About
Trumpeter Chris Botti's annual holiday residency at the Blue Note carries into the new year with a January 1 performance.
Botti's residency is a New York holiday tradition, mixing his smooth-jazz hits with standards and guest vocalists and string players in a 200-seat room where the trumpet is never more than 30 feet away. New Year's Day at the Blue Note is a mellow way to start the year after the night before. It is one of the few marquee concerts in the city on January 1.
What to expect
A roughly 90-minute set with a two-drink or food minimum per person. Blue Note seating is at close-packed tables; earlier arrivals get better tables within each price tier.
Good to know
- Tickets via Ticketweb/Blue Note; premium and bar seating are priced separately.
- The Blue Note is at 131 W 3rd St; A/B/C/D/E/F/M to W 4th St.
- Food and drink minimum applies at tables.
- The Harlem Gospel Choir plays the same room's Jan 1 brunch at 1:30 PM.
- Additional Botti dates around Jan 1 are listed on bluenotejazz.com.
Going? Keep it.
Common questions
Is there a minimum?
Yes, the Blue Note requires a food or drink minimum at tables in addition to the ticket.
How long is the set?
About 90 minutes.