MARC RIBOT, guitar and voice

AVA MENDOZA, guitar

SEBASTIAN STEINBERG, bass

CHAD TAYLOR, drums

With this quartet, Marc Ribot and Chad Taylor continue their former project, Grimes Taylor Ribot Trio, joining forces this time with Sebastian Taylor, with whom Ribot has collaborated on numerous occasions, and Ava Mendoza, whom he describes as a "great soloist and a fearless guitarist."

Available Dates: 11-13th of March, 13-17th of July 2025 / April 2026. 

*Representation only in Spain in collaboration with Saudades Tourneen. 

BEN LAMAR GAY, cornet & vocals. 

TOMASSO MORETTI, drums.

WILL FABER, guitarra and vocals.

MATT DAVIS, sousaphone and vocals.

Available Dates: April 5-8, 10, 11, 13-16 and July 2025

*Representation only in Spain in collaboration with Saudades Tourneen, www.saudades.at.

DAVE DOUGLAS, trumpet

MARTA WARELIS, piano

NICK DUNSTON, bass

JOEY BARON, drums.

in Europe, AVAILABLE: from July 4 to 10 2025 / from March 12 to 22 2026

DAVID MURRAY, tenor sax and bass clarinet.

MARTA SANCHEZ, piano.

LUKE STEWART, bass.

RUSELL CARTER, drums.

The master saxophonist David Murray, renowned for his prolific career collaborating with the most important names in jazz, brings his quartet. Since arriving in New York in 1975, David Murray has established himself as one of the leading saxophonists and bandleaders in jazz. He has released more than 200 albums under his own name, working with artists such as Max Roach, Pharoah Sanders, Amiri Baraka, Jason Moran, Vijay Iyer, Questlove, and many more. His quartet features pianist Marta Sánchez, bassist Luke Stewart, and drummer Kassa Overall. 

Available Dates: May 21 to June 1st / July 3-13th  / November 5-16th of 2025

*Representation only in Spain in collaboration with Oosterop, www.oosterop.com. 

STEVEN BERNSTEIN, trumpet. 

BRIGGAN KRAUSS, saxo alto. 

TONY SCHERR, bass.

KENNY WOLLESEN, drums and vibraphone.

The extraordinary quartet Sex Mob, led by trumpeter, composer, and arranger Steven Bernstein (Millennial Territory Orchestra, Butler-Bernstein & The Hot 9, Mostly Other People Do the Killing), has been active for over two decades. Since its formation in 1996 during a residency at New York's legendary Knitting Factory, the ensemble—featuring its leader on slide trumpet, Briggan Krauss (Quidnuncs, H-Alpha) on alto sax, Tony Scherr (Bill Frisell Trio, Jon Cowherd Mercy Project) on bass, and Kenny Wollesen (Bill Frisell Trio, Eivind Opsvik's Overseas) on drums—has imbued its aesthetic approach with an innovative, fresh, and irreverent character.

In Sex Mob’s unique musical vision, the expressive and uncommon sound of Steven Bernstein’s slide trumpet stands out, along with the group’s remarkable versatility in combining original compositions with a repertoire of adaptations. These include Sign O’ the Times by Prince, Ripple by Grateful Dead, About a Girl by Nirvana, Ruby Tuesday by The Rolling Stones, Live and Let Die by Paul McCartney, Black and Tan Fantasy by Duke Ellington, and John Barry's themes for the James Bond saga, such as You Only Live Twice, 007, and Over and Out, as well as Nino Rota’s compositions for Federico Fellini’s films, including Amarcord, La Strada, I Vitelloni, and La Dolce Vita, among others.

The quartet’s formidable discography includes their debut in 1998 with Din of Inequity (featuring contributions from keyboardist John Medeski and guitarists Adam Levy and London McDaniels), followed by Solid Sender in 2000 (with DJ Logic), Sex Mob Does Bond in 2001 (again with John Medeski), Dime Grind Palace in 2003 (with contributions from Roswell Rudd, John Kruth, Peter Apfelbaum, Mark Stewart, Marcus Rojas, and Scott Robinson), Sexotica in 2006, the live album Sex Mob Meets Medeski – Live in Willisau in 2009, and their latest work, Cinema, Circus & Spaghetti (Sex Mob Plays Fellini: The Music of Nino Rota) in 2013.

