Django A Gogo: The Music of Django Reinhardt Tickets

Django A Gogo is more than a concert series—it’s a celebration of Django Reinhardt’s enduring legacy, brought to life by founder and artistic director Stephane Wrembel. As a flagship festival and guitar camp, Django A Gogo blends reverent Django classics with innovative explorations, including the Django New Orleans set that merges brass-driven New Orleans energy with Gypsy Jazz. Secure your seats for a program that honors history while inviting fresh, panoramic interpretations of the genre.

Based in the heart of the jazz world, this initiative has earned critical acclaim and cultivated a global community of players and fans. Below you’ll find a detailed biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information to help you plan your visit to Maplewood, NJ, and New York City events.

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Biography: Stephane Wrembel, a Grammy-winning guitarist best known for Bistro Fada from the film Midnight in Paris, founded Django A Gogo as a dedicated platform to explore Django Reinhardt’s genius. The festival and guitar camp have become a cornerstone of modern Gypsy Jazz, attracting players and fans worldwide. Wrembel’s leadership blends classical virtuosity with improvisational spirit, creating a living tribute that educates and inspires.

Program Structure: Django A Gogo features a two-part concert experience: a traditional Classic Django set that honors Reinhardt’s core repertoire, followed by the Django New Orleans set, which fuses New Orleans brass traditions with Gypsy Jazz for a vibrant cross-genre dialogue.

Discography & Highlights: The project Django A Gogo/Triptych has received rave reviews, including a DownBeat 4.5/5 and Rolling Stone calling Wrembel a "revelation" in Gypsy Jazz. Wrembel’s broader catalog and collaborations provide a rich context for the Django A Gogo sound—an essential listening path for anyone exploring Gypsy Jazz today.