Long Beach jazz, downtown to the harbor: the dim seven-nights-a-week Harvelle's, the rooftop Sky Room, Seal Beach's smooth-jazz Spaghettini, and the San Pedro listening rooms. Tables where the coast keeps the music playing.
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A dim, low-ceilinged offshoot of the Santa Monica original, pouring blues and jazz seven nights a week.
Pip’s Tip Seven nights a week downtown. Dim and low-ceilinged, blues as much as jazz, and it is the late option.
An elegant rooftop supper club in a 1920s landmark, pairing white-tablecloth dining with vintage-glamour jazz.
Pip’s Tip Weekends only, rooftop in a 1920s landmark. Same building as the steakhouse, so you can make one night of it.
A longtime smooth-jazz destination tied to Dave Koz, serving Italian dinners alongside national touring acts.
Pip’s Tip Most nights, and it is in Seal Beach rather than Long Beach proper. Smooth jazz with national touring acts, tied to Dave Koz.
A beloved dedicated jazz club drawing serious players, arguably the area's premier straight-ahead room.
An intimate listening room behind a music shop, hosting acclaimed jazz and world artists in concert-hall quiet.
A gritty, cash-friendly neighborhood dive with a devoted following and regular jazz, soul and eclectic nights.
A cozy nonprofit music hall in historic San Pedro programming jazz, blues and roots in a listening room.
The LBC's cocktail-and-live-soul room, with the hidden Exhibition Room speakeasy behind it.
Pip’s Tip Check the calendar for music nights. The Exhibition Room speakeasy is hidden behind it, so you can do both.
A dim, low-ceilinged institution pouring blues and jazz seven nights a week.
Jazz is one chapter of Pip's Lifestyle, find the lounges, whiskey bars, rooftops and the Domino Club below.
