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Meet Loston Harris, a premier jazz performer whose career blends traditional swing with gospel and blues, anchored by a remarkable 22+ year residency at Bemelmans Bar in The Carlyle. With a reputation as a leading interpreter of the Great American Songbook, Harris has shared stages with jazz luminaries and performed for high-profile events around the world. The Loston Harris Duo brings his distinctive piano vocal blend to intimate clubs and major venues, delivering timeless favorites with a modern, soulful edge.

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Below you’ll find a concise biography, a snapshot of his discography, and upcoming tour dates. We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward ticket purchases and all the essential venue details.

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About Loston Harris: A long-running Bemelmans Bar resident at The Carlyle, Harris’ artistry has been showcased with Wynton Marsalis, on PBS Portraits in Blue with Marcus Roberts, and at exclusive events such as George Clooney’s birthday party. His style sits squarely in swing-infused jazz rooted in the Great American Songbook, with rich gospel and blues influences that elevate classics to new heights. The Loston Harris Duo continues this tradition with intimate performances and engaging live storytelling.

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Documented collaborators

Discography highlights show a steady arc of acclaimed recordings, led by Swingfully Yours (2013) and featuring earlier works like Timeless (2003) and Stepping Stones (1996). Upcoming 2025 tour dates bring his refined piano-vocal duo to Blues Alley in Washington, DC on December 2 (two shows) and The Django in New York City on December 21. For the latest updates, follow Loston Harris across official channels.

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Quick Facts About Loston Harris Duo

  • Biography and career highlights: long-running Bemelmans Bar residency at The Carlyle (22+ years); toured and performed with Wynton Marsalis; appeared in the PBS program Portraits in Blue with Marcus Roberts; notable gigs include George Clooney's birthday party and other high-profile events.
  • Genre and style: swing-infused jazz rooted in the Great American Songbook, blending traditional jazz with gospel and blues elements.
  • Discography (most recent first): Swingfully Yours (2013); Why Try to Change Me Now (2010); Timeless (2003); Comes Love (1997); Stepping Stones (1996).
  • Social media: active presence with links on his official site (Facebook, Twitter/X, Tumblr).
  • Awards and achievements: recognized as a leading interpreter of the Great American Songbook; 22-year Bemelmans Bar residency cited as a notable career milestone.

The records

Loston Harris Duo Discography

  • Swingfully Yours
    2013 · Magenta Label Group
  • Why Try to Change Me Now
    2010 · Loston Harris Entertainment
  • Timeless
    2003
  • Comes Love
    1997 · N2K Encoded Music
  • Stepping Stones
    1996

About Loston Harris: A long-running Bemelmans Bar resident at The Carlyle, Harris’ artistry has been showcased with Wynton Marsalis, on PBS Portraits in Blue with Marcus Roberts, and at exclusive events such as George Clooney’s birthday party. His style sits squarely in swing-infused jazz rooted in the Great American Songbook, with rich gospel and blues influences that elevate classics to new heights. The Loston Harris Duo continues this tradition with intimate performances and engaging live storytelling.

Discography highlights show a steady arc of acclaimed recordings, led by Swingfully Yours (2013) and featuring earlier works like Timeless (2003) and Stepping Stones (1996). Upcoming 2025 tour dates bring his refined piano-vocal duo to Blues Alley in Washington, DC on December 2 (two shows) and The Django in New York City on December 21. For the latest updates, follow Loston Harris across official channels.

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