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Free Live Music: Rob Crozier and The Habit Jazz CollectiveLooking for live jazz in the Ann Arbor and Detroit area? We have you covered and the best part is that there is absolutely no cover.Lock this event into your local music calendar. Rob Crozier and the Habit Jazz Collective are bringing their energy, tight grooves, and improvisations to the stage. Led by bassist Rob Crozier, this collective blends classic jazz sensibilities with a modern, soulful twist.Whether you are a lifelong Michigan jazz fan or just looking for a cool local vibe to kick back with, this is the place to be. Live music with zero admission fee means you have a great opportunity to experience the talent thriving in the Detroit and Ann Arbor jazz scene.Hit the link below for full venue details and set times. Come out, support the venue, and keep the live groove alive!Need entertainment for your next private party, corporate function, or wedding? Rob Crozier and the Habit Jazz Collective are available for hire and ready to bring live music straight to your event.
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They filled the House with joy last December, and they’re coming back for more. Boogie-woogie and blues piano master Mark Lincoln Braun (Mr. B) returns to KCH with The Kerrytown Stompers, Ann Arbor’s own champions of traditional jazz, for a second helping of the electrifying, foot-stomping chemistry that had last year’s audience grinning ear to ear. Led by drummer and washboard player Pete Siers, the band features Dave Kosmyna (cornet), Alex Belhaj (guitar), and Chris Tabaczynski (bass saxophone) — a lineup of Michigan jazz veterans who play with the kind of easy authenticity that only comes from years on the bandstand together. From Mr. B’s thunderous left hand to the Stompers’ driving, joyful rhythms, this reunion promises another rollicking tour through early jazz and blues. If you caught them last year, you already know to get your tickets early. If you missed it, here’s your second chance to see two forces of Michigan’s jazz scene make magic together.