US EditionInternational Jazz Day 2025 Worldwide Celebration Culminates with Thrilling All-Star Global Concert from Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
- On May 1, 2025, the 14th edition of International Jazz Day concluded with a spectacular All-Star Global Concert held at Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
- The day before, April 30, featured a notable Opening Ceremony at Qasr Al Watan along with community outreach initiatives hosted at various locations such as the music institutions in Abu Dhabi including Berklee and Bait Al Oud.
- The concert brought together acclaimed musicians representing 14 nations to perform jazz fusion, traditional Arabic pieces, and tributes to iconic jazz figures, with Herbie Hancock directing and Jeremy Irons serving as host.
- Thousands of performances in over 190 countries supported the event, which ended with a standing ovation for John Lennon's "Imagine," described as a universal anthem for peace.
- UNESCO revealed that Chicago, the hometown of Herbie Hancock, will serve as the venue for the 15th International Jazz Day celebration in 2026, highlighting the event’s continued dedication to fostering global peace and unity.
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Jazz Day 2025 Ends with Electrifying All-Star Concert in Abu Dhabi
What do you get when you bring Herbie Hancock, John McLaughlin, Dianne Reeves, and artists from 14 countries together on one stage? A magical night of music that defined International Jazz Day 2025, capped off by an unforgettable concert in Abu Dhabi. Held at the Etihad Arena, the All-Star Global Concert was a showcase of pure artistry, from Hancock’s iconic “Chameleon” on keytar to José James reimagining “Miss You” by The Rolling Stones. The pe…
International Jazz Day 2025 Worldwide Celebration Culminates with Thrilling All-Star Global Concert from Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates - Mpelembe Network
The 14th annual International Jazz Day culminated in a rousing All-Star Global Concert from Etihad Arena in the host city of Abu Dhabi, UAE. The concert, hosted by Academy Award-winning actor Jeremy Irons and led by Herbie Hancock, featured world-renowned artists from 14 countries including Dee Dee Bridgewater, Etienne Charles, Kurt Elling, Ruthie Foster, José James, John McLaughlin, Hélène Mercier, Danilo Pérez, John Pizzarelli, Dianne Reeves, …
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