Jeff Parker & The New Breed Tour US Behind New Album, "Suite for Max Brown"

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Composer/multi-instrumentalist Jeff Parker & The New Breed—Josh Johnson (saxophone, synth, keyboard), Paul Bryan (bass, synth), and Makaya McCraven (drums, sampler)—begin a six-city, seven-date US tour behind Parker's critically acclaimed new album, Suite for Max Brown, at Gold Diggers in Los Angeles on Thursday. The shows continue in Portland, Chicago, Philadelphia, NYC, and Miami, culminating at Big Ears Festival in Knoxville, Tennessee, on March 27.

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Composer/multi-instrumentalist Jeff Parker & The New Breed—Josh Johnson (saxophone, synth, keyboard), Paul Bryan (bass, synth), and Makaya McCraven (drums, sampler)—begin a six-city, seven-date tour of the United States at Gold Diggers in Los Angeles on Thursday. The shows continue in Portland, Chicago, Philadelphia, New York City, and Miami, culminating with a set at Big Ears Festival in Knoxville, Tennessee, on March 27. See below for details and tickets or visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

Jeff Parker’s new album, Suite for Max Brown, released in January on International Anthem and Nonesuch Records, debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Current Contemporary Jazz Chart and has received widespread critical acclaim. Pitchfork gave it a Best New Music review, saying: "The veteran guitarist has created an effortlessly detailed album, full of tradition and experimentation that spans generations. It lives at the vanguard of new jazz music." The Quietus says: "It's an album that if you take it at face value will delight, but if you stick around and penetrate its surface, you’ll find one of the most transfixing albums in recent years."

To pick up a copy of Suite for Max Brown, head to your local record store, Bandcamp, the Nonesuch Store, Amazon, and iTunes, and listen on Spotify and Apple Music.

JEFF PARKER ON TOUR

Mar 5 Gold Diggers Los Angeles, CA
Mar 7 Jack London Revue Portland, OR
Mar 8&9 Dorian's Chicago, IL
Mar 10 Arts Nova Presents @ Johnny Brenda's Philadelphia, PA
Mar 11 (Le) Poisson Rouge New York, NY
Mar 12 Brainville Presents @ Floyd Miami, FL
Mar 27 Big Ears Festival Knoxville, TN
     
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Jeff Parker tour, March 2020
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    Jeff Parker & The New Breed Tour US Behind New Album, "Suite for Max Brown"

    Composer/multi-instrumentalist Jeff Parker & The New Breed—Josh Johnson (saxophone, synth, keyboard), Paul Bryan (bass, synth), and Makaya McCraven (drums, sampler)—begin a six-city, seven-date tour of the United States at Gold Diggers in Los Angeles on Thursday. The shows continue in Portland, Chicago, Philadelphia, New York City, and Miami, culminating with a set at Big Ears Festival in Knoxville, Tennessee, on March 27. See below for details and tickets or visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

    Jeff Parker’s new album, Suite for Max Brown, released in January on International Anthem and Nonesuch Records, debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Current Contemporary Jazz Chart and has received widespread critical acclaim. Pitchfork gave it a Best New Music review, saying: "The veteran guitarist has created an effortlessly detailed album, full of tradition and experimentation that spans generations. It lives at the vanguard of new jazz music." The Quietus says: "It's an album that if you take it at face value will delight, but if you stick around and penetrate its surface, you’ll find one of the most transfixing albums in recent years."

    To pick up a copy of Suite for Max Brown, head to your local record store, Bandcamp, the Nonesuch Store, Amazon, and iTunes, and listen on Spotify and Apple Music.

    JEFF PARKER ON TOUR

    Mar 5 Gold Diggers Los Angeles, CA
    Mar 7 Jack London Revue Portland, OR
    Mar 8&9 Dorian's Chicago, IL
    Mar 10 Arts Nova Presents @ Johnny Brenda's Philadelphia, PA
    Mar 11 (Le) Poisson Rouge New York, NY
    Mar 12 Brainville Presents @ Floyd Miami, FL
    Mar 27 Big Ears Festival Knoxville, TN
         
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