Jazz in the Clouds: Ravi Coltrane, Brandee Younger, & Special Guest Samara Joy

Nubeluz
25 W 28th St
Top Floor
New York, NY 10001

Join the NoMad Jazz Festival for Jazz in the Clouds, a one-night-only benefit performance celebrating the 100th birthday of jazz great John Coltrane. The celebration will feature Grammy nominees Ravi Coltrane and Brandee Younger, with special guest Grammy Award winner Samara Joy.

Co-hosted by The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad and José Andrés Group, the event takes place at Nubeluz, set 50 floors above Manhattan. This one-night experience pairs world-class music, elevated cocktails, and culinary artistry from acclaimed chef José Andrés, all framed by panoramic views of New York City at dusk.

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This is a limited-capacity event. All tickets are tax-deductible and directly support the second annual NoMad Jazz Festival, a free, open-to-the-public community event in Madison Square Park.

About NoMad Jazz Festival

NoMad Jazz Festival is produced by The NoMad Alliance in partnership with The Jazz Gallery, Flatiron NoMad Partnership, and Madison Square Park Conservancy.

NoMad Jazz Festival is a free, community-driven celebration of world-class jazz in New York City. The festival brings together leading and emerging artists in performances that span generations and styles. Rooted in the neighborhood’s rich musical legacy of Tin Pan Alley and the Great American Songbook, the festival honors jazz history while championing its future.

Launched in 2025, the inaugural festival featured a weeklong series of performances across NoMad and Flatiron, showcasing more than 170 artists and culminating in a two-day Main Stage event in Madison Square Park that drew tens of thousands of visitors and set attendance records for a public program in the Park.

Now expanding into year-round programming in 2026 – including the NoMad Jazz Festival Concert Series, Jazz in the NoMad Piazza, and special events across neighborhood venues and public spaces – the festival continues to grow its impact. Anchored by a flagship Main Stage that remains free and open to all, the NoMad Jazz Festival has quickly established itself as one of New York City’s most inclusive, dynamic cultural events, powered by community collaboration and creativity.