• Jazz Arts Jam Sessions

    Jazz Arts Jam Sessions
    Triumph Red Bank 1 Bridge Avenue, Red Bank, NJ, United States

    Our “open mic” jams are open to the public, so bring your instrument and join in. If you just want to hear good music, be our guest and enjoy great food, craft beer, and pure jazz joy every Monday from 6-8 pm

  • Mike Noordzy Trio

    Triumph Princeton 20 Palmer Square East, Princeton, NJ, United States

    Mike Noordzy is a New Jersey-based bassist, composer, and educator performing on upright and electric bass. A Rutgers jazz graduate, he moves fluidly across jazz, rock, folk, and experimental music. Known for his versatile groove and boundary-pushing improvisations, Noordzy active in the regional live scene and operates the experimental label NACHT Records.

  • JO & The Highland Express

    Triumph Red Bank 1 Bridge Avenue, Red Bank, NJ, United States

    JO & the Highland Express is a dynamic force in the Jersey Shore music scene, delivering high-energy funk and soul. Led by saxophonist John Orlando, this veteran ensemble breathes fresh life into masterpieces by iconic artists like Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, Parliament, and Maceo Parker. By putting their own original spin on classic grooves, the […]

  • Parker Cheek Quartet

    Triumph Princeton 20 Palmer Square East, Princeton, NJ, United States

    The Parker Cheek Quartet is an emerging contemporary jazz ensemble led by NJ-based jazz trumpeter Parker Cheek. The group blends modern jazz trends with traditional jazz foundations, performing original arrangements and compositions.

  • Jamie McLean Band

    Triumph Red Bank 1 Bridge Avenue, Red Bank, NJ, United States

    Jamie McLean Band delivers a rich musical gumbo blending New Orleans soul, Americana roots, Delta blues, and NYC swagger. Led by former Dirty Dozen Brass Band guitarist Jamie McLean, the power trio pairs fiery guitar work and soulful vocals with unforgettable songwriting. Having shared stages with Gregg Allman, Tedeschi Trucks Band, and Trombone Shorty, they […]

  • Abe Ovadia Trio

    Triumph Red Bank 1 Bridge Avenue, Red Bank, NJ, United States

    Abe Ovadia is a distinctive voice in modern NYC jazz, blending deep tradition with expressive, forward-thinking innovation. A Berklee and NYU master’s graduate who toured internationally by age 19, the acclaimed guitarist leads dynamic trios across top venues like The Blue Note, crafting lyrical improvisations, reimagined standards, and adventurous original compositions.

  • Jazz Arts Jam Sessions

    Jazz Arts Jam Sessions
    Triumph Red Bank 1 Bridge Avenue, Red Bank, NJ, United States

    Our “open mic” jams are open to the public, so bring your instrument and join in. If you just want to hear good music, be our guest and enjoy great food, craft beer, and pure jazz joy every Monday from 6-8 pm

  • Ocean Avenue Stompers

    Triumph Red Bank 1 Bridge Avenue, Red Bank, NJ, United States

    The Ocean Avenue Stompers are a high-energy brass band hailing from Asbury Park, New Jersey. Founded by saxophonist Ian Gray, this dynamic ensemble blends New Orleans second-line traditions with Jersey Shore rock, funk, and soul. Delivering infectious rhythms and explosive horn arrangements, they turn every venue and street performance into a party.

  • George Vanderbilt Duo

    Triumph Princeton 20 Palmer Square East, Princeton, NJ, United States
  • Glenn Alexander & Shadowland

    Triumph Red Bank 1 Bridge Avenue, Red Bank, NJ, United States

    Glenn Alexander is a acclaimed guitarist, composer, and vocalist known for his world-class versatility across fusion, rock, and jazz. A Sarah Lawrence College faculty member, he has recorded numerous solo albums and performed with icons like Southside Johnny, Bruce Springsteen, Levon Helm, and The Max Weinberg 7.

  • Nat Janoff Trio

    Triumph Princeton 20 Palmer Square East, Princeton, NJ, United States

    Nat Janoff is a contemporary jazz guitarist, composer, and educator. A William Paterson University jazz alumnus, he transitioned from 1980s metal shredding to fusion-fueled improvisation. His debut album Looking Through, featuring Matthew Garrison and Gene Lake, established his reputation for formidable technique, dynamic original compositions, and accessible teaching methods.