What if you could experience the sound of Louis Armstrong’s “Hello Dolly” up close? The Jazz Room comes to Monterrey with a new live concert where you can enjoy this timeless musical genre in an intimate setting that also leaves room for improvisation (as is only natural in jazz). A first-person journey to 1920s New Orleans… without leaving our city.
The Jazz Room Monterrey: What concerts are on now?
A journey to the heart of New Orleans
Since we can’t travel back in time, this concert brings the past into the present (musically speaking). With a repertoire featuring the best of jazz, ragtime, and blues, this concert takes you on a journey through the greatest hits of this musical genre, which was born in Louisiana in 1920. Songs like “When The Saints Go Marching In” and “Bassin’ Saint Blues” will be performed live by a professional jazz band.
Tribute to Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong
Between the silky phrasing associated with Sinatra and the earthy, almost playful rhythm reminiscent of Armstrong, the evening offers a journey through vocal swing and the instrumental tradition of jazz with a flexible, lively setlist, sustained by the energy of the live performance. “Fly Me to the Moon,” “What a Wonderful World,”“My Way,” and more classics in an elegant, warm, and deeply classic atmosphere.
What is The Jazz Room?
The kind of event that makes you love jazz (even more). Set up like a vintage street-side bar, The Jazz Room is an intimate live music concert experience focused on jazz and its related genres. Its main ingredients? Small musical ensembles, the stage setting, and a carefully curated repertoire. Its programs rotate and are distinct (jazz, blues, soul, and tributes to artists), lasting approximately 60 minutes.
There are nights and then there are nights, and the ones coming to Monterrey for a limited time with The Jazz Room are of the latter kind—the kind you remember long afterward because of the vibe you felt. Especially since, in this case, the soundtrack is provided by a professional band playing the best jazz, soul, and blues tunes. That said, seats are limited, so if you’d like to experience these concerts firsthand, we recommend booking your tickets in advance.