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"Sexmob makes every day a Bar Mitzvah!" –WJF organizer/presenter Adam Schatz (from 2016 Billboard article)

"It doesn't get earthier than Sexmob...What matters is the fact that it catches the spirit, that infectious yet elusive Sexmob vibe." –Jazz Times

"This new project makes for a copacetic counterpart to the group's latest album, "Sex Mob Plays Fellini..." –Wall Street Journal

"Sexmob has been straddling the lines between genres for 17 years by incorporating popular tunes into instrumental jazz, and putting the emphasis on beats that move feet. Drummer Kenny Wollesen's funk rhythms, particularly of the New Orleans variety, create a party atmosphere, and Bernstein's visually striking slide trumpet doesn't hurt the hedonistic vibe that Sexmob conveys." –OregonLive.com

"[That spirit] – one of wailing, riotous abandon mixed with eccentric song choices, high musicianship and healthy doses of funky downtown grit – is on ample display on the group's first live recording, Meets Medeski..." –All About Jazz

"The band Sexmob specializes in a distinct strain of deconstructionist improvised music: jazz that aims at fun by bouncing off the walls." –NPR Music

"...Steven Bernstein's Sexmob have given themselves one task: to make modern jazz fun." –Popmatters

"...Sexmob, the pugnacious four-piece effectively led by the trumpeter Steven Bernstein..." –The New York Times

Available Dates: July 1st to the 27th 2025 

* Representation only in Spain in collaboration with Saudades Tourneen, www.saudades.at 

KIRK KNUFFKE, cornet 

STOMU TAKEISHI, bass

BILL GOODWIN, drums

RAY ANDERSON, trombone

in Europe, AVAILABLE DATES: from July 18 to August 4th, First half of October, Second Half of November, First half of December 2025

JAMES BRANDON LEWIS, saxophone

ANTHONY PIROG, guitar

JOE LALLY, bass

BRENDAN CANTY, drums 

Joe Lally was onstage, playing at full throttle, when he realized that his band had found a true kindred spirit. It was the fall of 2021 and the Messthetics — the instrumental trio of Lally on bass, his former Fugazi bandmate Brendan Canty on drums and guitarist Anthony Pirog — were at Brooklyn venue the Bell House, digging into their uptempo riff workout “Serpent Tongue.” Joining them for the piece was a special guest, acclaimed jazz saxophonist James Brandon Lewis, making only his second cameo with the group after a drop-in at another New York show back in 2019. That first meeting had been a success, but this time, Lewis’ presence sparked something new.

Available dates: July 4-27th 2025

*Representation only in Spain in collaboration with Saudades Tourneen, www.saudades.at 

ZOH AMBA, saxophone

LEX KORTEN, piano 

CAROLINE MORTON, bass

MIGUEL MARCEL RUSSEL, drums

Sun Ensemble is the new project of Zoh Amba with pianist Lex Korten, bassist Caroline Morton and percussionist Miguel Marcel Russell. The project was conceived through a commission from Roulette 2023-2024. The Sun Quartet blends avant-garde, noise, and devotional hymns. Working together in energy and pushing to reach the highest places in sound and heart. 

Available Dates: July 2025

*Representation only in Spain in collaboration with Saudades Tourneen, www.saudades.at

DAVE DOUGLAS, trumpet.

JAMES BRANDON LEWIS, tenor sax.

TBC, guitar and electronics.

TBC, drums and electronics.

In Europe, AVAILABLE DATES: from September 25th to 28th, 2025

MARY HALVORSON, guitar

ADAM O'FARRILL, trumpet

JACOB GARCHIK, trombone 

PATRICIA BRENNAN, vibraphone

NICK DUNSTON, upright bass

TOMAS FUJIWARA, drums

Available Dates: July 11-27th / October 22nd to November 9th 2025. November 12th to 26th 2026. 

*Representation only in Spain in collaboration with Saudades Tourneen, www.saudades.at

DARIUS JONES, saxo 

Available dates First Half of July 2025, From January 30th to February 21st 2026

BRANDON SEABROOK - Guitar, Mandolin, Banjo
NAVA DUNKELMAN - Percussion, Glockenspiel, Voice
MARIKA HUGHES - Cello
EIVIND OPSVIK - Contra Bass
HENRY FRASER - Contra Bass
CHUCK BETTIS - Electronics, Voice
JOHN McCOWEN - Contrabass Clarinet, Bb clarinet, Alto and Bass Recorder
SAM OSPOVAT - Drum Set, Chromatic Thai Nipple Gongs, Vibraphone, Concert Chimes

In Europe, AVAILABLE DATES: from July 2nd to 13th 2025

STEVE COLEMAN, alto saxophone.