His fascinating story, from Tapestry in Talent to San Jose Jazz How Bruce Labadie finds the right musicians San Jose Downtown Andrew Gilbert mercurynews.com/2025/08/04/san…

How Berkeley became the unlikely home of one of the world's largest archives of traditional Shona music... berkeleyside.org/2025/08/12/eri… #mbira #zimbabwe

New at #JazzTimes: We have the honor of sharing James Gavin's loving and thorough obituary for the great Sheila Jordan. Vocalist and Free-Spirited Jazz Icon Sheila Jordan: A Glorious Life in Music, 1928-2025. jazztimes.com/features/tribu…

Next on South Park Ghislaine Maxwell: “President Trump was always very cordial and very kind to me. And I just want to say that I admire his extraordinary achievement in becoming the President now. And I like him, and I’ve always liked him. And he doesn't have a small penis.”

Delighted that my story - on a #Nicaraguan journalist who thought she'd found safety here from an authoritarian regime - aired nationally today on The World from @PRX and WGBH. The piece originally ran on KQED. theworld.org/segments/2025/…

The two superstars came together at UC Berkeley’s Greek Theatre on a project highlighting the African roots of diverse music. sfchronicle.com/entertainment/…

SFJazz launches a new season with bold expansion, global vision and fresh leadership, signaling the start of a transformative new chapter. sfchronicle.com/entertainment/…

Diving in deep with LINES Ballet missionlocal.org/2025/09/diving… via Mission Local

"Every new work by Alonzo King is an invitation to an adventure," writes Andrew Gilbert "Over the decades, the choreographer has created an expansive universe...specializing in collaborations w/musical artists similarly inclined to search for the sublime." missionlocal.org/2025/09/diving…

My time at SFJAZZ with my Foursight Quartet has come nearly to a close… and what a time it has been! I look forward to tonight’s show. The Mercury News has written a feature on my return to SFJAZZ… You can give it a read via my Link in Bio up top. 📸: Rick Swig.

A notable read. Until next time SFJAZZ marinij.com/2025/09/17/pro…

‘It feels like family’: Why Hardly Strictly Bluegrass is more than a festival sfchronicle.com/entertainment/… via San Francisco Chronicle

The Summer of Love utopian vision of Hardly Strictly Bluegrass owes its entire existence to the vision and fortune of one billionaire: the bluegrass-smitten, banjo-playing investor Warren Hellman. sfchronicle.com/entertainment/… via San Francisco Chronicle

Congratulations Bari Weiss! All of your kids are growing up... jweekly.com/2021/03/02/s-f…

One of the most embarrassing performances in recent memory...damn.

How are you celebrating Broke-Ass Stuart Day? missionlocal.org/2025/10/how-ar… via Mission Local

November 8, check out The Hang. SJZ's newest program is part sophisticated listening session, part vinyl night, part live jazz performance, part discussion and Q&A... and all hang. Info: sanjosejazz.org/events/hang-ho…

wrote about Oscar Myers, a legendary San Francisco musician who needs our support an 81-year-old veteran who’s spent 50+ years enriching the cultural fabric of this city should not need a gofundme to pay his medical bills coyotemedia.org/local-musician…

Mali Obomsawin brings growing indigenous jazz movement to Bay Area mercurynews.com/2025/11/06/mal…

On Nov. 9, Asia Society NY hosted a concert of Iranian musicians Marjan and Mahsa Vahdat. Last year Andrew Gilbert wrote about their journey and how they harnessed melodies and rhythms to tell fresh stories. We hear a lot about Iran, but not from its artists sfchronicle.com/entertainment/…