CLEARWATER JAZZ HOLIDAY’S
45^th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION!

Stage

Concertgoers Purchase Reserved Seats on the Green
or Enjoy the Festival from Several Areas
throughout the Park Open to the Public at NO Charge!

DAILY PRE-PARTY

This Year’s 45th Anniversary Celebration
also Features a Late Afternoon/Early Evening
Pre-Party with Music on Smaller Stages
Open to the Public at No Charge

PLAZA STAGE

POLYRHYTHMICS * STEELN’ PEACHES
JAZMIN GHENT * PETE CARNEY & ORANGE ALERT
JOHN C. O’LEARY III & TRACE ZACUR * FRIENDS OF FIL ORGAN TRIO
CJH YOUTH ALL-STAR JAZZ BAND hosted by FRANK WILLIAMS

PIER PARTY STAGE

HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL * THE FAMILY FUNK * LE JAZZ
CHILLTRONIC TAKEOVER WITH AUSTEN VAN DER BLEEK & JASK
CASTELLANO ALL-STARS ft. Tony Castellano, Hiram Hazley,
Ken Loomer, Tom Parmerter, Mark Gould & Joe Saunders
CJH YOUNG LIONS FESITVAL JAM hosted by Alex Malkovich

 

 

2024 LINEUP

Thursday, Oct 17th / 4pm Gates Open

Tampa Bay Times Stage
- 8:30pm - 10pm – Boney James
- 6:30pm - 8pm – Galactic Featuring Jelly Joseph

Visit St. Pete/Clearwater Plaza Stage - FREE
- 4:30pm - 6pm – Jazmin Ghent

Pier Party Stage - FREE
- 4:30pm - 6pm - CJH Young Lions Festival Jam Hosted by Alex Malkovich


Friday, Oct 18th / 4pm Gates Open

Tampa Bay Times Stage
- 9:30pm - 11pm – Cory Wong
- 7:30pm - 9pm – Tower of Power

Visit St. Pete/Clearwater Plaza Stage - FREE
- 5:30pm - 7pm - Pete Carney & Orange Alert
- 4:15pm - 5pm - John C. O'Leary lll & Trace Zacur

Pier Party Stage- - FREE
- 4:30pm - 7pm - CHILLtronic Takeover with Austen Van Der Bleek & Jask


Saturday, Oct 19th / 3pm Gates Open

Tampa Bay Times Stage
- 9:30pm - 11pm – Bruce Hornsby & The Noisemakers
- 7:30pm - 9pm – The USAF Academy Band Falconaires

Pier Party Stage - FREE
- 6pm - 7pm - Le Jazz
- 4:30pm - 5:30pm - Castellano All-Stars
- 3:15pm - 4pm - CJH Young Lions Collective

Visit St. Pete/Clearwater Plaza Stage - FREE
- 5:30pm - 7pm - Polyrhythmics
- 4:00pm - 5pm - CJH Youth All-Star Jazz Band Hosted by Frank Williams


Sunday, October 20th / 3:00pm Gates Open

Tampa Bay Times Stage
- 8:30pm - 10pm – St. Paul & The Broken Bones
- 6:30pm - 8pm – Mavis Staples

Visit St. Pete/Clearwater Plaza Stage - FREE
- 4:45pm - 6pm - Steeln' Peaches
- 3:15pm - 4:15pm - Friends of Fil Organ Trio

Pier Party Stage - FREE
- 5pm - 6pm - Have Gun, Will Travel
- 3:30pm - 4:30pm - The Family Funk



* Rain or Shine / NO REFUNDS
** Schedule / Artists Subject to Change and Cancellation
*** All Prices will Increase the Day of the Show

 

TICKETING OPTIONS

RESERVED & PREMIUM RESERVED SEATING

(Assigned Stage-Front Seat on the Green )

Reserved Seating - Sections #202, 203, 302 & 303: $45 - 60 + Fee

Premium Reserved Seating - Sections #202 & 203: $90 + Fee

Weekend ( Sat/Sun ) and 4 Day ( Thur/Fri/Sat/Sun ) Available

2 Day FLEX ( Thur/Fri/Sat/Sun )
2 Day FLEX Tickets Allow Purchaser to Select Desired Days and Desired Ticket Types
( Example: Friday VIP & Sunday Reserved )

