Cocktail Hour: The Jazz Lounge by Florencio Cruz - Palma
“The magic of jazz as it was meant to be heard – live, passionate, and infused with the spirit of a bygone era, yet eternally relevant to the present."
The best New Orleans jazz group in Europe, if not the world
They may not sound as if they are from Germany, but one of Europe's foremost New Orleans-style jazz outfits are indeed German.
Tribute to Spain's most important jazz musician coming to Palma
The story of jazz in Mallorca in its more contemporary form started, to all intents and purposes, with a pioneer in the early 1950s.
Andrea Motis - He's Funny That Way
Andrea’s first album for the legendary impulse! label is Emotional Dance, (February 17th 2017). Recorded in New York with an American-Catal
The forefathers of British fusion set to jazz up Mallorca
"That is what we’re going to be performing in Mallorca - some of our classic hits from over the years and some of our new tracks, it’s going to be a fun, swinging night full of jazz fusion,”
Dixie jazz for a well-deserving charity in Palma
Trombonist Geoff Frosell is one of the leading names on Mallorca's jazz scene, and he has been for many years.
Matt Bianco - Not him, them in Palma
The sixteenth Jazz Voyeur Festival in Palma starts on Saturday and will run until December 15.
Hotel Saratoga - Club de Jazz
Jazz concert at the Hotel Saratoga.
Shakatak at the smooth festival
Now, who remembers Shakatak?
Pol Omedes has released three albums under his own name
Pol Omedes has released three albums under his own name.
Geometrical Sardine got together in the summer of 2021
Geometrical Sardine got together in the summer of 2021.
Mallorca’s remarkable jazz sardine
Since emerging last year, Geometrical Sardine have attracted a great deal of attention and received great critical acclaim.
What's on in Mallorca on Sunday
The hugely popular Inca mediaeval market, Smooth Jazz in Sa Coma, and more ...
Mark Reilly
Mark Reilly during a performance.
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- Ryanair to base 16 aircraft at Palma airport this summer, an investment of $1.6 billion and supporting 7,000 jobs
- Residents furious in Palma NO-GO area
- Mallorca set to welcome back young British seasonal workers
- Weekend weather: No masking the fact that carnival could be a wash-out