Sarasota's Jazz Scene Shines: Scotty Wright's Debut Concert This Fall!
Jazz singer Scotty Wright performs with his quintet on November 10, 2025, at Florida Studio Theatre, featuring timeless jazz standards.
Sarasota's Jazz Scene Shines: Scotty Wright's Debut Concert This Fall!
The vibrant world of jazz is poised to captivate audiences once again as the Scotty Wright Quintet takes the stage for their highly anticipated debut concert. Scheduled for Monday, November 10, 2025, this performance marks the start of the Fall Monday Night Jazz Cabaret Series at the renowned Florida Studio Theatre in Sarasota. Jazz singer Scotty Wright, a seasoned artist with over 30 years of experience, will lead the evening at the John C. Court Cabaret, where the doors will open at 6:30 PM for those looking to enjoy dinner and drinks prior to the show, which kicks off at 7:30 PM.
Joining Wright on stage will be a talented lineup of musicians: Pete Carney on saxophone, Chris Neville on piano, Paul Gormley on bass, and Mark DeRose on drums. This quintet promises to fuse spontaneity with precision, creating a unique sound through their improvisational artistry. Scotty Wright’s signature style is set to shine, characterized by a rich, relaxed tone and soulful, playful phrasing, drawing from a repertoire that encompasses classic jazz standards as well as some of his favorite songs from a beloved songwriter.
A Culinary and Musical Evening
The Scotty Wright Quintet’s concert, titled „Summer Leaves, Autumn’s Here,“ offers not only an enchanting musical experience but also a delightful culinary prelude. It’s important to note that while the doors open early for dining, the cost of food and beverages is not included in the ticket price. Tickets went on sale on September 1, so jazz aficionados and newcomers alike are encouraged to secure their spots for this enchanting evening.
For more information, music lovers can visit the official jazz club website at Jazz Club of Sarasota or explore more about Scotty Wright at ScottyWright.com. This performance adds to the rich tapestry of jazz music, which has a storied history dating back to its roots in New Orleans in the early 20th century. As noted by the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History, jazz has evolved dramatically over the years, interacting with various cultural influences and spawning numerous styles to create a musical form recognized as a vital part of America’s cultural heritage reports the Smithsonian.
Jazz music has transformed through the decades, moving from lively ensemble performances to the more intimate settings that shape today’s jazz experiences. The genre has always thrived on its performer-oriented nature, allowing musicians ample space for improvisation and individual expression, qualities that will undoubtedly be on full display during Wright’s performance. Through this concert, audiences will not only revel in the joy of live music but also embrace a tradition that continues to evolve.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to witness the magic unfold. After all, when it comes to jazz, there’s always something new waiting to be discovered!