Jazz Open Stuttgart

ByMatthias Kirsch

More and more festivals are issuing their programs for this year. One of the better and now very well established summer festivals is Jazz Open in Stuttgart, which this year runs from July 13th to 23rd.

Jazz Open Stuttgart 2023

So here’s what you get this year:
July 13th: Snarky Puppy, Steve Turre
July 14th: Melody Gardot, Emile Parisien Sextet feat. Theo Croker
July 15th: Kenny Garrett, Marius Neset
July 16th: Branford Marsalis/Arturo Sandoval
July 21st: Mike Stern Band, James Morrison
July 22nd: Grace Jones, Joss Stone, Michael Wollny Trio, Harold López-Nussa
July 23rd: Simply Red, St. Paul & the Broken Bones

More artists, more info?
Check www.jazzopen.com

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