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Free Jam Session Nights with dominents Hungarian jazz musicians on every weekeden at Budapest Jazz Club.

Balázs József is the leader and arranger of the East Gipsy Band which was immensely successful both at New York’s famous Blue Note and at the Detroit Jazz Festival, and he also happens to be one of the best jazz pianists in Hungary. Heidi Vogel, a singer from London, initially started making her professional debut touring with Cirque du Soleil.

The Quartet is part of the so-called “mainstream”, with a program tribute to the great predecessors and successors of Jazz. Tonight, they do so with a guest singer. 

Even we were taken by surprise by the immense success of our Summer Jam Session events. Therefore, we decided to continue the series throughout the year with groovy and funky sounds. Each Wednesday BJC Beat Jam will present you the most mind-blowing side of jazz.

This projects hardly use the experience of fitting our musical ideas to each other and have the skill of composing together “real time”.

The band was founded by Gyula Csabai, who has  mostly  appeared  on  the  Hungarian  world music stage in the past decades.

Our job is to present real talent when we hear it. Share the experience with us and listen to these rising stars.

The experimental jazz band is visiting Budapest again after a longer break. Be sure you don't miss the show if you haven't heard them yet.

Free Jam Session Nights with dominents Hungarian jazz musicians on every weekeden at Budapest Jazz Club.

BJO believes in the importance of making the music available to the jazz-loving audience, to show them how it has changed and evolved in the past decades, and to introduce them  to the various performers who are considered as milestones in this style of music.

Free Jam Session Nights with dominents Hungarian jazz musicians on every weekeden at Budapest Jazz Club.

Oláh Dezső is the Junior Prima award-winning young pianist-composer, already a well respected member of the jazz fraternity.

In November 2011, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) officially designated April 30 as International Jazz Day in order to highlight jazz and its diplomatic role of uniting people in all corners of the globe.