Scottsdale Jazz Festival is based in Scottsdale, Arizona; its final room configuration should be confirmed for each show. The Scottsdale Jazz Festival Presented by Doc Jones & Scottsdale Arts. The festival takes place in early April. Scottsdale Jazz Festival programs Jazz. Scottsdale Jazz Festival accepts booking inquiries by email. Sound and stage provisions at Scottsdale Jazz Festival remain show-specific and should be advanced before travel is locked. The remaining practical details for Scottsdale Jazz Festival should be advanced directly before travel and promotion are locked. Show inquiries for Scottsdale Jazz Festival are handled by its talent buyer function. Any remaining detail for Scottsdale Jazz Festival should be treated as show-specific and confirmed before commitment.
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Ravenscroft in Scottsdale is a purpose-built jazz concert venue with professional performance spaces and an active calendar of instrumental and ensemble programming. Jazz, contemporary instrumental music, and small-to-mid-size ensembles fit naturally within the venue’s focus. For musicians, Ravenscroft offers a true listening-room environment rather than a bar or restaurant setting, making nuance, ensemble interaction, and sound quality especially important. Artists should arrive with a polished concert program and be prepared for an audience that is there specifically to hear the music. Ravenscroft is best suited to serious local, regional, and touring jazz performers who can take advantage of a dedicated concert environment and professional production. It offers musicians a Scottsdale stage where acoustics, presentation, and attentive listening are central to the experience.
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- Rob
- Role
- Talent Buyer
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rob@theravenscroft.comMain email
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- Capacity
- 200
- Capacity notes
- seated (Ravenscroft Hall), 100 (Jazzbird).
- Age policy
- All Ages
- Genres
- Classical, Jazz
- Sound & production
- Confirm with venue
- Address
- 8445 E. Hartford Drive, 85255, United States
- Venue phone
- (800) 785-3318
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