Jazz clubs France

Since 1999, this hall is managed by a non-profit association. The aim is to'defend innovative music and create a solution to market logic '. One hundred and eighty people can come here listening to adventurous artists. The world's music is very well represented, as well as the forms of jazz from the evolution of the 1970 s, when Soft Machine, Gong or Magma fascinated young music lovers. This art line is worth a few beautiful stores, of the genus after of dissolved musical league. The room is equipped with recording equipment, which makes it possible to capture the concerts that you can watch on DVD or to listen on CD. The room has its own label. Several regular festivals are organized each year: Tango Lilas, Lilas Blues, Les Enchanteuses, Pianos Crusaders, Blue Triton, Dodécadanse…

The program in 2009-2010: Louis Sclavis - 10 October, 14 November, 5 December -, All Out - 23 October -, Andy Emler Megaoctet - 6 and 7 November -, Vincent Courtois - 18 November, 18 and 19 December -, Vicente Pradal - 20 and 21 November -, Sylvain Luc - 17 December -, John Greaves - 18 December -…

This vault animates the vaults of the Puy de la Lune at nightfall. A very rich artistic program. From music with jazz, blues and acoustic concerts to improvisational theatre, this establishment is atypical and lively. You can have a drink, eat or have fun for a very reasonable budget. A major jazz venue in Clermont-Ferrand, the team likes to find new local talent or bring in experienced musicians, French or foreign. Why don't you go and test the Michodière experience?

La Trinquette, well known to music lovers for its atypical and friendly atmosphere,

is celebrating its fifteenth anniversary and is getting a new look. To mark this turning point in its history, the club has chosen to focus on world music and jazz. One of the rare jazz clubs in the region offering real moments of communion to its audience by proposing a lively acoustic music. An opportunity to get up close and personal with artists during exclusive jazz evenings every Friday and Saturday! Thursday and Sunday are dedicated to other forms of music.

This contemporary music venue (SMAC) is dedicated to jazz, since 1983 ! It is an institution of jazz in the Centre region, but not only! In addition to welcoming big names of jazz or emerging talents, the concert hall takes part in the festivals Ecoute-Voir, Super Flux, Emergences, Chinon en Jazz... With the Choeur du Petit Faucheux and its teenage singers, and its socio-educational activities, the venue is open to all. And with the new programmer Antoine de La Roncière arriving in 2021, we can't wait to discover new projects.

For nearly five years, this Atelier Charonne has been a beautiful part of gypsy and gypsy jazz. With its high quality programming that mixes experienced musicians and younger generations, this club has experienced a great reputation. In the evening you will be able to spend a delicious time with a concert dinner that will ensure not only that you are well placed to appreciate the jazz group, but also to spend a good time with a wide choice of dishes and desserts. Don't forget to book, this address is becoming more and more popular…

The Gaga Jazz association now has its own venue for all kinds of jazz. The venue occupies the space of the former Comédie restaurant, and welcomes top names from France and abroad. Several concerts a week can be booked, programmed by a team of improvisational music lovers. The venue regularly updates its social networks. Stay tuned for details of scheduled evenings. Around 130 seats in this intimate venue, which plays on proximity with the artists.

Last bastion of the once flourishing Marseille jazz scene, the Pelle Mêle is located a stone's throw from the Old Port and gathers from Tuesday to Saturday a public of jazz and live music lovers. The program is rich and varied every week with an open mic night every Friday (reservation strongly advised). It is a beautiful place of night life where you can discover local and international artists that you will only ask to follow afterwards. In the evening, accompany your drinks with quesadillas or cuttlefish in parsley.

It's a legendary venue where some of the greatest names in jazz have performed, starting with Art Blakey on the night it opened in 1981. Chet Baker, Stan Getz, Dexter Gordon, Dizzie Gillespie and many others followed. This is one of Paris's must-see venues for music lovers. The place has long been associated with jazz, and it's true that it plays a lot of it. But it's not the only one, as in recent years the venue has also offered blues, rock and quite a few young artists who we imagine to be very promising.

The Wine Cellar is an activity of Jazzy 77 association. Here you can attend a jazz concert about once a month. Swing, Gypsy jazz, jazz New Orleans and improvisations are on schedule.

From the top of its 11 s, Cavajazz, the only French club in rural France, has become a jazz place for European musicians. A rich and varied programming throughout the year makes this place an amazing rendezvous and rich in jazz culture. Notice to amateurs!