Premium Reserved and Reserved Seating Area ticket holders have access to the restrooms located in The BayCare Sound

VIP RESERVED SEATING

( Assigned VIP Reserved Seat on the Green
in first few Stage-front Rows with VIP Hospitality Area Access )

The BEST reserved seats come with VIP Hospitality Area access with a catered VIP food offering
from Q Southern BBQ*, tickets to exchange for VIP Hospitality Area Beverages ( Beer, Wine, Soda, and Water )

VIP Reserved Seating / Single Day - Sections #102 & 103: $175 - $200 + Fee

Weekend ( Sat/Sun ) and 4 Day ( Thur/Fri/Sat/Sun ) Available

2 Day FLEX ( Thur/Fri/Sat/Sun )
2 Day FLEX Tickets Allow Purchaser to Select Desired Days and Desired Ticket Types
(Example: Friday VIP & Sunday Reserved )

*We cannot guarantee that food products are free from Allergens ( including dairy, eggs, soy, tree nuts, wheat, and others )
as we use shared equipment to store, prepare and serve food

VIP ticket holders have access to the restrooms located in The BayCare Sound

NOTE FOR VIP RESERVED TICKET PURCHASERS – VIP CREDENTIALS

Your VIP Reserved Seat Purchase Produces an Electronic Ticket

You Must Present Your Ticket at the WILL CALL TENT to Pick Up Your VIP Credentials,
which Will Allow You to Access our VIP Areas

PHOTO ID MATCHING NAME ON YOUR TICKET WILL BE REQUIRED FOR PICK-UP

NO CREDENTIALS WILL BE SHIPPED

You Must Enter the Reserved Seating Area at the VIP / RESERVED SEATING GATE located in Coachman Park’s large Green

A Clearwater Jazz Holiday Representative must approve any requests to reassign tickets – Please email info@clearwaterjazz.com

Attendees must be 21 years old with proper ID to receive a drink wristband

Please drink responsibly

Online VIP ticket sales will close October 16th at 5PM - After this time VIP Tickets will be available for purchase at the
WILL CALL / TICKET SALES AREA subject to availability

SUNSET BLUFF OVERLOOK SEATING

The Sunset Bluff is Located on the Large, Sloped Lawn Area
Overlooking the Green: FREE

This Area is Open to the Public on a First Come, First Served Basis

Blankets / Chairs ONLY Available in this Area

ADA SEATING

ADA is available in the SUNSET BLUFF OVERLOOK area: FREE

This Area is Open on a First Come, First Served Basis

ADA seating is available for purchase in Sections #203 and #303 at the Reserved Price Level: $45 - $90 + Fee

ADA VIP Seating is available for purchase in Section #103: $175 - $200 + Fee

please email info@clearwaterjazz.com for details

Corporate Partner Packages and Special Group Sales

There are unique ways for your company or special group to enjoy the festival including a Group VIP Hospitality Experience

For additional information on Corporate Packages or Special Group Sales email info@clearwaterjazz.com

 

CLEARWATER JAZZ HOLIDAY FOUNDATION, INC. IS A QUALIFIED 501(c ) (3 ) NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION. CONSULT YOUR TAX ADVISOR. YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE TO THE AMOUNT ALLOWED BY LAW. A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES ONLINE AT WWW.FLORIDACONSUMERHELP.COM OR BY CALLING TOLL-FREE WITHIN THE STATE 1-800-HELP-FLA (1-800-435-7352 ) . REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. FLORIDA REGISTRATION # CH15231

Is the 45^th Clearwater Jazz Holiday a paid admission event?

We celebrate 45 years with a “Back to our Roots” theme October 17-20, 2024. The festival will feature the main stage concerts back on the large green in Coachman Park. Reserved seats are available for purchase and several areas are also open to the public at no charge harkening back to yesteryear, including beer gardens, the large bluff lawn overlooking the green ( where blankets and lawn chairs are welcome ) and new, smaller side stages. Please see below for more details including prohibited items.

Do I need tickets?

