Chris’ Jazz Café

CHRIS’ JAZZ CAFÉ
Philadelphia, PA

Project: The Sisterhood of Jazz Series

A music festival, regular main stage shows, and three workshops focusing on the development of young female musicians will make up The Sisterhood of Jazz Series. In partnership with MoMomma Media, the series will also equip participants with high-quality content for EPKs or to be used to book future shows. Recognizing that being a woman in the jazz industry can be an uphill battle, Chris' Jazz Cafe is setting a precedent to consciously support them in their careers.

Venue Info

Chris’ Jazz Café is an institution in a city known for producing revered musical artists such as John Coltrane, Dizzy Gillespie, Billie Holiday and Ethel Waters. Founded in 1989, Chris’ Jazz Café is the longest continuously operating jazz club in the history of Philadelphia, attracting visitors from more than 160 countries and all 50 states. This go-to jazz destination has hosted some of the biggest names in jazz, both international and national superstars, including the legendary Count Basie Orchestra, Junior Mance, Pat Martino, Joey DeFrancesco, Kevin Eubanks and many others.