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Josh Berman is a cornetist, improviser, composer, and music presenter. An essential contributor to Chicago’s active free jazz and improvised music scene, his work encompasses performing in a variety of highly collaborative formats, while also creating performance opportunities for musicians, having produced hundreds of shows in Chicago over the past 25 years. He has participated in over 40 recordings, with his own projects, Old Idea, Josh Berman and his Gang, and Josh Berman Trio receiving critical acclaim in the New York Times, Chicago Tribune, DownBeat and many other publications. His recordings can be found on Chicago’s legendary Delmark Records, Austin’s Astral Spirits Records and most recently on Corbett Vs Dempsey.

Josh Berman Trio @ Dog/Day #1

Saturday | 25 August 2018
Constellation - 7:30pm




DOG/DAY #1: CRAIG TABORN, JAMES BRANDON LEWIS, JOSH BERMAN, BLACK DIAMOND, DEVOURING THE GUILT* Some of these events will take place at our sister venue around the corner, the Hungry Brain. See below for details! *


Music starts at 4PM and goes until 10PM.

DOG/DAY #1 LINEUP
4:00pm Jazz Links: Isabella Isherwood Quartet (Constellation)
4:30pm Devouring the Guilt (Constellation)
4:30pm Jazz Links: Alejandro Salazar Trio (Hungry Brain)
5:15pm *mystery set (Constellation)
5:30pm Black Diamond (Constellation)
5:30pm Angel Bat Dawid (Hungry Brain)
6:00pm James Brandon Lewis with Ben Lamar Gay, Kent Kessler & Avreeyal Ra (Constellation)
7:00pm Mike Reed’s People, Places & Things (Hungry Brain)
7:15pm *mystery set* (Constellation)
7:30pm Josh Berman, Jason Roebke & Michael Vatcher (Constellation)
8:30pm Camila Meza (Hungry Brain)
9:00pm Craig Taborn (Constellation)
10:00pm DJ Ayana Conteras (Hungry Brain)

DOG/DAYS
/ˈdôɡ ˈˌdāz/
noun
1.     The ancient Romans noticed that the hottest days of the year, that is, in late July and August, coincided with the appearance of Sirius – the Dog Star, in the same part of the sky as the Sun. Sirius is the largest and brightest star in the Canis Major constellation, in fact it is the brightest star in the sky. Roman astrology connected the celestial event with increased heat, drought, sudden thunderstorms, lethargy, fever mad dogs and bad luck.
2.     One week of free performances mostly pertaining, but not limited to jazz and improvised music. Generally hosted in the Bricktown Neighborhood of Chicago at the venues; Constellation, Links Hall & The Hungry Brain