Several tiers of reserved seating located on the large green in Coachman Park are available for purchase. Reserved seating tiers include Reserved Seating, Premium Reserved Seating, and VIP/Reserved Seating ( reserved seating with VIP area access )

Reserved seating tickets are available to purchase online at www.clearwaterjazz.com. Purchase Tickets NOW! Phone orders can be processed by contacting the ETIX Box Office 1-800-514-3849.

Please call the CJH office ( 727-461-5200 ) for sponsorship inquiries, special VIP package sales, and other inquiries or email info@clearwaterjazz.com.

Do I need tickets if I do not plan to sit on the large green in the reserved seating area?

The reserved seating area on the large green is the best vantage point to enjoy the concerts on the main stage. However, tickets are not needed to enter Coachman Park – only to access the reserved seating area on the large green. There is limited open seating on the large bluff lawn overlooking the green at no charge to the general public ( “Sunset Bluff Overlook” ) . The Sunset Bluff Overlook is available on a first come, first served basis and is expected to fill up quickly. Personal blankets ( 6x8 ) and lawn chairs are permitted on the Sunset Bluff Overlook ONLY – not in the reserved seating area or otherwise on the green or in the other areas of Coachman Park. Please also see prohibited items section below.

All festival attendees have access to two smaller stages located in Coachman Park’s lower plaza and pier as well as several vendor, food and bar areas – all open to the public at no charge with no tickets required. However, blankets and lawn chairs are not permitted in these other areas which are standing room only with some free festival seating and high tops provided. Personal blankets ( 6x8 ) and lawn chairs are ONLY permitted on the Sunset Bluff Overlook.

Do I need to bring a chair?

Seats are provided if you purchased a reserved seat and personal chairs and blankets are not permitted in the reserved seating area.

There is limited open seating on the Sunset Bluff Overlook at no charge to the general public available on a first come, first served basis. This area is expected to fill up quickly. Personal blankets ( 6x8 ) and lawn chairs, folding chairs, camp chairs, and the like are permitted on the Sunset Bluff Overlook ONLY – not in the reserved seating area or otherwise on the green or in the other areas of Coachman Park. Please also see prohibited items section below.

All festival attendees also have access to two smaller stages located in Coachman Park’s lower plaza and pier as well as several vendor, food and bar areas – all open to the public at no charge with no tickets required. However, blankets and lawn chairs are not permitted in these other areas which are standing room only with some free festival seating and high tops provided.

Can I bring in my own food or drinks?

No. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Festival food vendors will offer a variety of food options and soda, water, beer and wine are available for purchase.

While Clearwater Jazz Holiday is a cashless event, some vendors may accept cash.

Can I bring my pet?

Domestic animals, excluding service animals, are not permitted at Coachman Park at Clearwater Jazz Holiday as it is a programmed event. Please email info@clearwaterjazz.com or call 727-461-5200. Special accommodations in the Reserved Seating Area, (i.e. aisle seats, space for a service animal, etc. ) should be requested at the time of purchase. Availability is limited. Please contact us early.

Tickets are not needed to enter Coachman Park – only to access the Reserved Seating Area on the large green. There is limited open seating on the large bluff lawn overlooking the green at no charge to the general public ( “Sunset Bluff Overlook” ) . The Sunset Bluff Overlook is available on a first come, first served basis and is expected to fill up quickly. Personal blankets ( 6x8 ) and lawn chairs are permitted on the Sunset Bluff Overlook ONLY – not in the Reserved Seating Area or in the other areas of Coachman Park. Please also see prohibited items section below. Service Animals only are allowed in Coachman Park during the Clearwater Jazz Holiday.

All festival attendees have access to two smaller stages located in Coachman Park’s lower plaza and pier as well as several vendor, food and bar areas – all open to the public at no charge with no tickets required. However, blankets and lawn chairs are not permitted in these other areas which are standing room only with some free festival seating and high tops provided. Service Animals only are allowed in this area.

