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Chris Botti’s 20th Holiday Residency at the Blue Note is a New York Holiday Tradition

Chris Botti (Kubu21/Dreamstime)
Chris Botti (Kubu21/Dreamstime)

Chris Botti is a Grammy-winning, New York Italian, trumpet player who is one of America’s most popular jazz instrumentalists. His name is pronounced “bow-tee.”

Chris Botti in New York City

Botti tours constantly from his New York City home. He has played a holiday gig at the Blue Note for so many years, it’s become a New York holiday tradition.

DECEMBER

HOLIDAY JAZZ
Chris Botti, one of America’s most popular jazz instrumentalists, plays his 20th Holiday Residency at the Blue Note New York in Greenwich Village; from Monday, December 9, 2024 through Sunday, January 5, 2025 at 7pm & 9:30pm (including special Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, and New Year’s Day shows). From $89. 🇮🇹

New York City Venues

  • Bergen Performing Arts Center (Bergen PAC)
  • Blue Note Jazz Festival
  • Blue Note New York
  • New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC)
  • Sony Hall
  • SummerStage

Chris Botti is One of America’s Most Popular Jazz Instrumentalists

Chris Botti plays “Hallelujah” live at the Blue Note

Botti lived in Italy for several years as a child. He started playing music in college, touring with Frank Sinatra and Buddy Rich. Botti then joined Paul Simon’s band for the 1990s and toured with Sting in 1999 – 2000.

2004’s “When I Fall in Love,” made Botti one of the top-selling American instrumental artists. He has close ties with PBS and has crossed over into pop music.

Albums

“First Wish” (1995) was Botti’s first solo album.

“Night Sessions” (2001) was Botti’s first release on Columbia, his current label. Blending jazz and pop put Botti on the star track.

“When I Fall in Love” (2004) was Botti’s first #1 on the U.S. jazz charts. He has been starring ever since.

To Love Again (2004) hit #1 on the U.S. jazz charts.

“Italia” (2007) hit #1 on the U.S. jazz charts. It earned a 2008 Grammy nomination for “Best Pop Instrumental Album.”

“Chris Botti In Boston” (2010) with the Boston Pops Orchestra features star cameos from Yo-Yo Ma, Steven Tyler (Aerosmith), Sting and others.

“Impressions” (2012) hit #1 on the U.S. jazz charts. It earned a 2013 Grammy for “Best Pop Instrumental Album.

Information

Social Media

Instagram @chrisbottimusic
Facebook @chrisbotti
X @chrisbotti
YouTube @ChrisBotti

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Published December 3, 2024 ~ Updated December 3, 2024.

Filed Under: Blue Note New York, Christmas, Christmas Eve, Greenwich Village, Holidays in New York City, Italian, Latin Jazz, Manhattan, MUSIC, New Year's Eve

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