Nuremberg, Germany
Jazz Studio Nürnberg is one of Germany's longest-running jazz clubs, founded in 1954 by enthusiasts who wanted a dedicated home for live jazz in the city. The intimate venue hosts concerts almost every week, covering everything from traditional swing to contemporary improvisation. It is run as a non-profit association and remains a cornerstone of Nürnberg's independent music scene.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Berlin-based Round Square merges traditional swing with contemporary sounds, featuring four saxophonists exploring the boundaries of jazz.
Dan Peter Sundland's quintet performs contemporary free jazz featuring three saxophonists and a dynamic rhythm section.
Polish vibraphonist Izabella Effenberg celebrates her birthday with three outstanding jazz musicians from Poland. A concert blending jazz, classical music, and world traditions.
A German jazz trio blending jazz, blues and Latin music into improvisational, humour-filled compositions. Concert at Jazz Studio Nürnberg.
Pianist Paul Bernewitz's trio merges chamber elegance with dynamic jazz groove, performing original compositions and interpretations of classics from Monk to Ravel.
Australian trombonist Shannon Barnett and her quartet perform contemporary jazz filled with compositions that blend multiple genres. The ensemble, active since 2015, has earned international recognition and numerous awards.
Maik Krahl Quartett brings their fourth project to the Jazz Studio Nürnberg - a contemporary modern jazz set led by trumpet, praised by Till Brönner and Ryan Carniaux for its balance of tradition and inventive improvisation.
Berlin quartet YAKOU TRIBE blends 1970s progressive rock with Brazilian-tinged jazz and the feel of American road movies - a band with 20 years of history and five albums behind them.
Four seasoned jazz musicians bridge the swing era and modern jazz at Jazz Studio Nürnberg, with tenor saxophonist Claus Koch leading alongside pianist Bernhard Pichl and a rhythm section of Rudi Engel and Michael Keul.