Reserved Seating Area on the large green. The event supports the rights and attendance of all persons with disabilities that rely on the special skills of a trained service animal to access the Reserved Seating Area. The event does not support pets being misrepresented by their owners as service animals, when they are not. Florida law defines a service animal as “any dog or miniature horse that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability. A miniature horse must be no more than 38 inches in height and no more than 100 pounds in weight. The work or tasks performed by a service animal must be directly related to the handler’s disability.” Emotional support or comfort animals are not considered service animals under the ADA and therefore are not allowed. Please note that all service dogs and miniature horses, including those from out of state are required to have a valid rabies certificate. Please email info@clearwaterjazz.com or call 727-461-5200 for special accommodations in the Reserved Seating Area.

While in Coachman Park during the Clearwater Jazz Holiday, service animals must be harnessed, leashed or always tethered, unless special circumstances exist. A guest whose service animal poses a threat to the safety of other guests and employees or whose animal is not house broken, may be asked to escort the animal off the premises.

Can I purchase ADA accessible seating in the reserved seating area?

ADA tickets in every price range are available for purchase by calling the ETIX box office 1-800-514-3849 to place an order. Please make sure you purchase accessible seating when you order tickets. We strive to ensure that all of our guests have a great experience. If you need additional assistance while you are at the festival, please make sure you let us know by asking a festival volunteer or staff member. You may also reach out to our office with any questions 727-461-5200 or info@clearwaterjazz.com. Follow this link to Information about Accessible and Handicap Parking in Clearwater and see the Parking & Getting to Coachman Park section on this page.

How can I volunteer?

Please register as a volunteer at www.clearwaterjazz.com. The volunteer registration opens late July or early August. In the meantime, please email volunteer@clearwaterjazz.com so we know you are interested in volunteering. We will add you to our volunteer list and keep you informed. When the volunteer section opens, you will create a Username & Password to log into the system, and select dates, times and volunteer areas of service, which you can manage at any time by logging back into the system.

How do I obtain a Media Credential?

CLICK HERE to review the Media Credential application process. All media requests must be sent to media@clearwaterjazz.com.

The festival will feature the main stage concerts back on the large green in Coachman Park. Reserved seats are available for purchase and several areas are also open to the public at no charge harkening back to yesteryear, including beer gardens, the large bluff lawn overlooking the green ( where blankets and lawn chairs are welcome ) and new, smaller side stages. Please see below for more details including prohibited items and click on the map for a larger version. The map is not to scale.

The reserved seating area on the large green is the best vantage point to enjoy the concerts on the main stage. However, tickets are not needed to enter Coachman Park – only to access the reserved seating area on the large green. There is limited open seating on the large bluff lawn overlooking the green at no charge to the general public ( “Sunset Bluff Overlook” ) . The Sunset Bluff Overlook is available on a first come, first served basis and is expected to fill up quickly. Personal blankets ( 6x8 ) and lawn chairs are permitted on the Sunset Bluff Overlook ONLY – not in the reserved seating area or otherwise on the green or in the other areas of Coachman Park. Please also see prohibited items section below.

All festival attendees have access to two smaller stages located in Coachman Park’s lower plaza and pier as well as several vendor, food and bar areas – all open to the public at no charge with no tickets required. However, blankets and lawn chairs are not permitted in these other areas which are standing room only with some free festival seating and high tops provided. Personal blankets ( 6x8 ) and lawn chairs are ONLY permitted on the Sunset Bluff Overlook.

The City of Clearwater’s Visit Coachman Park Page is a great resource for information about Coachman Park, Directions and Parking.

Coachman Park’s address is 300 Cleveland Street, Clearwater, FL 33757.

Here is a direct link to the City’s Getting Here & Finding Parking page with links to Directions, Alternate Transportation (boat, ferry, trolley, bike, bus, or rideshare ) , and Accessible & Handicap Parking.

Alternatively, this is a Google link with Directions to Coachman Park.

Parking & Transportation Tips

Plan ahead for parking. Park on-street in downtown or at one of the following larger lots or garages:

-Lot 11, 224 Pierce Street (153 spaces, close to the event and $2 until 6 p.m. )
-Pinellas County Parking Garage, 310 Court St. (498 spaces )
-Garden Avenue Garage, 28 N Garden Ave. (255 spaces )
-Municipal Services Building Garage,100 S Myrtle Ave. (283 spaces )
-Grass Lot, 704 Court St. (150 spaces )
-Pierce Street Lot, 200 S. Osceola Ave. (118 spaces )

All city of Clearwater parking lots and garages are free on the weekend (except for Lot 11. Private lots may charge for admission.

