News 6 new D.C. jazz recordings In spite of our strange new gig-less reality, the D.C. jazz scene has had a busy couple of weeks... June 15, 2020 0
Album reviews On ‘Gunn’s Ablazin’,’ trombonist Shannon Gunn proves to be a deft arranger and emotional communicator Trombonist Shannon Gunn might be one of the most imaginative arrangers on the D.C. jazz scene. Case in point:... August 30, 2019 0
The Month in Shows 5 August D.C. jazz picks The outdoor concert season has now hit its peak and is beginning to wind down, but places like the... July 31, 2019 0
Announcing... Join us at the 2019 Jazz and Freedom Festival for a full day of music and movement-building The 4th Jazz and Freedom Festival Sunday, Jan. 20, 2019 Doors 4 p.m. — Panel Discussion 4:30 — Music... January 8, 2019 0
Album reviews The Best D.C. Jazz Albums of 2017 Editor’s note: Whoops. There’s no other way to say it: Here at CapitalBop we had a lean year in... December 22, 2018 0
Announcing... Jazz and Freedom Festival: A musical celebration to benefit the movement, on MLK weekend Will 2015 be the year when Black Lives Matter became a national conversation you had to address, with voices... January 12, 2015 0
3.7-3.9: Make some noise for Women’s History Month: Bullettes, Bormet & more You can hardly go wrong this weekend on the D.C. jazz scene. Two exciting jazz projects with consciously African... March 7, 2014 0
Show announcement | Introducing three groups you need to hear at this Sunday’s D.C. Jazz Loft This Sunday we’re excited to present a fabulous lineup of local artists on the rise — they’re all playing around... February 5, 2014 0
Weekend in Jazz | 3.22-3.24: Luminaries & rising stars play D.C., from Ben Williams to Benny Golson by Giovanni Russonello Editorial board The Washington Women in Jazz Festival is in full swing; it’s got four shows... March 22, 2013 0
Weekend in Jazz | 3.23-3.25: Women’s week by Giovanni Russonello Editorial board This weekend, the Washington Women in Jazz Festival hits its stride with four shows... March 23, 2012 0