Luther Allison

Hes reamplifying the tradition of jazz piano and hes lifting up a legacy thats the foundation for many people -New York Times. Accomplished multi-instrumentalist Luther S. Allison has set himself apart as one of the most in-demand artists in jazz today. The Charlotte, North Carolina native is recognized for his blues-based, gospel inspired playing with deep roots in the tradition of bebop and soul music. Upon completion of his Masters in Music in 2019, Allison began a consistent international touring career on both instruments supporting the likes of Jazzmeia Horn, Helen Sung, Samara Joy, Rodney Whitaker, Etienne Charles, The Baylor Project, and Ulysses Owens Jr. Rated 4.5 stars by Downbeat, Allisons debut album, I Owe It All To You was described as a portrait of a straight-ahead pianist who seems to have no weak points in his arsenal - Downbeat. Allison is also featured as a sideman on numerous projects notably the GRAMMY Award Winning single, Tight, supporting vocalist Samara Joy. In addition to his work as a bandleader and sideman, Allison is a consummate educator and curator having operated as Adjunct Jazz Faculty (4 years) and Chair of the Percussion Department (2 years) at The Calhoun School in New York City. Moreover, Allison has curated, and music directed performances in conjunction with both the Louis Armstrong Museum and The National Jazz Museum in Harlem in New York, New York. As a composer, Allison has already begun to leave an indelible mark, leading to him being commissioned by Wynton Marsalis to compose an original work for the esteemed Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra. Alongside his achievements as a musician/composer/music director, Allison is featured as both an actor and recorded musician on Maggie Gylenhaals upcoming film The Bride, contributing on screen along with several recorded tracks for the film score. Luther Allison is a proud YAMAHA artist.

- Main Line: (212) 581-3080
- Box Office: (212) 581-3080

- Located at main entrance
- Valid photo ID required for pickup
- Arrive 30 minutes before showtime to collect tickets

- Limited street parking in Midtown Manhattan
- Nearby parking garages recommended
- Wilson Parking and Icon Parking nearby
- Average parking rates: $25-$40 per evening

- Limited wheelchair accessible seating
- Ground floor entrance available
- Contact venue in advance for specific accommodations
- ADA compliance confirmed

- Smart casual attire recommended
- No outside food or drinks
- Minimum age typically 18+
- Photography without flash permitted

- Most shows 21+
- Some all-ages matinee performances available
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by adult
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