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Conrad Herwig is a celebrated trombonist and bandleader known for reshaping jazz through Latin interpretations of iconic albums. Since releasing The Latin Side of John Coltrane in 1996, his Latin Side All-Star Band has reimagined jazz milestones with vibrant Afro-Cuban and Latin rhythms. The project earned multiple Grammy nominations in the Latin Jazz category and has continued to produce acclaimed albums through 2022, including Mingus, Horace Silver, and Wayne Shorter tributes. We’ve got you covered for upcoming tour information, artist background, and credible sources where you can follow the band.

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Whether you’re in New York City or cities hosting stops on the tour, secure your seats with confidence. The Latin Side All-Star Band blends virtuosity with infectious grooves, creating a live experience that resonates with jazz purists and new listeners alike.

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Career highlights include The Latin Side of John Coltrane (1996), The Latin Side of Miles: Another Kind of Blue (2005), and The Latin Side of Wayne Shorter (2009). These projects garnered Grammy nominations and featured collaborations with top jazz musicians. The band’s 2020 Horace Silver and 2022 Mingus albums underscore a continuing mission: to honor jazz greats while pushing the form forward. For the latest updates, follow the official channels and venue pages linked below.

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Upcoming 2025 tour includes a Tuesday residency at The Django in New York City starting May 6, 2025, with performances on select Tuesdays. For bookings or inquiries, contact the official site and keep an eye on jazz media coverage and venue announcements.

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We’ve got you—secure your seats with confidence and enjoy a curated blend of Latin groove and classic jazz icons.

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Quick Facts About Conrad Herwig's Latin Side All-Star Band

  • The Latin Side All-Star Band has produced a sequence of Latin reinterpretations of jazz icons, starting with The Latin Side of John Coltrane (1996) and continuing through Mingus (2022) and Silver (2020).
  • Grammy nominations in the Latin Jazz category include The Latin Side of John Coltrane (1998), Another Kind of Blue: The Latin Side of Miles (2005), and The Latin Side of Wayne Shorter (2009).
  • 2025 tour note: Conrad Herwig and The Latin Side All-Stars announced a Tuesday residency at The Django in New York City, starting May 6, 2025, with performances on select Tuesdays.
  • Discography highlights center on The Latin Side albums (Mingus 2022, Horace Silver 2020, Joe Henderson 2014, Herbie Hancock 2010, Wayne Shorter 2008, Miles Davis 2004, Coltrane 1996).
  • Official biographical and discographic information is maintained on Conrad Herwig’s site (conradherwig.com) and corroborated by press coverage (JazzTimes, NPR, WBGO, etc.).
  • Social media presence is via the artist’s official site and major music platforms; the artist maintains a public profile and recent activity is covered by The Django and Jazz media.

The records

Conrad Herwig's Latin Side All-Star Band Discography

  • The Latin Side of Mingus
    2022 · Savant Records
  • The Latin Side of Horace Silver
    2020 · Savant Records
  • The Latin Side of Joe Henderson
    2014 · Half Note Records
  • The Latin Side of Herbie Hancock
    2010 · Half Note Records
  • The Latin Side of Wayne Shorter
    2008 · Half Note Records
  • Another Kind of Blue: The Latin Side of Miles Davis
    2004 · Half Note Records
  • The Latin Side of John Coltrane
    1996 · Astor Place

Career highlights include The Latin Side of John Coltrane (1996), The Latin Side of Miles: Another Kind of Blue (2005), and The Latin Side of Wayne Shorter (2009). These projects garnered Grammy nominations and featured collaborations with top jazz musicians. The band’s 2020 Horace Silver and 2022 Mingus albums underscore a continuing mission: to honor jazz greats while pushing the form forward. For the latest updates, follow the official channels and venue pages linked below.

Upcoming 2025 tour includes a Tuesday residency at The Django in New York City starting May 6, 2025, with performances on select Tuesdays. For bookings or inquiries, contact the official site and keep an eye on jazz media coverage and venue announcements.

Official social channels and reliable venues provide timely updates and streams: Conrad Herwig Official, Facebook, X / Twitter, Instagram, and The Django NYC for venue details.

We’ve got you—secure your seats with confidence and enjoy a curated blend of Latin groove and classic jazz icons.

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