Keystone Korner Baltimore

06/01/2026

05/31/2026

🎶 Join us as swinging summer sounds continue at Keystone Korner Baltimore in Harbor East. We are bringing the heat this summer with an incredible lineup such as Branford Marsalis, Stanley Clarke, Patti Austin, Dee Dee Bridgewater, The Legendary Count Basie Orchestra, Bill Frisell, Chrisette Michele, Jonathan Butler, John Pizzarelli & many more! Come in and enjoy a delicious drink, a marvelous meal, and a word class jazz performance. Visit keystonekornerbaltimore.com for more information!

05/28/2026

Summer is officially here, friends, and the warmth of June has begun to fill our beautiful club seats. While we are overjoyed at the talented artists that will be sharing our stage this month (whom many of you know and love), we are also exceedingly delighted to be commemorating June’s national distinction as Black Music Month.

For the fourth issue of Kats’ Korner, we will be taking you through a bit of the history of Black Music Month and how we plan on celebrating with our community and local Baltimore musicians! We are also excited to be featuring a special interview with legendary percussive musician, Warren Wolf!

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✍🏼 Written by Gabriella Feinberg

05/27/2026

📣 JUST ADDED: South-African Pianist BOKANI DYER makes his Keystone Korner debut performance on Sunday, June 28th, with shows at 5pm & 7:30pm!

A deeply thoughtful and boundary-pushing artist, Dyer has spent over a decade cultivating a sound that is both deeply rooted in the South African jazz tradition and open to global and contemporary influences.

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05/27/2026

Happy Birthday to one of the most magnificent lyric sound poets of our music, MILES DAVIS, born this day in 1926!

AFTER THE GIG. During the several weeks that Miles Davis played at the Keystone Korner In San Francisco in the early 1970s, he used to like to spend some time after the second set listening in my office to different kinds of music. One minute he would want to listen over and over to a bass line on a particular Marvin Gaye record, followed by a couple of listens to a Fats Navarro solo on “Opus X” from a Billy Eckstine “aircheck” LP, then Roy Ayers “Red, Black & Green” followed by Freddie Webster’s glowing “Yesterdays” with Jimmy Lunceford’s Orchestra. Then Miles would go back to his hotel in Union Square. - Todd Barkan

05/26/2026

THIS THURSDAY! Pianist Peter Beets celebrates the 1962 classic album Very Tall by Milt Jackson & the Oscar Peterson Trio at Keystone Korner Baltimore on May 28 at 7pm, featuring special guest vibraphonist Warren Wolf! With bassist Herman Burney and drummer Willie Bowman.

05/26/2026

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05/26/2026

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