Aaron Diehl is one of the most elegant pianists of his generation, mixing lyrical originals with fresh takes on standards and a classical touch. Dizzy's Club adds a floor-to-ceiling window over Columbus Circle and Central Park behind the bandstand. If you want a jazz club night that feels special without a basement squeeze, book a set here.
What to expect
Dizzy's is a 140-seat club on an upper floor of Jazz at Lincoln Center, with tables facing the stage and the skyline behind it. Sets run a little over an hour, with dinner and drinks served. The room's view is best at the early set, when the park and skyline are still visible outside.
Good to know
- Take the 1, A, B, C or D train to 59th St-Columbus Circle.
- Dizzy's is inside the Deutsche Bank Center building at Columbus Circle.
- Ask for seats with a view of the window when booking.
- Food and drinks are served during sets.
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Common questions
Who plays with Aaron Diehl at Dizzy's?
Felix Moseholm on bass and Aaron Kimmel on drums.
What are the set times at Dizzy's Club?
Jazz at Lincoln Center lists sets at 7pm and 9pm for this run.
