Lewis Nash Tickets

Lewis Nash is a legendary figure in modern jazz, born December 30, 1958, in Phoenix, Arizona. Rising to prominence after joining Betty Carter’s trio, he built a prolific career collaborating with jazz Masters and rising artists, contributing to hundreds of recordings and earning recognition across the industry. In 2017, Arizona State University named him the Bob and Gretchen Ravenscroft Professor of Practice in Jazz, reflecting his impact as a performer and mentor. Nash also founded the Nash Jazz Club in Phoenix, a cornerstone venue since 2012 that has helped sustain and grow Phoenix’s vibrant jazz scene.

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Lewis Nash’s discography as a leader spans six albums from 1989 to 2014, including Rhythm Is My Business, It Don’t Mean a Thing, Stompin’ at the Savoy, The Bebop All-Stars/FWess Jazz Museum (2008), The Highest Mountain, and Duologue (with Steve Wilson, 2014). He’s been named Jazz’s Most Valuable Player by Modern Drummer (May 2009) and is credited with performances on more than 400–500 recordings, including 10 Grammy-winning albums. Upcoming 2025 live dates in Phoenix feature The Nash and related ensembles: Jan 4 (The Lewis Nash Quartet), Feb 22 (Donald Vega, Ron Carter & Lewis Nash, two shows), and Jul 19 (Lewis Nash Special Quartet). Social presence centers on The Nash channels and Nash’s own releases; The Nash lists social links on its site, offering reliable access to Lewis Nash content and performances.

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