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April 1-10, 2016 • Reading, PA *Lineup As of 2/1/16 PRESENTED BY FESTIVAL SPONSOR 19603 PAID Non-Profit Reading, PA Reading, PA Permit Permit #862 U.S. U.S. Postage Organization Reading’s premier full-service hotel! Minutes to all event venues. Special Boscov’s Berks Jazz Fest packages including breakfast Monday through Friday. recognition. branding. solutions. Host of three major concerts during the festival! Classic Charm, Uncompromising Service Keiko 100 N. Fifth Street, Reading, PA 19601 • 610-372-3700 Matsui 1040 N. 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READING, 19603-0854 PA • Free wireless Internet 910 WOODLAND ROAD READING/WYOMISSING, PA 19610 • 610-374-1500 *Sponsors as of 12/26/15 • Free onsite Fitness Center daysinn.com/hotel/01616 berksjazzfest.com SUNDAY, APRIL 3 (continued) FRIDAY, APRIL 8 SATURDAY, APRIL 9 (continued) Boscov’s Berks Jazz Fest schedule 10 a.m. doors open/11:15 a.m. show: Sunday Jazz Brunch 7 p.m.: Music from “Bridges” 7 p.m.: Smooth Jazz WJJZ Night BERKS HIGH SCHOOL ALL-STAR JAZZ BAND directed by Sherrie Maricle ERIC MARIENTHAL & CHUCK LOEB JAZZ FUNK SOUL: CHUCK LOEB, EVERETTE HARP, JEFF LORBER and BERKS HIGH SCHOOL ALL-STAR JAZZ CHORUS directed by Pat Dorian, Michael Tozzi’s ijazzglobal.com Café Crowne Plaza Reading: $40 (General Admission) Building 24 Live: $40 (General Admission) April 1-10, 2016 • Reading, PA *Lineup as of 2/1/16. Subject to change. and Bob Dorough 7 p.m.: An Evening With 9 p.m.: Music of Steely Dan DoubleTree by Hilton Reading Small Ballroom: $30 (General Admission, includes buffet) MAVIS STAPLES plus AMY HELM & THE HANDSOME STRANGERS THE ROYAL SCAM berksjazzfest.com 1:30 p.m.: WDAS 105.3 FM Day Scottish Rite Cathedral: $49 (Reserved Seating) Abraham Lincoln Hotel Ballroom: $24 (General Admission) FRIDAY, APRIL 1 (continued) PIECES OF A DREAM and GREG ADAMS & EAST BAY SOUL 7 p.m.: Smooth Jazz WJJZ Night 9:30 p.m.: Music of Brecker Brothers Follow us on Twitter Midnight Crowne Plaza Reading Ballroom: $49( Two Concerts; Reserved Seating) BWB featuring RICK BRAUN, KIRK WHALUM, NORMAN BROWN BRECKERVILLE @berksjazzfest GERALD VEASLEY’S MIDNIGHT JAM 7 p.m.: Smooth Jazz WJJZ Night DoubleTree by Hilton Reading Grand Ballroom: $49 (Reserved Seating) DoubleTree by Hilton Reading: $20 (General Admission) Building 24 Live: $25 (General Admission) RICHARD ELLIOT featuring special guest BOBBY CALDWELL 7:30 p.m.: Southern Rock, Blues 10 p.m.: WHUR 96.3 FM Night DoubleTree by Hilton Reading Grand Ballroom: $49 (Reserved Seating) SATURDAY, APRIL 2 THE DEVON ALLMAN BAND JONATHAN BUTLER & GERALD ALBRIGHT THURSDAY, MARCH 3: Berks Jazz Fest preview concert 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.: GetJazzED Day 7:30 p.m.: WRTI 90.1FM presents Piano Sensation Building 24 Live: Crowne Plaza Reading Ballroom: $49 (Reserved Seating) 7:30 p.m.: Alvernia Performing Arts Series