Jazz In The Alley Closes Out The 2026 Season With Ryan Kilgore And Brooke Alford
The 2026 Jazz In The Alley season finale hits Thrasher Park! Join Ryan Kilgore and Brooke Alford in Norcross, GA.
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Jazz in the Alley: The Red Sample Brings High-Energy Fusion to Norcross
Catch The Red Sample bringing high-energy hip-hop and jazz fusion live to the 2026 Jazz in the Alley in Norcross on August 22!
Lizzy Kay Is Coming to Jazz In The Alley
You’ve heard her singing with Jill Scott and Mary J. Blige. Now see Lizzy Kay take the 2026 Jazz In The Alley main stage.
2026 Lawrenceville Boogie: Official Jazz In The Alley Lineup & Durand Bernarr
The 2026 Lawrenceville Boogie is back! See the official Jazz In The Alley lineup and get details on Grammy winner Durand Bernarr’s live performance.
How to Become a Vendor at Lawrenceville Boogie 2026
The Lawrenceville Boogie is back! The City of Lawrenceville has officially opened vendor applications for the 4th Annual event, and spots are filling fast. Whether you are an artist, a local business, or a non-profit, this is your chance to be part of an award-winning movement in Downtown Lawrenceville. Check out our exclusive video coverage from previous years to see the vibe and get the direct link to apply before the March 27 deadline!
“I’m Equal Parts Earth and Sky”- Singer Karla Harris: What Do YOU Speak?
Jazz Vocalist Karla Harris discusses her remarkable journey, from childhood imagination to becoming a respected figure in modern jazz.
Karla Harris Invites you to Jazz in the Alley – Free Concert July 12 in Norcross
Join Karla Harris for a free night of live jazz at Jazz in the Alley, July 12 in Norcross, Georgia.
IAMKHEMISTRY Kicks Off Jazz in the Alley 2025 in Norcross!
Free outdoor jazz concerts return to Norcross this summer! Enjoy live music, food vendors, and fun at Jazz in the Alley 2025.
Celebrating Black Music Month: Chandra Currelley
Celebrating Chandra Currelley for Black Music Month—former SOS Band vocalist, actress, and star of Tyler Perry’s “Bruh” on BET+.
The Strange Hate Toward a Viral Dance Moment
Apparently, if you post a video of people dancing, smiling, vibing, to “Boots On The Ground” somebody will find a way to be mad about it.