the Nash 2nd Anniversary Weekend: Cory Weeds Quartet at The Nash

Time: 7:30pm-10pm
Tickets - (10% off tickets purchased before October 10th)
Front Table Seats: $60
Table & HiTop Seats:$50
Side Gallery Seats: $40

BEST VALUE: Patron Badge (Premium Seats at all Anniversary Events): $250

EVEN BETTER: Become a sustaining member of The Nash @ $100/month and receive ONE Patron badge FREE!

Cory Weeds, a tenor saxophonist with an expressive sound rooted in Jazz tradition, and record label owner, may be best known as the founder and owner of Cory Weeds’ Cellar Jazz Club in Vancouver, which he successfully ran for more than 13 years. ...

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Time: 7:30pm-10pm
Tickets - (10% off tickets purchased before October 10th)
Front Table Seats: $60
Table & HiTop Seats:$50
Side Gallery Seats: $40

BEST VALUE: Patron Badge (Premium Seats at all Anniversary Events): $250

EVEN BETTER: Become a sustaining member of The Nash @ $100/month and receive ONE Patron badge FREE!

Cory Weeds, a tenor saxophonist with an expressive sound rooted in Jazz tradition, and record label owner, may be best known as the founder and owner of Cory Weeds’ Cellar Jazz Club in Vancouver, which he successfully ran for more than 13 years.

Michael Kocour is an Associate Professor and the Director of Jazz Studies at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona. Hailed by the Chicago Tribune as “one of the most sophisticated pianists in jazz,” Kocour has performed at venues around the world and has been a guest on Marian McPartland’s internationally syndicated NPR program “Piano Jazz.”

Peter Washington, perhaps the most recorded bassist of his generation, has also played an integral part in two of the most important and highly praised jazz trios of the last 20 years, in addition to a “who’s who” roster of jazz artists. Born in Los Angeles, California in 1964, Washington attended the University of California, Berkeley.

Lewis Nash, namesake of The Nash, was the “first call” jazz drummer in his native Phoenix at the age of 21, working with Sonny Stitt, Art Pepper, Red Garland, Lee Konitz, Barney Kessell and Slide Hampton. In 1981, Nash moved to New York City and joined the trio of great jazz vocalist Betty Carter.

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