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Alfie Jackson Sextet

  • Jazz Showcase 806 S Plymouth Ct Chicago United States (map)

Alfie Jackson - vocals/guitar
Leo Milano - tenor saxophone 
Chase Wilkins - drums 
Sam Roberson - guitar
Daniel Perez - basses
Wanye Williams - vibraphone

Alfie Jackson is a New York City based vocalist/guitarist, mentored in Chicago by G Thomas Allen, Margaret Murphy-Webb, Kurt Elling and the Jazz Institute. This six-piece are her regular group in town, even though the talented individual members currently live all over the country. Jackson recorded her debut album “The Peacocks” (Jackojazz) with the sextet back in 2023 and that release received rotation on WDCB, WNUR and Neil Tesser’s show in San Diego. 

Her set was a smash at last year’s Chicago Jazz Festival and she sold out at SPACE in Evanston on her last visit home. 

Studying at Manhattan’s prestigious New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music, Jackson has taken deep dives into the work of David Bowie, Earth Wind & Fire and Alice Coltrane. With The Alice Coltrane Ensemble she has performed at the Harlem Jazz Museum with harpist Brandee Younger; she is also a featured soloist with the New School Studio Orchestra, recently performing at the Jazz Gallery and in a US Premier of Carla Bley’s “Escalator Over the Hill” at Tishman Auditorium, which was featured in the New York Times. Alfie also made an appearance at SoHo’s legendary Sounds of Brazil venue in May and worked at New School with bassist Reggie Workman. Other activity includes acting and singing in the multimedia “Future Chronicles” and regular solo appearances at Tribeca’s Walker Hotel, where she accompanies herself with electronic autoharp. 

Tonight’s concert will be a heartwarming reunion for Alfie’s A-Team, augmented by star saxist Leo Milano and vibraphone whizzkidd Wanye Williams. They’ll play cuts from “The Peacocks” and new collaborations too. Don’t miss!


TICKETS

General Admission $25
VIP $40

Student Tickets $20
Cash Only
Available at the door ONLY with valid student ID


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