Please follow this link for a Full List of Lots and Garages in downtown and a map view of their locations.

Consider the following modes of Alternate Transportation:

-Clearwater Ferry - provides a safe waterborne transportation experience in a fun, fast and reliable method to and from Coachman Park, Clearwater Beach and Dunedin.

-Jolley Trolley or PSTA - hop off at the Park Street Terminal.

-Arrive by Boat - over 126 first-come, first-served, free mooring spaces. Available 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. with a 4-hour mooring limit.

-Bike to Coachman Park - via the nearby Memorial Causeway Trail or Pinellas Trail. There are multiple bike racks to secure your bicycle in the park.

-Rideshare is always a great options. Specific festival drop-off and pick-up locations will be posted here closer to the festival.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO: 45TH CLEARWATER JAZZ HOLIDAY

What Not to Bring - Please Leave the Following Items at Home:

-Outside food or beverage (Food and beverage vendors will be available on-site during event )  
-Tents, pop-up tents
-Umbrellas
-Coolers
-Oversized Bags larger than 20x20x10
-Smoking or vaping
-Alcohol or illegal drugs
-Glass containers, cans, and aluminum bottles, Camelbacks
-Fireworks, fire starters, or open flames
-Lasers, strobe lights, air horns, noise makers
-Confetti, glitter, balloons
-Professional audio, photography (with detachable lenses ) and video equipment are PROHIBITED
-Selfie sticks 
-Drones
-Unauthorized vending of any kind
-Unauthorized solicitations, handbills, sampling, giveaways, etc.
-Weapons of any kind and other dangerous or hazardous devices or substances

Official Policies

-All sales are final; NO refunds or exchanges for any reason.

-All artists, set times and stages are subject to change and cancellation. All advertised acts have confirmed their appearance at the festival. However, acts are subject to change without notice and refunds will not be issued due to artist cancellations.

-The event takes place rain or shine. The event may be delayed, postponed, or canceled depending on the severity of the weather. If severe weather becomes a threat and we need to interrupt programming, stage announcements will be made regarding safety procedures. We will also post updates on social media ( Facebook - /CLEARWATERJAZZ; Instagram - @CLEARWATERJAZZ ) and email ticket purchasers. Programming will resume when deemed safe. Click here for the latest weather in Clearwater.

-All persons, bags and personal items are subject to inspection at the event. Please review prohibited items. Venue security and law enforcement are located throughout the festival area to ensure a safe and secure environment. Please do not hesitate to contact our onsite volunteers and staff if any assistance is needed.

-If you experience odd behavior or see something you know shouldn’t be somewhere, say something. Report suspicious behavior to any security, staff, volunteer, or medical team member.

-Guests are expected to behave respectfully and in accordance with festival event policy, state and local laws. Any guest that is acting in a manner that festival organizers deems unsafe can be subject to eviction. If a guest violates a state or local law they will be subject to any tickets or punishment deemed necessary by local law enforcement.

-Clearwater Jazz Holiday reserves the right to deny entry to any guest for any reason.

-Any ticket holder who directly or indirectly interferes with the enjoyment of the event may be asked to leave the event and may be subject to arrest and prosecution by State/Local Authorities.

-Smoking is prohibited.

-All are welcome at Clearwater Jazz Holiday regardless of race, color, national origin, gender, gender identity, gender presentation, sexual orientation, age, body size, disability, appearance, religion, citizenship or pregnancy. We have a zero-tolerance policy for discrimination or harassment of any kind.

