Ehud Asherie Trio

at Birdland Jazz Club, New York

Ehud Asherie Trio performs jazz at Birdland Jazz Club in New York on Saturday 21 November 2026 at 17:30. Tickets range from $35.46 to $45.76 and are currently on sale.

Tickets: $35.46–$45.76
Date: Sat 21 Nov · 17:30

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Birdland Jazz Club, 315 West 44th Street, 10036 · Get directions

All dates at Birdland Jazz Club

Sat 21 Nov – Sat 28 Nov · Both days at 17:30 · from $35.46

Sat 21 Nov 17:30
Sat 28 17:30

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What to expect

Ehud Asherie Trio is a jazz concert at Birdland Jazz Club, 0.5 mi from the center of New York. It is a good pick for music fans and a night out with friends. If you want to make a night of it, 201 other events are on in New York the same day.

About the event

From the organizer, as published on Ticketmaster.

Pianist and composer Ehud Asherie, an artist inspired by diverse eras and mingling traditions, has cultivated a unique sound both on the bandstand and in the studio. With a deep commitment to spontaneity, Asherie captivates listeners as he and his quartet navigate syncopated phrases and evolving harmonic landscapes.

Lauded as , "rdquo" -> a master of swing and stride" by The New Yorker, Asherie will present a mix of original works and beloved compositions, joined by frequent collaborators and New York jazz legends, John Webber on Bass and Kenny Washington on Drums. This performance promises to be a journey through the vibrant tapestry of jazz, guided by Asherie's distinct musical voice.

Sat Nov 14 Ehud Asherie, Paul Sikivie and Kenny Washington Sat Nov 21 Ehud Asherie, Paul Sikivie and Willie Jones Sat Nov 28 Ehud Asherie, Paul Sikivie and Charles Goold

About Birdland Jazz Club

Birdland Jazz Club is a New York City jazz venue that opened in 1949 on Broadway, establishing itself as a landmark destination for jazz performances. The original club closed in 1965 due to rising rents but reopened briefly in 1979. A revival began in 1986 with a new location in Manhattan's Theater District, near the original site. The current venue continues to host jazz performances in the same building that previously housed The New York Observer's headquarters.

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