Concert

Pittsburgh bass icon Paul Thompson performs with mentored musicians The Young Lions in this jazz concert at City of Asylum.

In this special Thursday Night Jazz performance, The Pittsburgh Composers Quartet will collaborate with four City of Asylum writers-in-residence in an exploration of the power of small thoughts.

Just days after the album’s debut, City of Asylum welcomes Teiku for this exclusive celebratory album release performance.

Roger Humphries plays his final of four Thursday Night Jazz concerts this spring

This program features the #notwhite collective's literary and musical artists, as well as a number of guest artists, who will be presenting their work in collaboration with one another.

Kente Arts Alliance brings Summer Madness to Thursday Night Jazz at City of Asylum

The Stephen Philip Harvey Octet performs their latest album "Elemental Live" for Thursday Night Jazz.

Bassel & The Supernaturals tell the story of a first generation Syrian-American through song in this concert at City of Asylum.

Legendary jazz vocalist Etta Cox returns to the Alphabet City stage for Thursday Night Jazz.

City of Asylum welcomes Pascuala Ilabaca, a unique and treasured voice in both the Latin American and World Music scenes.

Kente Summer Madness at City of Asylum continues with a concert from the Jason Washington Group.

Musicians Mimi Jong and Tomás Lozano perform on the erhu and Spanish Hurdy Gurdy in this concert at City of Asylum.

The Precipice Community bands takes the Alphabet City stage for Thursday Night Jazz.

Frazé-Frazénko & The Happy Lovers reimagine Ukrainian poetry and folk songs in this concert at City of Asylum.

This performance pays homage to this era in the Hill, brought to life by musician and ethnomusicologist Colter Harper.

James Johnson III performs in the first of his three unique, curated Thursday Night Jazz concerts at City of Asylum.

Howie Alexander and Company take the stage with DJ Bus Crates for this Kente Summer Madness concert.

The HarmoniZing ensemble performs lead by erhu player and founding member Mimi Jong.