Jordan Anderson, a dynamic jazz pianist at Cliff Bell’s
Available Friday, Saturday, Sunday June 13-15
Detroit’s jazz scene has a powerful new voice — and he’s ready to bring that energy to your viewers. Meet Jordan Anderson, a dynamic jazz pianist whose musical journey spans from the Twin Cities to Motown, and now to the national stage.
A winner of the Rubato International Piano Competition and a recent Stanford Jazz mentor-fellow, Jordan blends straight-ahead jazz with contemporary flair. Backed by his stellar piano trio, Jordan’s live performances are both soulful and electrifying — making him the perfect guest for a morning show music spotlight or weekend arts segment.
With his debut album dropping this spring and collaborations with Detroit’s top artists (including Vincent Chandler and Kasan Belgrave), Jordan is a name to watch.
He’s available for in-studio interviews, Zoom and performance, offering a taste of what’s to come on his record and insight into Detroit’s vibrant jazz renaissance.
Experience the Future of Jazz: Caleb Robinson & Reaching Live at Cliff Bell’s
Friday June 6th
Caleb Robinson and Reaching. Fusing neo-soul, jazz, gospel, and hip-hop, this genre-blending group delivers a sound that’s both spiritual and forward-thinking.
Led by drummer and visionary composer Caleb Robinson, Reaching is part of a new wave of artists reshaping modern jazz. Their emotionally charged performances and tight, improvisational energy are drawing comparisons to artists like Robert Glasper and Terrace Martin — and they’re doing it with a distinctly Detroit spirit.
We’d love to bring Caleb for an in-studio interview, Zoom or a preview performance and interview ahead of their upcoming show at Cliff Bell’s. It’s a great chance to spotlight Detroit’s rising music scene and the next generation of boundary-pushing talent.
Ragtime Reimagined: Banjo Revival Takes the Stage at Cliff Bell’s
Available in June
Ragtime Banjo Revival (RBR)is a bold cultural project that brings communities together through the joyful sounds of historical popular music. By reviving the lost art of ragtime banjo, RBR explores its deep roots in our shared musical past and asks, “Why ragtime, and why now?
Through vibrant performances and storytelling, RBR connects today’s audiences with the forgotten legacy of ragtime—highlighting its influence on music, culture, and identity. With curiosity and optimism, RBR educates, entertains, and fosters cultural appreciation across generations and backgrounds.
Catch RBR live during their upcoming series of performances at Detroit’s legendary Cliff Bell’s, where history, music, and community come together in perfect harmony.
