Alamance Jazz Collective

Fundamentally, the style of our music is jazz, meaning that you can expect a sound influenced by its various subgenres like bebop, hard-bop, swing, blues, Latin, ballads, and modal jazz, though we certainly dabble in the realm of funk and gospel as well. Many of our songs originate from the Great American Songbook and compositions by the Jazz Greats of the 20th century, but also more recent selections and originals.

To get a better idea of our sound, check out the videos at the top of this page (the first four are live performances in gig environments, and the fifth is a studio recording session featuring high-definition audio).

Our NC-based but internationally-hailing musicians specialize in jazz performance. This includes but is not limited to the styles of the great American musicians Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, John Coltrane, Miles Davis, and Thelonious Monk, among many others. Our services have been provided to businesses, individuals, events, parties, weddings, bars, concert halls, coffee shops, country clubs, and other venues throughout (but not limited to) Greensboro, High Point, Elon, Burlington, Durham, Raleigh, Charlotte, Cary, Sanford. Years of gigging and performing experience give us the ability to adapt our sound in any situation, to communicate reliably with clients, and to conduct our business professionally.

Venues, businesses, and public occasions our musicians have served:
-Oden Brewery (Greensboro, NC)
-Grapes & Grains Tavern (Greensboro, NC)
-Bitters Social House (Greensboro, NC)
-The Blend (Burlington, NC)
-Borough Coffee at Double Oaks (Greensboro, NC)
-The Oak House (Elon, NC)
-Krafty Sloth Taphouse (Greensboro, NC)
-The Rosemary at Elon (Elon, NC)
-Revival (High Point, NC)
-Whiskey Taps & Tails (Clemmons, NC)
-ZeeYum Kitchen (Greensboro, NC)
-Duke's Kitchen & Taps (Fuqua-Varina, NC)
-Jerusalem Market on Elm (Greensboro, NC)
-ACME Comedy Club/Americana Cafe (Burlington, NC)
-Shady's (Garner, NC)
-Vintage sofa bar (Winston-Salem, NC)
-Ava’s Cuisine & Catering II (Gibsonville, NC)

-The Crown of the Carolina Theatre (Greensboro, NC)
-Flat iron (Greensboro, NC)
-The Continental CLUB (Greensboro, NC)
-UNCG Tew Recital Hall (Greensboro, NC)

-Trane Tracks Music Festival (High Point, NC)
-COHAB.SPACE (High Point, NC)
-Antique & Design Center of High Point, NC, for the High Point furniture trade show
-So Much Fest (Sanford, NC)

-Sheraton Hotel/Koury Convention Center (Greensboro, NC)
-Grandover Resort & Spa, A Wyndham Grand Hotel (Greensboro, NC)
-The Durham Hotel/The Roof at The Durham (Durham, NC))
-The Inn at Elon (Elon, NC)
-Cadillac Service Garage, fundraising event (Greensboro, NC)
-The Gaslight on Main (Kernersville, NC)
-DoubleTree by Hilton Greensboro Airport
-UNCG Alumni House, for faculty/donor events (Greensboro, NC)
-Friends Homes, retirement community (Greensboro, NC)
-Blacksburg Country Club (Blacksburg, VA)
-Alamance Country Club (Burlington, NC)
-Proximity Hotel (Greensboro, NC)
-Ava’s Cuisine & Catering II (Gibsonville, NC)
-Weatherspoon Art Museum (Greensboro, NC)
-The Colonnade at Revolution Mill (Greensboro, NC)

-Conservatorio Amadeo Roldán (Havana, Cuba)

-Various other private events (weddings, receptions, parties, birthdays, cultural parties, etc.)

The most important thing is for us to have electricity outlets near the performance area. We bring all other necessary equipment ourselves, including amplifiers/speakers, instruments, music stands, vocalist microphones, and necessary cables.

We also usually ask that drinking water be available for each musician (glasses, bottles, nearby water fountains, etc, are all fine!)

Musicians who require more setup (keyboardists, drummers, and guitarists) will arrive an hour before the beginning of the set. Those with less setup (horn players and bassists) do not require as much time and can be expected to arrive as late as 30 minutes before the beginning of the set. If needed, the band/individuals may be asked to arrive earlier or later to fit the needs of the event.