August 17, 2026 Greg Small

Flat Rat – A Masterclass in Controlled Chaos

Dave Ballou has spent a career cultivating a reputation as a steadfast proponent of boundary-pushing, experimental jazz, both during his years as a successful NYC freelancer and during his current tenure at Towson University, where he has served since 2004 as Professor of Music and Division Leader of the Jazz and Commercial Music Division. | Read more>> Read More

Artist Profiles

March 1, 2026 Greg Small

Adrian Mickens: An Examined Life

The formative years of musicians are shaped by many common themes: artistic hunger, spiritual awakening, self-expression, and escapism, to name a few. Recently, a new unifying theme has emerged: the challenges and opportunities brought on by the pandemic and its aftermath. | Read more>> Read More

Artist Profiles

July 28, 2022 Greg Small

Hannah Mayer – From California to Peabody, a Continual Evolution

It’s springtime in Baltimore, and our beloved hometown stirs to life after a long winter slumber. This spring feels more special than most, and as we continue to move forward into a semblance of normalcy, we realize just how much we have missed live music and the synergy it creates. | Read more>> Read More

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Author: Greg Small

Flat Rat – A Masterclass in Controlled Chaos

Adrian Mickens: An Examined Life

Hannah Mayer – From California to Peabody, a Continual Evolution

Hangin’ with Miles – A Next 100 Jazz Initiative Presentation

Pieces of a Dream 50th Anniversary Celebration!

Piano Jazz at Tagliata

Canceled: Brandon Woody

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