performers.
This hip music shop stocks a large collection if vinyl from independent bands for a reasonable price plus a very cool listening station to preview CDS.
They provide a one-of-a-kind experience for visitors of all ages with more than 6,800 instruments on display from around the world for only $15. It is the largest museum of its kind in the world.
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