The High Society Band proudly presents a powerful tribute to one of the true architects of jazz, Sidney Becheta musician whose sound helped define the very language of early jazz.Long before the swing era took hold, Bechets bold, expressive voice on soprano saxophone cut through ensembles with an intensity and individuality that still feels modern today.Together, with special guest, acclaimed saxophonist Mark DeJong, the High Society Band will explore the energy, lyricism, and raw emotional power that made Bechet a foundational figure in jazz history. Expect an evening that captures both the spirit of New Orleans and the sophistication of early jazz innovationmusic that is at once historical and vibrantly alive.What to expectDoors at 1:00pm | Intermission | First come first serve general admission seating | Soft-seat row seating | Accessible seating available | Bar service | Paid underground parking is available on site || Get tickets early to avoid disappointment and/or increased admission price at the door-Visit edmontonjazz.com for more about the 2026 Edmonton International Jazz Festival. Support for the Edmonton International Jazz Festival is provided by TD Bank Group.
- Main Hotel: (780) 428-6608
- Jazz Club Direct Line: (780) 555-JAZZ (5299)
- Located at club's main entrance
- Open 1 hour before show time
- Reservation ID or photo ID required for ticket pickup
- Unclaimed tickets released 30 minutes before performance
- Complimentary parking for venue guests
- Hotel underground parking available
- Street parking within 2 blocks
- Accessible parking spaces near main entrance
- Wheelchair accessible stage area
- Designated seating for patrons with disabilities
- Companion seats available
- Staff assistance upon request
- No outside food or beverages
- Quiet conversation during performances
- Smart casual attire recommended
- No recording or photography during live sets
- Age 19+ after 8:00 PM
- Minors allowed until 8:00 PM with accompanying adult
- All audience members require ticket
- Recommended for ages 12 and older
- Quiet, well-behaved children welcome during early shows
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