Phoenix jazz, Roosevelt Row to Old Town: the nonprofit listening room The Nash, Scottsdale's hidden Kazimierz, the retro Womack, and the midtown roadhouses Rhythm Room and Char's. Tables where the Valley's players are heard.
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A nonprofit listening room named for drummer Lewis Nash, the region's premier dedicated jazz club.
Pip’s Tip Thursday to Sunday only. Nonprofit listening room named for Lewis Nash, and it is the serious room in the region.
A speakeasy-style wine bar behind an unmarked door with intimate nightly jazz and standards.
Pip’s Tip Nightly, behind an unmarked door in Old Town. Speakeasy-style wine bar, so look for the entrance rather than a sign.
A retro 1970s-inspired cocktail lounge and supper club with live jazz and soul.
Pip’s Tip Sets nightly in the Melrose District. Retro 1970s supper club, jazz and soul, and the room is the whole aesthetic.
A longtime cozy roadhouse spotlighting blues, jazz and R&B acts most nights of the week.
A beloved blues-and-jazz roadhouse hosting touring and local acts for over three decades.
An intimate 300-seat theater at the Musical Instrument Museum booking acclaimed jazz artists year-round.
A bungalow craft-beer bar with free nightly sets, a longtime home for local jazz.
The nonprofit listening room named for drummer Lewis Nash, the region's premier dedicated jazz club.
Jazz is one chapter of Pip's Lifestyle, find the lounges, whiskey bars, rooftops and the Domino Club below.
