FAQS
Do you take reservations?
Reservations will only be accepted through advance ticket purchase online.
Tickets may also be purchased at the door on the evening of the performance, subject to availability. These tickets will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
Doors open at 7pm/9pm unless otherwise noted.
Unless you have purchased cabaret table seating, to guarantee a seat of your choosing be sure to arrive by the time the doors open at 7pm for the first set, and 9pm for the second set.
Please note: if you are not at the show by 7.40pm/9.40pm we cannot guarantee seating.
CAN I PURCHASE GROUP TICKETs at a discount?
Yes! The Jazz Gallery offers a group ticket discount of 10% if you are buying 10 or more tickets to one particular show and set. Please write to info@jazzgallery.org and we will be happy to process that for you.
Please be in touch with at least 48-hours notice.
ARE YOU WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE?
Our performance space & lounge can be easily accessed by wheelchair and we have one ADA compliant bathroom in our lounge.
I’m under 21. Or, I want to bring my kids. Is it ok?
Yes, we welcome audiences of all ages! We want the music we book to be accessible to everyone.
How do I get to The Jazz Gallery?
The Jazz Gallery is located at 1158 Broadway, 5th floor, in Manhattan, just north of the Flatiron Building (entrance on 27th street). It can be reached by the N,R trains to 28th street, and is also short walk from both the 6 and the 1 at 28th street, as well as numerous other trains.
Can I rent The Jazz Gallery for my own event?
Yes. You can rent The Jazz Gallery for Concerts, Book Parties, Birthday Parties, Meetings, Rehearsals, Recordings, Photoshoots etc. Please inquire here.
How do I go about submitting my group for consideration?
If you are interested in performing at The Jazz Gallery, please make inquiries via email to info@jazzgallery.org including your website and any Social Media sites where we can listen to the samples of your music. If you have neither, please send your bio and music files as attachments. We listen to all submissions and will only contact you if we think you will be a fit for our programming. Thank you for your interest in The Jazz Gallery.
What is the backline at The Jazz Gallery?
THE JAZZ GALLERY BACKLINE:
7 Foot Baldwin Grand Piano
Fender Rhodes Stage
Aguilar DB410 Bass Cabinet
Aguilar TH500 Bass Amplifier
Fender Twin Reverb ’65 Reissue Guitar Amplifier
Canopus 4-Piece Drumset (18″ inch bass drum) with hardware
2 x LP Percussion Congas
Hammond Organ with Leslie amp
2 x Mackie SA1530Z PA Loudspeakers
3 x QSC K8.2 stage monitors
5 x assorted DI boxes
9 x assorted music stands
Allen & Heath QU-24 digital mixer (with iPad/iPhone/Android compatibility)
MICROPHONES:
1 x matched pair AKG C414
2 x matched pair Neumann KM184
1 x DPA 4099 (bass)
1 x pair Microphone Parts SDC
1 x pair Microphone Parts SDC-84
1 x Rode NT4
2 x Audio Technica AT2010
1 x CAD M179
1 x pair Audiophile 300-C
1 x AEA R84
1 x Royer R121
1 x Telefunken M80
1 x Telefunken M81
1 x Beyerdynamic M88
3 x Electro-Voice RE20
2 x Sennheiser MD441
1 x AKG D112
4 x Shure SM57
5 x Shure SM58
Can I volunteer/intern at The Jazz Gallery?
We accept volunteers and unpaid interns at all times throughout the year. Many schools allow internships to complete credits – The Jazz Gallery follows academic guidelines to facilitate earning credits through internship at our venue. For more information or to apply, contact Kengchakaj Kengkarnka at keng@jazzgallery.org
We also have many ways to get involved with The Jazz Gallery in a volunteer capacity. Please be in touch with Executive Director, Janet Luhrs.