
Jazz quintet led by trumpeter Jeremy Pelt plays music from its latest album 'Woven' at The Nash.
Jeremy Pelt and his quintet play The Nash on Saturday, October 24, with one set starting at 7 PM. The whole night is built around Woven, their most recent release, so you'll hear the new material played straight through.
It's a full quintet on the stand. Pelt is on trumpet, joined by Jalen Baker on vibraphone, Misha Mendelenko on guitar, Leighton Harrell on bass, and Jared Spears on drums. Having both vibes and guitar in the same group is a particular choice—it puts a lot of melodic and harmonic weight on the front end of the band, and it's that specific lineup that carries Woven from the record to the stage.
If you're not familiar with the room, The Nash is at 110 E Roosevelt St in downtown Phoenix. It's more than just a stage: it's a jazz club, an educational center, an art gallery, and a gathering place all in one, and it's become the home of real jazz in Arizona. It's the kind of spot where the music is the whole point, and having a single set means you can settle in and catch the whole thing.
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Tickets are $52 to $56, and with the 7 PM set, you've got your evening planned. The music comes from Woven, the latest release from the quintet, and that's what they're bringing to the Roosevelt Street room on Saturday night.