The Fillmore Jazz Festival continues Sunday, July 5, 2026, with live jazz performances across the California Stage honoring Tony Bennett, the Sutter Stage honoring Miles Davis, and the Eddy Stage honoring John Coltrane. Browse the full artist lineup, performance schedule, and bios.
Pianist James Washington’s soulful improvisations invite you so deeply into his inner world that you leave with a deeper sense of your own.
The official choir of Oakland’s Black Joy Parade brings uplifting harmonies, gospel traditions, and the spirit of community to the Fillmore Jazz Festival.
DJ Bobby A hosts O’Farrell Plaza throughout the Fillmore Jazz Festival weekend, spinning an eclectic mix of jazz, soul, funk, R&B, and crowd favorites.
The Mood Swing Orchestra brings the golden age of swing to life with vibrant performances of classic big band music from the 1930s and 1940s. Featuring hits by legends like Count Basie and Duke Ellington.
Mario Solomon is a Bay Area jazz artist known for expressive, groove-driven performances rooted in jazz, blues, and soul. A regular on the Northern California scene, he brings a dynamic, tradition-meets-modern sound to the Fillmore Jazz Festival.
Ricardo Scales is a virtuoso pianist who has shaped San Francisco’s music scene for over four decades, seamlessly blending classical, jazz, gospel, and R&B into a distinctive sound that has made him a cultural institution in the Bay Area.
Featuring Kristen Strom, Tammy Hall, Ruth Davies, and Sylvia Cuenca, the RealTime Collective showcases some of the Bay Area’s most accomplished jazz musicians.
Guitarist Freddie Bryant leads Kaleidoscope West, blending jazz with global influences and original compositions in a program shaped by his wide-ranging musical work.
Lavay Smith fronts the Red Hot Skillet Lickers, presenting swing and blues inspired by the great vocalists and bands of the early jazz era.
Trumpeter and bandleader Mike Olmos leads his quartet and special guests, drawing on his experience as a performer, composer, and mentor to younger musicians.