This is the favourite place of the musicians of Jazz, the acoustics are exceptional. When the jazz is there, and there, the Cellar fills the places. It is even the only room to regularly program jazz in the north of Franche-Comté. It is in the House of Ramparts that lies in the Cellar. This house was built in 1576 outside the walls by the provost marshal of the town Jean Guyot Lovy, who lived there until his death in 1600. In 1753 the surface of the building was doubled. Around 1824, the State bought the house and transformed it into a gendarmerie. Later, the department became owner before surrendering it to the city in 1976. The municipality will install a socio-cultural centre there. Today the cave of the Maison des Remparts hosts jazz concerts, while the rooms on the first floor serve as exhibition places.

«Jazz in Zaire» was founded by the «Delle Animation» association with the help of the town of Zaire following regular jazz concerts in the Cellar des Remparts. " Jazz à Delle "aims to promote jazz, through concerts, which take place once a month in the cellar, by a festival of four days in September to accommodate international artists (in 2002: Kenny Garret, Freddie Hubbard. In 2003: Bill Carrothers Trio, Ray Barreto sextet), by jazz teaching workshops animated by Fred Borey, master-class of jazz artists… In 2006 "Jazz à Delle" will receive on January 13: Cristian Perez Quartet, 10 February: Ronald Baker Quintet, March 10: Dave Santoro Quartet, 31 March: The Regional Jazz Workshops on April 14 th: to the delicious Jérôme Sabbagh Quartet, May 12: Inside Out…

Since its creation in 1994, the Pannonica has earned a good reputation among jazz and improvised music lovers. Located under the Paul Fort hall in Talensac, it welcomes every season various artists from the region and elsewhere. One feels good in this convivial and intimate space (the capacity is 140 places), thanks to this spirit of opening proper to the adventurers of jazz. Be careful, here, no jazz called "of repertory". But since jazz feeds freely on other musical styles, one will be able to appreciate nice artistic crossings with hip-hop, rock or songs... On the program in 2022/2023 : The Big-Band of the Conservatory of Nantes, Armel Dupas, Designers, Lukas Traxel Trio... Go there and soak up these rich inspirations. The place also organizes shows for young audiences, exhibition openings, concerts in the homes of residents and regularly opens its stage, the opportunity to jam.

As there is not only one, the Cri du Port declares itself to be "the place of all jazz(es)". Since 1981, the association federates and programs in its own concert hall and outside the walls major artists of the French scene, talents to be discovered, from solos to quintets, from bebop to free jazz, rather for the purists. Located in the Saint-Lazare district, it is in a former protestant temple that most of the concerts are held. Member of AJC (action jazzé croisé), of Jazz sur la ville, and of many other federations, the association also proposes punctual dates outside the walls, and a program for the young public. Far from being a simple jazz club, the Cri du Port is a contemporary music venue dedicated to jazz and improvised music as well as a concert hall.

Guy Labory was a saxophonist from Nîmes who created the jazz club of Nîmes which has over 200 concerts to its credit. Today, the Labory Jazz Club production brings together jazz musicians of national and international level, under its own label. The LJC offers concerts and types of events, not to mention the annual three-day "tribute to Guy Labory" festival. The bodega of the Poet, rue Thoumayne, is the historical place of their concerts, which are becoming more and more regular.

A small vaulted room with exposed stones that turned into a jazz temple where the fans of noble art love to find themselves.

In old Alençon, an atypical place: There is no real restaurant or bar, a bar or a drink in a rather jazz atmosphere. Concerts are held there every week, usually on Thursdays. A table, salads, omelettes, pasta and large plates, all of a great freshness.

In a cosy and cosy atmosphere, with Miles Davis in sound, the Speakeasy will plunge you into the atmosphere of the underground clubs in Chicago of the s. Today, over the prohibition, you can enjoy the evening, from 17 a. m. to 30 p. m. for the afterwork, in front of a cocktail without risking the Fondre of Elliott Ness and its band of incorruptible. A beautiful smoking area with Chesterfield sofas, woodwork and libraries is also available. Another positive point: The catering service - which has nothing to envy the nearby addresses - stops at 1 pm. Finally, let's know that Friday and Saturday, the evening live goes on dancing with a live DJ.

Le Taquin is the place for jazz lovers! But beyond this music, the hall is also widely open to current music. Between 3 and 5 concerts per week, from Wednesday to Sunday, to liven up your evening. Many talented artists are on the bill: Freddy Taquine, Red Cardell, the Nicolas Gardel Quartet... The Taquin also welcomes visual artists, photographers to exhibit and offers you to have a bite to eat with a drink (3 new dishes every week and a vegetarian option...). A very pleasant place to go out !

The small belt keeps reinventing itself! This time, the Flanders Bridge Station is renovated and hosts a 200 m ² jazz club, enjoying a terrace and gardens of almost 2,000 m ²! The place is poetic, the prices are very correct and the daily and high quality concerts. To give you an idea of space: The room can accommodate almost 300 people. An atypical place that will soon become the pertussis of Paris… Run it!