*These policies are not all-inclusive and may be amended at any time*

 

CLEARWATER JAZZ HOLIDAY FOUNDATION, INC. IS A QUALIFIED 501( c ) ( 3 ) NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION. CONSULT YOUR TAX ADVISOR. YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE TO THE AMOUNT ALLOWED BY LAW. A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES ONLINE AT WWW.FLORIDACONSUMERHELP.COM OR BY CALLING TOLL-FREE WITHIN THE STATE 1-800-HELP-FLA ( 1-800-435-7352 ) . REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. FLORIDA REGISTRATION # CH15231

 

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CLEARWATER JAZZ HOLIDAY
HISTORICAL DATES AND MUSIC ARTISTS

NUMBER	YEAR/DATES	ARTIST(S )
1st Annual	Oct 24 – Nov 2, 1980	Woody Herman
2nd Annual	Oct 23 – Nov 1, 1981	Buddy Rich
3rd Annual	Oct 26 – 31, 1982	Dizzy Gillespie
4th Annual	Oct 20 – 30, 1983	Herbie Mann
5th Annual	Oct 18 – 21, 1984	Dave Brubeck, Richie Cole
6th Annual	Oct 17 – 20, 1985	Count Basie Orchestra, Mose Allison
7th Annual	Oct 16 – 19, 1986	Stan Getz, Ramsey Lewis, Michel Petrucciani
8th Annual	Oct 15 – 18, 1987	Nancy Wilson, Dirty Dozen,The Roy Meriwether Trio, Phil Woods, Tito Puente, Rare Silk
9thAnnual	Oct 13 – 16, 1988	Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Maynard Ferguson, McCoy Tyner
10th Annual	Oct 19 – 22, 1989	Poncho Sanchez, Sonny Rollins, Bobby Enriquez
11th Annual	Oct 18 – 21, 1990	Houston Persons/Etta Jones, Tuck & Patti
12th Annual	Oct 17 – 20, 1991	Ramsey Lewis, Ernie Watts Quartet, New York Voices
13th Annual	Oct 15 – 18, 1992	Nat Adderly, Tuck & Patti
14th Annual	Oct 14 – 17, 1993	Bela Fleck & The Fleckstones, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Arturo Sandoval with Ernie Watts
15thAnnual	Oct 13 – 16, 1994	Chuck Mangione, The Rippingtons, Hiroshima, Arturo Sandoval, Acoustic Alchemy
16th Annual	Oct 19 – 22, 1995	Spyro Gyra, Acoustic Alchemy, Michel Camilo
17th Annual	Oct 13 – 16, 1996	Tito Puente, Stephan Grappelli, Keiko Matsui, Herbie Mann
18thAnnual	Oct 16 – 19, 1997	Diane Schurr, Boney James, The Rippingtons, Al Dimeola
19th Annual	Oct 15 – 18, 1998	Count Basie Orchestra, Etta James, Kevin Mahogany, Stanley Clarke
20th Annual	Oct 9 – 10, & 14 – 17, 1999	Earl Klugh, Freddy Cole, T.S. Monk, David Benoit, Jason Marsalis, Tom Scott & LA Express, Michael Franks, Tito Puente, Dizzy Tribute, Patti Austin, Spyro Gyra, Oleta Adams
21st Annual	Oct 1 – 22, 2000	Dee Dee Bridgewater, Stanley Clarke, Yellowjackets, Patti Austin, Monty Alexander, Oleta Adams, Terence Blanchard
22nd Annual	Oct 18 – 22, 2001	Jane Monheit, Nnenna Freelon, Boney James, Los Hombres Caliente, Poncho Sanchez
23rd Annual	Oct 17 – 20, 2002	The Chick Corea Elektric Band, Lou Rawls, Jonathon Butler, A Tribute to Jobim, James Moody with Marlena Shaw
24th Annual	Oct 16 – 19, 2003	Kim Waters, Chuck Loeb and Jeff Kashiwa, Paquito D’Rivera’s Brazilian Dream featuring New York Voices; Jon Cleary, Lizz Wright, Herbie Hancock
25th Annual	Oct 14 – 17, 2004	Allon Sams, Rick Braun, Big Z & The SophistiKatz, Victor Wooten, Branford Marsalis, Pepper & Fine Thyme, Tony Vacca & World Rhythms, Dan Moretti, Chris Botti, The Neville Brothers, Nate Najar Quartet, Uptown Vocal Jazz Quartet, Adela Dalto, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
