Jae Sinnett Zero to 60 Quintet Tickets

Jae Sinnett is a distinguished saxophonist, composer, and bandleader whose long-running project, the Zero to 60 Quintet, has been a fixture on the national jazz scene. With a career spanning two decades and a prolific catalog on the J-Nett Music label, Sinnett blends hard-swinging jazz with thoughtful melodies and dynamic improvisation. He collaborates across genres, from traditional jazz to jazz-rock fusion, building an expansive network of collaborators and venues across the East Coast.

His work has been recognized for its chart-topping moments, most notably the 2016 Zero to 60 album which topped JazzWeek’s national radio chart for a week and remained prominent for several weeks. Sinnett continues to release music at a steady pace; 2023 marked his 20th release, Commitment, featuring guest trumpeter Randy Brecker and showcasing a quintet format on several tracks. In 2024, Sinnett expanded into jazz-rock fusion with The Blur the Lines Project, a self-produced effort featuring Ada Rovatti, Jason Cale, Allen Farnham, and Terry Burrell.

Attucks Theatre in Norfolk has hosted multiple Sinnett-led performances, including a Zero to 60 Quintet show in October 2024 with Brecker and Rovatti, and 2025 HR Jazz and Virginia Arts Festival programming spotlighting his trio and quintet formats. In 2025, Sinnett performed Arts at the Attucks Trio Jazz sessions with pianist Aaron Goldberg and bassist Nat Reeves. This page brings together his biography, a highlights-filled discography, and upcoming tour information for fans across Norfolk, Virginia Beach, and the broader region.

Whether you're new to Sinnett’s work or a longtime follower, secure your seats for the next Zero to 60 Quintet engagement. We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward ticketing and up-to-date show details across the Virginia Arts Festival circuit and Norfolk venues. For updates and direct content, follow Sinnett and his collaborators on social media and official sites.

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