“To jazz or not to jazz, there is no question!”
— Louis Armstrong
There certainly is no question that the desert will be the place to be for jazz on February 24th and 25th, 2024. The Palm Springs International Jazz Festival is thrilled to announce a spectacular line up for 2024: Herb Alpert and Lani Hall, The Cookers, Veronica Swift, Taj Mahal and Sona Jobarteh. The VIP pass includes all performances and an elegant jazz dinner at Smoke Tree Ranch.
“If you have to ask what jazz is, you'll never know.”
— Louis Armstrong
Featured Artists
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Herb Alpert and Lani Hall
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The Cookers
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Veronica Swift
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Taj Mahal and Sona Jobarteh
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The 2024 Festival was spectacular
Thank you to all the artists for giving us fabulous shows. Your talent, warmth, passion and energy has imprinted our souls. We can still feel the beats and thank you for lovely memories to treasure.
Thank you to all the attendees for supporting the festival. It is because of you we can fulfill our mission to foster an appreciation for Jazz through performance and education.
Stay tuned for festival highlights and update on the 2025 Palm Springs International Jazz Festival.
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Saturday, February 24, 2024
Learn moreTwo legendary performers open this year’s Palm Springs International Jazz Festival.
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Sunday, February 25, 2024
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VIP ALL ACCESS
Learn MoreTickets to all four shows Sat & Sun. A limited number of VIP All access passes are available, which guarantee preferred seating for all four concerts, plus tickets for a sit down private dinner at Smoke Tree Ranch on Sunday, February 25.
5-7:00 pm
Smoke Tree Ranch dinner with music by the Lance Conrad Trio
Veronica Swift
“She has a miraculous voice, musical ability and technique, as well as an innate gift for entertaining a crowd.”
— Wall Street Journal
Taj Mahal and Sona Jobarteh
“...brims with both jazz eloquence and blues power.”
— Blues Rock Review