26th Annual	Oct 13 – 16, 2005	Fred Johnson, Brian Culbertson featuring Eric Darius, ABCD with Billy Norris, Nestor Torres, Trio! (Stanley Clarke, Bela Fleck & Jean-Luc Ponty ) , Les Sabler & Citiheat, Sakesho with Andy Narell, Rayford Griffin, Koko Taylor, Boney James, Coolie Family Gospel Singers, Liquid Soul, Ramsey Lewis Trio, Irvin Mayfield and the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra
27th Annual	Oct 19 – 22, 2006	Kenny Drew Jr. Quartet, Kenny G, Bossacucanova, Mindi Abair, Richard Elliot, Valerie Gillespie, Jose Valentino Ruiz, Jazz to the Maxx, John Pizzarelli, Manhattan Transfer, Chuck Owen & The Jazz Surge, Don Byron Ivey-Divey Trio with Edward Simon & Billy Hart, Buckwheat Zydeco, Cherry Poppin' Daddies
28th Annual	Oct 18 – 21, 2007	Air Force Band Falconaires, George Benson, Ray & Friends, Jazz Surge with Chuck Owen, Summer Storm with Norman Brown, Peabo Bryson, Jeff Lorber & Marion Meadows, Michael Ross Quartet, Brian Bromberg, Arturo Sandoval, Medeski Martin & Wood, Hendrick Meurkens Samba, Lynne Arriale Trio, Joe Grandsen Quartet, Natalie Cole
29th Annual	Oct 16 – 19, 2008	BK Jackson, Kyle Eastwood Band, Tony Bennett, Karen Benjey, Stefon Harris & Blackout, Joe Sample, David Sanborn, Ken Loomer Big Band, Grace Kelly Quintet, Brubeck Brothers Quartet, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, The Venturas, Eldar Djangirov Trio, Joey DeFrancesco Trio, Patti Austin
30th Annual	Oct 15 – 18, 2009	Tom Brantley Collective, Mike MacArthur & Nate Najar, Al Jarreau, The Organic Trio, Joe Baione Quartet, Nicole Henry, Chris Botti, Gumbi Ortiz & the Latino Projekt, Les Sabler, Clearwater Jazz Holiday 30th Anniversary ETREME Tribute, Boney James, Marcus Roberts Trio, Brian Bromberg, The Neville Brothers
31st Annual	Oct 14 – 17, 2010	Jarred Armstrong, Little Feat, Dr. John & The Lower 911, The Organic Trio, Kyle Wolverton, Norman Brown with Brenda Russell & Jessy J, O Som Do Jazz & Helios Orchestra, Sean Chambers, Level 10, Tizer, Soulive, Mark Barrios, Jonathan Fritzen, Eric Darius & Lalah Hathaway
32nd Annual	Oct 13 - 16, 2011	Kevin Eubanks, Trombone Shorty, Brian Culbertson, Maceo Parker, Christian McBride & Inside Straight, Dianne Reeves
33rd Annual	Oct 18 – 21, 2012	Bonnie Raitt, The Avett Brothers, Mindi Abair & Friends featuring Jeff Golub & David Pack, Esperanza Spalding
34th Annual	Oct 17 – 20, 2013	Chicago, Lisa Casalino, The Ries Brothers, Gumbi Ortiz & New Groove City, Jane Monheit, Paul Brown & Larry Carlton, Chris Godber, Acme Jazz Garage with Belinda Womack, Level 10, Average White Band, Tower of Power, Have Gun, Will Travel, Lake Street Dive, Amos Lee & Brandi Carlile
35th Annual	October 16 - 19, 2014	Earth, Wind & Fire, Buster Cooper Quartet, Changing Keys, Spyro Gyra, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Theo Valentin, Al Downing Jazz All Stars, Dr John & the Nite Trippers, Marcia Ball, Terrance Simien, Belinda Womack, Julie Black, Tomkats Jazz Orchestra, Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros, Trombone Shorty, Spirit Family Reunion, Crash
36th Annual	October 15-18, 2015	Sheryl Crow, The Avett Brothers, Gladys Knight, The O'Jays, Buddy Guy, Gloria West & The Gents, The James Suggs Quintet with Dave Styrker, Poncho Sanchez & His Latin Band, Mindi Abiar & The Boneshakers, Jack Wilkins Blue & Green Project, Phill Fest, Nicole Henry, Big Sam's Funky Nation, Quesbe Sisters, Langhorn Slim & The Law
