Seats are assigned by date of purchase. Tickets purchased the night of the show at the door will be seated first come, first served at remaining tables.
Groups larger than 8 must purchase a group package at regattabar@charleshotel.com or by calling 617-661-5099.
Fri Mar 27 2026
7:30 PM (Doors 7:00 PM)
$35.97 - $47.61
All Ages
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Gerald Clayton
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Gerald Clayton
Jazz
Seven-time GRAMMY nominated pianist-composer and Blue Note Artist Gerald Clayton searches for honest expression in every note. An alumnus of Los Angeles County High School for the Arts, USC’s Thornton School of Music and the Manhattan School of Music, Clayton won second place in the Monk Institute of Jazz Piano Competition in 2006. For the following decade, he toured globally both as a band leader and special guest sideman to critical and commercial acclaim.
In 2016, Duke University commissioned Clayton’s evening-length composition Piedmont Blues which featured a mixed media performance of critical acclaim. Clayton received a commission from Los Angeles County Museum of Art in 2019 to compose a musical pendant for artist Charles White’s “5 Great American Negroes” mural spotlighting race and racial tensions with the project White Cities: A Musical Tribute to Charles White. In 2020, Clayton scored Sam Pollard’s award-winning documentary film MLK/FBI.
Throughout his career, Clayton has also collaborated with such distinctive artists as *Bill Frisell, Roy Hargrove, Dianne Reeves, John Scofield,* and legendary band leader *Charles Lloyd* among many others. He currently serves as Director of Next Generation Jazz Orchestra and has served as Musical Director for Monterey Jazz Festival On Tour and the more recent Blue Note 85th Anniversary Tour. In April 2025, Blue Note records is set to release “Ones & Twos” Clayton’s highly anticipated album featuring *Elena Pinderhughes, Joel Ross, Marquis Hill, Kendrick Scott* and *Kassa Overall*.
$35.97 - $47.61 All Ages
Seats are assigned by date of purchase. Tickets purchased the night of the show at the door will be seated first come, first served at remaining tables.
Groups larger than 8 must purchase a group package at regattabar@charleshotel.com or by calling 617-661-5099.
Groups larger than 8 must purchase a group package at regattabar@charleshotel.com or by calling 617-661-5099.
Gerald Clayton
Jazz
Seven-time GRAMMY nominated pianist-composer and Blue Note Artist Gerald Clayton searches for honest expression in every note. An alumnus of Los Angeles County High School for the Arts, USC’s Thornton School of Music and the Manhattan School of Music, Clayton won second place in the Monk Institute of Jazz Piano Competition in 2006. For the following decade, he toured globally both as a band leader and special guest sideman to critical and commercial acclaim.
In 2016, Duke University commissioned Clayton’s evening-length composition Piedmont Blues which featured a mixed media performance of critical acclaim. Clayton received a commission from Los Angeles County Museum of Art in 2019 to compose a musical pendant for artist Charles White’s “5 Great American Negroes” mural spotlighting race and racial tensions with the project White Cities: A Musical Tribute to Charles White. In 2020, Clayton scored Sam Pollard’s award-winning documentary film MLK/FBI.
Throughout his career, Clayton has also collaborated with such distinctive artists as *Bill Frisell, Roy Hargrove, Dianne Reeves, John Scofield,* and legendary band leader *Charles Lloyd* among many others. He currently serves as Director of Next Generation Jazz Orchestra and has served as Musical Director for Monterey Jazz Festival On Tour and the more recent Blue Note 85th Anniversary Tour. In April 2025, Blue Note records is set to release “Ones & Twos” Clayton’s highly anticipated album featuring *Elena Pinderhughes, Joel Ross, Marquis Hill, Kendrick Scott* and *Kassa Overall*.
In 2016, Duke University commissioned Clayton’s evening-length composition Piedmont Blues which featured a mixed media performance of critical acclaim. Clayton received a commission from Los Angeles County Museum of Art in 2019 to compose a musical pendant for artist Charles White’s “5 Great American Negroes” mural spotlighting race and racial tensions with the project White Cities: A Musical Tribute to Charles White. In 2020, Clayton scored Sam Pollard’s award-winning documentary film MLK/FBI.
Throughout his career, Clayton has also collaborated with such distinctive artists as *Bill Frisell, Roy Hargrove, Dianne Reeves, John Scofield,* and legendary band leader *Charles Lloyd* among many others. He currently serves as Director of Next Generation Jazz Orchestra and has served as Musical Director for Monterey Jazz Festival On Tour and the more recent Blue Note 85th Anniversary Tour. In April 2025, Blue Note records is set to release “Ones & Twos” Clayton’s highly anticipated album featuring *Elena Pinderhughes, Joel Ross, Marquis Hill, Kendrick Scott* and *Kassa Overall*.
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