Boston live jazz music performances at Scullers #1 Jazz Club are listed as coming attractions below.

All Dinner & Show Package reservations must be made through the box office at 617-562-4111. Box Office Open 11am-6pm- Monday-Friday (Saturday & Sunday only when show scheduled.) Dinner & Show packages are non-refundable. All phone orders are subject to a $3 service charge per ticket. Click on an artist's name for printable details. July August September October Upcoming Artist Show Preview Buy Tickets > SCULLERS WILL BE CLOSED FOR A SUMMER BREAK JULY 1-23. SCULLERS WILL BE CLOSED FOR A SUMMER BREAK JULY 1-23. More > Buy Tickets > ED REED & the Peck Allmond Quartet Thursday July 24, 2008 Show: $22 Dinner & Show $67 Show: 8pm One year ago, against all odds, singer Ed Reed made his recording debut at the age of 78. The CD, Ed Reed Sings Love Stories, released on his own Blue Shorts label, was called "transporting" (Jazz Times) and "ravishing. . . the performance of a lifetime" (Stereophile); it "evokes More > Buy Tickets > ROY HAYNES QUARTET Friday-Saturday July 25-26, 2008 Show: $28 Dinner & Show: $73 Shows: 8pm & 10pm Roy Haynes is the pulse of legendary jazz. For over 60 years Roy Haynes has influenced and innovated, shaping some of the greatest recordings in jazz while his joyous drumming with the legends of the genre altered the very fabric and direction of jazz improvisation. More > Buy Tickets > ÉLAN TROTMAN Wednesday July 30, 2008 Show: $18 Dinner & Show: $63 Show: 8pm Élan Trotman is an outstanding saxophonist from the Island of Barbados. He left Barbados to attend music school in Boston, at the renowned Berklee College of Music. His smooth sounds can be compared to the likes of Grover Washington Jr. and Kirk Whalum. Elan has been featured at More > Buy Tickets > CHARLES McPHERSON Thursday July 31, 2008 Show: $20 Dinner & Show: $65 Show: 8pm Today, he is at the height of his powers. His playing combines passionate feeling with intricate patterns of improvisation. Throughout his four decades of being an integral performer of the music, Charles has not merely remained true to his BOP origins, but has expanded on them. More >

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