Joel Frahm
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Past
OCT
14
2022
Paris 01 Louvre, France
Sunside
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JUL
24
2022
Portland, OR
The Jack London Revue
I Was There
APR
02
2022
Tulsa, OK
LowDown
I Was There
MAR
10
2020
Memphis, TN
The Green Room @ Crosstown Arts
I Was There
FEB
27
2020
Saratoga Springs, NY
Spring Street Gallery
I Was There
FEB
13
2020
New York, NY
Birdland
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About Joel Frahm
Having made a name for himself through his associations with singer Jane Monheit and boyhood friend, pianist Brad Mehldau, Frahm hones his own voice on this - his fourth recording as a leader. He has worked with a vast array of musical peers and jazz luminaries including Maynard Ferguson, Betty Carter, Matt Wilson, Larry Goldings, Dewey Redman, Lee Konitz, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Andrew Hill, Ben Allison, Pat Martino, Ingrid Jensen, Dena DeRose, Vanguard Jazz Orchestra, Kyle Eastwood among many others.
Born in Racine, WI in 1969, Frahm attended the Mason Gross School for the Arts and earned his B.A. in Jazz Performance at Manhattan School of Music. He released three highly regarded CDs on Palmetto Records: The Navigator, Don't Explain (with Mehldau), and Sorry No Decaf before leaving the label and releasing 2007's We Used to Dance on Anzic Records with Kenny Barron, Rufus Reid and Victor Lewis. Joel was also recently selected in DownBeat Magazine’s Critics Poll as a Rising Star in the category of tenor saxophone.
Born in Racine, WI in 1969, Frahm attended the Mason Gross School for the Arts and earned his B.A. in Jazz Performance at Manhattan School of Music. He released three highly regarded CDs on Palmetto Records: The Navigator, Don't Explain (with Mehldau), and Sorry No Decaf before leaving the label and releasing 2007's We Used to Dance on Anzic Records with Kenny Barron, Rufus Reid and Victor Lewis. Joel was also recently selected in DownBeat Magazine’s Critics Poll as a Rising Star in the category of tenor saxophone.
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Bandsintown Merch
Circle Hat
$25.0 USD
Live Collage Sweatshirt
$45.0 USD
Rainbow T-Shirt
$30.0 USD
Circle Beanie
$20.0 USD
Concerts and tour dates
Past
OCT
14
2022
Paris 01 Louvre, France
Sunside
I Was There
JUL
24
2022
Portland, OR
The Jack London Revue
I Was There
APR
02
2022
Tulsa, OK
LowDown
I Was There
MAR
10
2020
Memphis, TN
The Green Room @ Crosstown Arts
I Was There
FEB
27
2020
Saratoga Springs, NY
Spring Street Gallery
I Was There
FEB
13
2020
New York, NY
Birdland
I Was There
Show More Dates
About Joel Frahm
Having made a name for himself through his associations with singer Jane Monheit and boyhood friend, pianist Brad Mehldau, Frahm hones his own voice on this - his fourth recording as a leader. He has worked with a vast array of musical peers and jazz luminaries including Maynard Ferguson, Betty Carter, Matt Wilson, Larry Goldings, Dewey Redman, Lee Konitz, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Andrew Hill, Ben Allison, Pat Martino, Ingrid Jensen, Dena DeRose, Vanguard Jazz Orchestra, Kyle Eastwood among many others.
Born in Racine, WI in 1969, Frahm attended the Mason Gross School for the Arts and earned his B.A. in Jazz Performance at Manhattan School of Music. He released three highly regarded CDs on Palmetto Records: The Navigator, Don't Explain (with Mehldau), and Sorry No Decaf before leaving the label and releasing 2007's We Used to Dance on Anzic Records with Kenny Barron, Rufus Reid and Victor Lewis. Joel was also recently selected in DownBeat Magazine’s Critics Poll as a Rising Star in the category of tenor saxophone.
Born in Racine, WI in 1969, Frahm attended the Mason Gross School for the Arts and earned his B.A. in Jazz Performance at Manhattan School of Music. He released three highly regarded CDs on Palmetto Records: The Navigator, Don't Explain (with Mehldau), and Sorry No Decaf before leaving the label and releasing 2007's We Used to Dance on Anzic Records with Kenny Barron, Rufus Reid and Victor Lewis. Joel was also recently selected in DownBeat Magazine’s Critics Poll as a Rising Star in the category of tenor saxophone.
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