EXPO/PERFORMANCES/EDUCATION JOEY ALEXANDER TRIO 9 p.m.: Friday Funkathon 10:30 p.m.: Late Night Jazz Party VINCE GIORDANO & THE NIGHTHAWKS DoubleTree by Hilton Reading: FREE Miller Center for the Arts: $35 (Reserved Seating) UPTOWN BAND featuring Erich Cawalla & Jenifer Kinder and SKIP MOYER QUINTET Francis Hall Theater and Recital Hall at Alvernia University: $20 1:30 p.m.: Smooth Jazz WJJZ Day BLITZ DYNETTE Michael Tozzi’s ijazzglobal.com Café Crowne Plaza Reading: $10 at door Tickets: alvernia.edu/arts-culture/ TUESDAY, APRIL 5 Abraham Lincoln Hotel Ballroom: $25 (General Admission) (General Admission) MICHAEL LINGTON featuring TAYLOR DAYNE plus 7 p.m.: Reading Eagle Community Concert Berks Jazz Fest preview event BRIAN BROMBERG BAND with the BERKS HORNS 9:30 p.m. Midnight FRIDAY, MARCH 18: U.S. NAVY BAND COMMODORES and POTTSTOWN HIGH JAZZ BAND Crowne Plaza Reading Ballroom: $49 (Two Concerts; Reserved Seating) CHRIS HESLOP JAZZ OPERA ENSEMBLE featuring music from DaPonte GERALD VEASLEY’S MIDNIGHT JAM 5:30 p.m.: The Frank Scott Memorial Art Show (General Admission) Pottstown High School: FREE DoubleTree by Hilton Reading: $15 (General Admission) ART OF JAZZ OPENING RECEPTION 2 p.m.: Afternoon Blues Building 24 Live: $25 (General Admission) 7:30 p.m.: Stolen Moments: The First 100 Years of Jazz GoggleWorks Center for the Arts Schmidt Gallery: FREE POPA CHUBBY 10 p.m.: Music of James Brown JAZZREACH’S METTA QUINTET Building 24 Live: $25 (General Admission) JAZZ MEETS JAMES featuring Nick Colionne, Kim Waters, Eric Darius, SUNDAY, APRIL 10 7:30 p.m.: Jazz Upstairs Series Berks Jazz Fest preview concert Miller Center for the Arts: Tickets, call 610-607-6270; racc.edu/millercenter Marion Meadows, Jeff Bradshaw, Jeanette Harris, Jay Rowe, Smooth Jazz WJJZ Sunday Jazz Brunch NELLIE MCKAY 7 p.m.: The Reading Connection (Reserved Seating) 10 a.m. buffet/11:15 a.m. show: J.J. Sansaverino, The Berks Horns plus special guest GERALD ALBRIGHT Miller Symphony Hall Rodale Community Room, Allentown GREG HATZA, TIM PRICE ORGAN QUARTET KEIKO MATSUI Crowne Plaza Reading Ballroom: $49 (Reserved Seating) Crowne Plaza Reading Ballroom: $49 (Reserved Seating, includes brunch) Tickets: millersymphonyhall.org Michael Tozzi’s ijazzglobal.com Café Crowne Plaza Reading: $15 (General Admission) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6 Late Night Jazz Party Noon: Reading DID MidDay Jazz Café 10:30 p.m.: 10 a.m. buffet/11:15 a.m. show: WRTI 90.1 FM Sunday Jazz Brunch FRIDAY, APRIL 1 7 p.m.: Three-Time Grammy Winner THE NEW SPIRITS KEB’ MO’ with special guest GERALD ALBRIGHT U.S. NAVY BAND COMMODORES ERIC MINTEL QUARTET 7 p.m.: Music of Django Reinhardt Michael Tozzi’s ijazzglobal.com Café Crowne Plaza Reading: $10 at door (General Admission) DoubleTree by Hilton Reading Grand Ballroom: FREE (General Admission) DoubleTree by Hilton Reading: $35 (Reserved Seating, includes brunch) DJANGOHOLICS ANONYMOUS