Concert

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.

The HarmoniZing Ensemble, directed by Mimi Jong, presents reinterpretations of traditional songs from China, Iran, and Turkey and original compositions by local musicians Jeff Berman, Tomchess, and John Marcinizyn.

Percussionist Hugo Cruz and his band the Caminos return to City of Asylum for a concert of jazz, funk, and afro-cuban inspired original music.

James Johnson III pays tribute to his mentor Ahmad Jamal in this Thursday Night Jazz concert at City of Asylum.

Percussionist Roger Humphries and his band the RH Factor delight City of Asylum audiences in this January concert.

For the first time ever as an official Trio, City of Asylum welcomes jazz musicians Mark Micchelli, Eli Namay, and Hugo Cruz, also known as The Blues Machine Trio.

Jazz musician and Taekwondo practitioner Jason Kush returns to City of Asylum to share a preview of his forthcoming album "Tenets," a tribute to the practice of Taekwondo.

The Pablo Giménez Ensemble visits City of Asylum for a Spanish Flamenco concert featuring three musicians and one dancer.

Jazz musician and professor Aaron J Johnson shares his new book "Jazz Radio America" in this combination reading and concert.

City of Asylum welcomes The CAPA Jazz Orchestra, led by Pittsburgh bass icon Paul Thompson, for an evening of inspired performance by the future jazz heroes of Pittsburgh.

Renowned jazz saxophonist Yoko Suzuki performs John Coltrane's "A Love Supreme" in full with a quartet of Pittsburgh musicians.