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Montreal International Jazz Festival

Montreal International Jazz Festival

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Oct 9, 2026

Glenn CrossHOST
0:25
Today, as an established professional musician, Andrew still pays homage to the contributions of these two artists and his greatest personal influences.
Glenn CrossHOST
0:36
Andrew has performed and studied with notable artists including Esperanza Spalding, Barry Harris, John Patitucci, Brian Blade, Larnell Lewis, Terry Lynn Carrington, Pat LaBarbera, and Hilario Durant, just to name a few, and played at major festivals such as the Newport Jazz Festival, Monterey Jazz Festival, Panama Jazz Festival, Toronto Jazz Festival, and the Montreal International Jazz Festival,
Melanie MontourSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:04
among many others.
Glenn CrossHOST
1:06
an award-winning trumpeter, composer, educator, and recent master's graduate of the Berklee Global Jazz Institute, Andrew is a very well-respected Canadian musician.
speaker_1HOST
26:22
Did an incredible list.
speaker_0HOST
26:23
The United Nations, Carnegie Hall, the Montreal International Jazz Festival, the New Orleans Jazz Festival.
speaker_0HOST
26:30
I mean, these are the absolute pinnacles of live performance.
speaker_1HOST
26:33
They are.
Tom PowerHOST
21:58
There's a concert that's not in this collection that I wanted to ask about, Celine.
Tom PowerHOST
22:03
You said a show that was really special for you was a performance that Oscar did at the Montreal Jazz Festival in 2004 when he performed with Oliver Jones, who we sadly just lost.
Tom PowerHOST
22:14
Why does that concert stick out to you?
Celine PetersonGUEST
22:16
I think that concert in Montreal... for me personally there, I find something new in it every time I watch, every time I watch it.
Tara MintonHOST
3:50
Yeah, I mean, I agree with you.
Tara MintonHOST
3:52
I really love leaving music open until you get somebody like Muse headlining the Montreal Jazz Festival, and then that pisses me off.
SalomeaGUEST
4:01
I get that, yeah.
Tara MintonHOST
4:04
Not that I don't like Muse.
Tara MintonHOST
4:05
They're just supposed to be headlining the Montreal Jazz Festival.
SalomeaGUEST
4:12
Yeah, they're sad.
Tara MintonHOST
4:14
So you have a new album that's coming out very soon called Axis.
Glenn CrossHOST
0:25
Today, as an established professional musician, Andrew still pays homage to the contributions of these two artists and his greatest personal influences.
Glenn CrossHOST
0:36
Andrew has performed and studied with notable artists including Esperanza Spalding, Barry Harris, John Patitucci, Brian Blade, Larnell Lewis, Terry Lynn Carrington, Pat LaBarbera, and Hilario Durant, just to name a few, and played at major festivals such as the Newport Jazz Festival, Monterey Jazz Festival, Panama Jazz Festival, Toronto Jazz Festival, and the Montreal International Jazz Festival,
Melanie MontourSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:04
among many others.
Glenn CrossHOST
1:06
an award-winning trumpeter, composer, educator, and recent master's graduate of the Berklee Global Jazz Institute, Andrew is a very well-respected Canadian musician.
Kim KielHOST
2:29
Angine de Poitrine released their first album in 2024 and hit meteoric success in early 2026 after an appearance on the KEXP YouTube channel went viral.
Kim KielHOST
2:41
They won the Global Breakthrough Award from Billboard in June, and they recently made headlines for drawing the largest crowd Montreal Jazz Festival has seen since Stevie Wonder in 2009, which was close to 200,000 attendees.
Kim KielHOST
2:59
And earlier this week, they made their late-night TV debut on Jimmy Fallon.
Kim KielHOST
3:03
I'll drop links in the show notes to some of these performances.
George SmartHOST
62:16
And, you know, the incredible jazz scene in Montreal.
Karen MyattGUEST
62:20
Yeah, we're about to embark on another Montreal Jazz Festival, which I think is one of, if not the largest, one of the largest jazz festivals in the world.
Karen MyattGUEST
62:32
You just had Stacey Kent, I think she'll be here.
Karen MyattGUEST
62:35
But I mean, of course, it draws people from all over the world, but some of the acts are just...
Adam CaboGUEST
9:56
And also him just guesting with us.
Adam CaboGUEST
9:59
We actually took him out to Montreal Jazz Fest with us recently.
Zohar CaboGUEST
10:03
Opening for Marcus Miller.
Zohar CaboGUEST
10:04
It's opening for Marcus Miller.
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Sep 18 · 1 Mention

Bill HansonHOST
13:23
The tour began on May 11, 2008, in Fredericton, New Brunswick, and was extended until late 2010.
Bill HansonHOST
13:32
The schedule of the first leg in mid-2008 encompassed Canada and Europe, including performances at the Big Chill, the Montreal Jazz Festival, and on the Pyramid Stage at the 2008 Glastonbury Festival on June 29, 2008.
Bill HansonHOST
13:51
His performance in Glastonbury was hailed by many as the highlight of the festival and his performance of Hallelujah as the son received a rapturous reception and a lengthy ovation from a packed pyramid stage field.
Bill HansonHOST
14:06
He also played two shows in London's O2 Arena.
Joe KelleyHOST
22:34
I just want the Montreal...
Joe KelleyHOST
22:35
I think it was 2001 Montreal Jazz Festival.
Joe KelleyHOST
22:39
Montreux? No, no.
Joe KelleyHOST
22:40
Montreal up in Canada.

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