DoubleTree by Hilton Reading Grand Ballroom: $52 (Reserved Seating) 7 p.m.: Reading Eagle Community Concert Midnight 7 p.m.: Jazzin’ Up the Pops: The Music of Dave Brubeck Michael Tozzi’s ijazzglobal.com Café Crowne Plaza Reading: $15 7:30 p.m.: WXPN Welcomes GERALD VEASLEY’S MIDNIGHT JAM plus special guest U.S. AIR FORCE RHYTHM IN BLUE JAZZ ENSEMBLE and BRUBECK BROTHERS QUARTET and the READING POPS ORCHESTRA (General Admission) DAVID BROMBERG BIG BAND BLIND BOY PAXTON Building 24 Live: $25 (General Admission) Miller Center for the Arts: $49 (Reserved Seating) BERKS HIGH SCHOOL ALL-STAR JAZZ BAND directed by Sherrie Maricle Miller Center for the Arts: Tickets, call 610-607-6270; 7:30 p.m.: WJJZ Smooth Jazz presents Opening Night Celebration Crowne Plaza Reading Ballroom: FREE (General Admission) racc.edu/millercenter (Reserved Seating) THE SUMMIT: MANHATTAN TRANSFER AND TAKE 6 7:30 p.m.: Smooth Jazz WJJZ Night SATURDAY, APRIL 9 7:30 p.m. DoubleTree by Hilton Reading Grand Ballroom: $59 (Reserved Seating) FOUR80EAST featuring Matt Marshak, Art Sherrod 9:30 a.m. registration/10:30 a.m. auction 7 p.m.: Entertainment Cruise Productions Night Building 24 Live: $38 (General Admission) BERKS BOP NIGHT featuring Chuck Loeb, Rick Braun, Brian Bromberg, 7:30 p.m. BERKS JAZZ FEST AUCTION GOSPEL ACCORDING TO JAZZ CELEBRATION featuring KIRK Eric Marienthal, Gerald Albright, Jeff Lorber, Everette Harp, Marcus Finnie GERALD VEASLEY & FRIENDS featuring Bobby Lyle, Nelson Rangell, 9:30 p.m.: Funky Celebration for Alisa B Michael Tozzi’s ijazzglobal.com Café Crowne Plaza Reading: FREE WHALUM, DONNIE MCCLURKIN, JONATHAN BUTLER, KEVIN Building 24 Live: $39 (General Admission) Chieli Minucci PHILADELPHIA FUNK AUTHORITY 1:30 p.m.: WHUR 96.3 FM Day WHALUM, JOHN STODDART and the DOXA GOSPEL ENSEMBLE Miller Center for the Arts: $40 (Reserved Seating) The Inn at Reading: $15 (General Admission) THURSDAY, APRIL 7 THE RIPPINGTONS featuring Russ Freeman Scottish Rite Cathedral: $49 (Reserved Seating) plus JACKIEM JOYNER & SELINA ALBRIGHT 7:30 p.m.: Blues Guitarist 9:30 p.m.: GetJazzED Night 7 p.m.: Reading Eagle Community Concert SHERRIE MARICLE & FIVE PLAY Crowne Plaza Reading Ballroom: $49 (Two Concerts; Reserved Seating) ROBBEN FORD U.S. AIR FORCE RHYTHM IN BLUE JAZZ ENSEMBLE and DoubleTree by Hilton Reading: $20 (General Admission) 2 p.m.: Tribute to the Original Allman Brothers Band Joey Building 24 Live: $40 (General Admission) BERKS HIGH SCHOOL ALL-STAR JAZZ CHORUS directed by Pat Dorian Alexander LIVE AT THE FILLMORE 9:30 p.m.: Funky Celebration for Alisa B 10 p.m.: WDAS 105.3 FM presents Soul of Jazz and Bob Dorough Building 24 Live: $24 (General Admission) THE ORIGINAL GROOVEMASTERS & FRIENDS PHIL PERRY with special guest HOWARD HEWETT Kutztown High School: FREE (General Admission) The Inn at Reading: $25 (General Admission) Crowne Plaza Reading Ballroom:
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