INDIANAPOLIS (American Pianists Association) - The American Pianists Association (APA) has announced a change to the artist line-up schedule for the 2006 Indy Jazz Fest presented by Kroger, held June 16 -18 in Military park, downtown Indianapolis.
Due to a medical condition, legendary trumpeter, Wynton Marsalis, has cancelled his appearances at several summer festivals, including the 2006 Indy Jazz Fest. Herbie Hancock, the internationally known acoustic, electronic jazz and R & B performer, will perform instead.
Helen Small, president and CEO of the APA, noted that Hancock's music spans several generations and that his performance is scheduled on Father's Day. "Herbie Hancock is a class act and families have an excellent opportunity to give Dad a unique gift this year-live performances from Herbie Hancock and all of the high-caliber artists at the Indy Jazz Fest presented by Kroger," Small said.
Tickets for the festival are on sale now at Ticketmaster locations, online at www.ticketmaster.com or through charge-by-phone at (317) 239-5151. Tickets are $25 per day in advance and $35 per day at the door. Children ages 14 and under will be admitted free when accompanied by a ticket-holding adult.
The 2006 Indy Jazz Fest presented by Kroger line up includes:
Friday, June 16
Jazz Central Stage
6:00 - Jennie DeVoe
7:00 - Ilona Knopfler
Main Stage
5:30 - Ipanema
7:00 - Rob Dixon & Trilogy
9:00 - Eddie Palmieri Afro-Caribbean Jazz All-Stars
Saturday, June 17
Jazz Central Stage
3:00 - Groove Society
6:00 - E.S.T.
8:45 - Cathy Morris
Main Stage
2:30 - Governor Davis & the Blues Ambassadors
4:30 - Buselli-Wallarab Jazz Orchestra with NEA Jazz Master Jimmy Heath
7:00 - Soulive
9:30 - Bonnie Raitt
Sunday, June 18
"New Orleans Day"
Jazz Central Stage
2:30 - Permagrin with Pat Harbison
4:30 - Adam Birnbaum Trio
7:00 - Herbie Hancock
Main Stage
3:00 - The Dirty Dozen Brass Band
6:00 - Dr. John
8:00 - The Neville Brothers