37th Annual	October 13-16, 2016	UB40, Kool & The Gang, Grace Potter, Commodores, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, Bach to the Future featuring the Silverman Brothers, Crescent City Dream featuring Dwayne White, Flow Tribre, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Show Biz Kids Steely Dan Tribute & Event Band, Fred Johnson Quartet featuring Cliff Downs, Brian Bromberg Full Circle Band, The Mavericks, The Ries Brothers, The Lone Bellow & Houndmouth
38th Annual	October 19-22, 2017	Kenny Loggins, Michael McDonald, The Avett Brothers, Scott Bradlee's Post Modern Jukebox, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, The Temptations, The Four Tops, Anderson East, The James Hunter Six, Jon Cleary, Jason Miles Presents "Celebrating the Music of Weather Report" featuring Jeff Coffin & Carter Beauford (of The Dave Mathews Band ) , Theo Croker, Shaun Martin, Mino Cinelu, Gerald Veasley & Karen Briggs, Honey Island Swamp Band, La Lucha featuring Jeff Rupert & Marty Morell, Helios Jazz Orchestra, Mama's Batch, Alex Harris & Band, Erica DiCeglie
39th Annual	October 18-21, 2018	The Doobie Brothers, George Thorogood & The Destroyers, JJ Grey & Mofro, The Devil Makes Three, Morris Day & The Time, Sheila E., Karl Denson's Tiny Universe - Eat a Bunch of Peaches, Marcus Miller, Lao Tizer Band featuring Chieli Minucci, Karen Briggs & Nelson Rangell, Mindi Abair & The Boneshakers, Danny Kusz, Adam Hawley, Alex Harris, Greg Billings Band, Betty Fox Brass Band, Clearwater Jazz Collective featuring La Lucha, Thomas Carabasi, Jeremy Carter, Valerie Gillespie, John Lamb, Mark Moultrup, Nate Najar, Larue Nickelson, Gumbi Ortiz, Jamie Perlow, James Suggs and Butch Thomas
40th Annual	October 17-20, 2019	Chicago, Alison Krauss, Boyz II Men, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Yonder Mountain String Band, Robert Randolph & The Family Band, The Soul Rebels, Marcia Ball, Parsonsfield, Polyrhythmics, 40th Anniversary Tribute to Jazz Vocalists featuring Karen Benjey, Erica DiCeglie, Valerie Gillespie, Fred Johnson, Theo Valentin, Belinda Womack & La Lucha, Jazmin Ghent, Ashley Smith & The Random Occurence, Gloria West and The Gents, University of Miami's Frost Jazz Ensemble featuring Dafnis Prieto, Ruth Eckerd Hall/Clearwater Jazz Holiday Youth Jazz Band with special guest Dafnis Prieto, Clearwater Jazz Holiday's Young Lions Jazz Master Sessions featuring James Suggs
42nd Annual	October 14-17, 2021	Kool & The Gang, Snarky Puppy, Gloria Gaynor, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Lettuce, Ariella, Gumbi Ortiz & The Electrik Renedevous, Eric Marienthal featuring The Sliverman Brothers, Gloria West and The Gents, Special EFX All-Stars, Jason Miles Presents to Grover with Love, Joe Marcinek Band, Lemon City Trio, Lucy Woodward and Dustbowl Revival
43rd Annual	October 14-16, 2022	Charlie Wilson, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, Gov't Mule + Old Crow Medicine Show, St. Paul & the Broken Bones, The War & Treaty, Average White Band, Dumpstaphunk, Justin-Lee Schultz, The Champ Jaxon Band
44th Annual	October 19-22, 2023	The Beach Boys with Good Vibrations Orchestra, Gladys Knight, Kenny Wayne Shephard, Gipsy Kings, Trampled By Turtles, Los Lobos, Christone "Kingfish" Ingram, Average White Band, Dustbowl Revial, Preservation Hall Band, Grace Kelly, Joey Alexander, Ghost-Note, Tom Braxton, Tomkatz Jazz Orchestra, Roosevelt Collier, Daniela Soledade with Nate Najar Quartet, Latin Jazz Knights, Scone Cash Players, Electric Piquete, POCKiT, John O'Leary/Trace Zacur & Friends