Jazz@Wesley
Jazz@Wesley brings some of DC’s most notable jazz musicians to upper northwest DC on the fourth Saturday of each month. Join us for an evening of great music, great people, and great food.
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May 25, 2024
The Rick Alberico Jazz Project
Audience-favorite Rick Alberico and his merry band of players are returning to Jazz@Wesley. The Rick Alberico Jazz Project performs straight-ahead jazz featuring a dynamic blend of bebop, blues, ballads, and original compositions.
Rick is known for expressing the call of his soul through his horn, and — with his Jazz Project — he brings together an amazing selection of top musicians. Last year, Rick and crew got a heartfelt standing ovation from a grateful audience. Don’t miss out!
BANDMEMBERS
Rick Alberico, alto and tenor sax
Bob Butta, piano
Jim King, bass
Chuck Karner, drums
Cost: $12
Tickets are available on the night of the show at the door. Cash and credit cards are accepted.
Date/Time: Saturday, May 25, 6:30-8:30 pm
Meals Available for Purchase: $15
Menu: Jerk chicken, baked chicken, turkey chili, and Vegan chili. Meals come with a salad, rice, beverage, and dessert. A la carte items available.
Location: Wesley Campus, National United Methodist Church, 5312 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20015. (Located a few blocks north of Politics and Prose.) Map and Directions
Enter from Connecticut Avenue, through the glass doors (not the red doors). Look for the neon “Jazz@Wesley” sign.
FAQs
Is there parking in the area? There is ample street parking in the area, either on Connecticut Avenue or on the side streets of Jenifer or Jocelyn.
Can I take public transportation? Yes. The nearest metro stops are either Van Ness or Friendship Heights on the Red Line. It’s a 20-minute walk from either station. The L2 Metro bus line runs on Connecticut Avenue and stops near the church. Exit from the Van Ness Metro station for the L2.
Is Jazz@Wesley accessible? Jazz@Wesley is wheelchair accessible. An elevator is available to the concert hall.
Can I bring my children? This is a family-friendly show. Children are welcome. Crayons and coloring books are available, and a playground outside the church is suitable for 2-5-year-olds.
Can I bring a bottle of wine or other alcohol to the concert? Jazz@Wesley is held in a church, so no alcohol is allowed on the premises (and none is sold during the show).
If I have more questions, how can I contact you?
For general inquiries, email jazzatwesley@gmail.com. To contact the booker for Jazz@Wesley, email songbirdtoo@live.com.
Upcoming Shows
June 22, The Music of Olayimika Cole!
July 27, Petra Martin
August 24, Sharón Clark
September 28, Phaze II Jazz
October 26, Brad Linde New Quartet
November 23, George V. Johnson
SAVE THE DATE: December 21, Bobby Felder & Friends: THE CHRISTMAS SHOW!!
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About Tiya!
Jazz@Wesley’s producer is Tiya Adé, a master vocalist, arranger, and songwriter. Known professionally as Tiya! this DC native’s talent has enabled her to perform with an array of well-known bands and musicians across the globe. Tiya! has been a fixture on DC's music scene for decades, wowing audiences with her rich voice and electric performances. Find out more about Tiya!
Show Highlights
What a night! The Blues Brothers featuring Tiya! were here April 27. They did not disappoint. There were sax solos, guitar riffs, a surprise performance from In Process, dancing in the aisles, and Tiya! blessing us with her considerable talent. It was a funky good time.
The Harry Appelman Trio performed on April 21, 2024 in a free concert sponsored by the DC Federation of Musicians in celebration of Jazz Appreciation Month.
The Muneer Nasser Quintet gave an incredible performance in March 2024.
The incomparable Sharón Clark singing at Jazz@Wesley in 2022.
On June 25, 2022, jazz saxophone greats Paul Carr and Marshall Keys graced the Jazz at Wesley stage with their all-star band. Here’s Quincy Phillips, on drums, wowing the crowd.
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Wesley Campus, National United Methodist Church
5312 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20015 | Map and Directions
Telephone: (202) 363-4900