Steven Feifke is one of the leading voices in contemporary large-ensemble jazz, writing roaring brass charts with swing, cinematic sweep and modern groove. His release night fills the Dizzy's bandstand with a top-shelf roster of New York players moving from hard-swinging tunes and lush ballads to funk-inflected passages and dazzling section soli. If you love a big band at full blast, a club this intimate is the best seat in town.
What to expect
Two sets in Dizzy's Club, where the stage sits in front of a wall of windows looking over Central Park and Columbus Circle. Table and bar seating come with a food and drink minimum, and the kitchen serves during the show. A big band in a club this size means you feel the brass section in your chest.
Good to know
- Take the A, B, C, D or 1 to 59 St–Columbus Circle; Dizzy's is on the fifth floor of 10 Columbus Circle.
- A cover is one seat, not a whole table.
- There is a per-person food and drink minimum billed at the end of the set.
- Student-priced reservations require a valid student ID at arrival.
- Sales are final with no exchanges.
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Common questions
Where is Dizzy's Club?
At Jazz at Lincoln Center, 10 Columbus Circle, fifth floor.
Is there a minimum at Dizzy's?
Yes, a food and/or beverage minimum per person on top of the cover.
How many sets are there?
Two, at 7 pm and 9 pm.
