MEDIA
MARKETING
REPORT
2017 TD Ottawa Jazz Festival
“From Hudson to Feist to Mavis Staples, great music beckons at the TD Ottawa Jazz Festival”
– Ottawa Citizen headline
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FRONTLINE
© Chris Parker VOLUNTEERS
BOARD OF More than 640 people dedicate their time, services and expertise to the
DIRECTORS Festival. Volunteers eagerly anticipate the start of the Festival and often
take vacation time, some travelling from overseas, to participate. Their
President contributions result in a collective 24,000 hours of volunteer time.
John Freamo
2017 STAFF Operations
Past President David McCallum, Matt Rostis
Gavin McLintock Executive Producer
Catherine O’Grady Communications Specialist
Vice President Jordan David
Poppy Vineberg Programming Manager
Petr Cancura Artist Liaisons
Volunteer Coordinator Lovedyne Dumont, Jean-Pierre Friquin
John Cvetan Director of Marketing & Justin Kean, Christine Thompson, Joni Hamlin
Partnerships
Treasurer Suzan Zilahi Graphic Design Assistant
Lee Tessmer Kristy LaPorte
Director of Sponsorship &
Secretary Business Development Media & Marketing Coordinator
Peter Stephens Dawson Hamilton Nancy Higgins
Executive Producer Artistic Associate & Media & Marketing Assistant
Catherine O’Grady Programming Coordinator Jacquie Likins
Jacqie MacKay
Chantal Smith, Dan Gamble, Box Office
Doug Somers, Jeanie Vanderzon, Creative Director & Webmaster Julian Selody, Laura Walker-Ng
Rick Brooks Julie-Anne Madore
Bookkeeper
Operations Manager Joanne Sherry
Adi Cajo
Production Manager
Operations Coordinator Grant Young
Chris Elms
Associate Production Manager
Doug Millar
© All photos by Julie-Anne Madore except where otherwise indicated.
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SUPPORT 2017 SPONSORS
Supportive sponsors like TD, OLG and TekSavvy, and
funders like Celebrate Ontario, allow the Festival to
present a lineup that focuses on artistry above all else.
Ottawa Jazz Festival | 22 Jun 2017
Many thanks to @TD_Canada for
supporting music in Canada & to
helping create lasting moments.
Black
DONORS & FRIENDS CMYK
Pantone
Donors and Friends of the Festival are critical to the
success of the event. Their contribution makes it D.E. Systems Ltd
possible for the Festival to continue to reach out to
up-and-coming young jazz artists and to give them an solutions driven
opportunity to participate in the event in a dynamic by technology
way.
Outreach programs include:
DDYouth Series
DDTD Jazz Youth Summit
DDStingray Rising Stars
DDPresenting more than 500 local and Canadian jazz
musicians who rely on festivals for their livelihood
GOVERNMENT SUPPORT
The Festival continues to receive vital support from all
levels of government. We gratefully acknowledge the
following:
Federal:
DDDepartment of Canadian Heritage
DDNational Capital Commission
DDNational Arts Centre’s Scène Canada Scene
Provincial:
DDTrillium Foundation / Ontario 150
DDOntario Cultural Attractions Fund (OCAF)
DDOntario Arts Council
DDEmployment Ontario
Municipal:
DDCity of Ottawa
DDCommunity Foundation of Ottawa
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2017
OVERVIEW
The 11 day festival showcased
800 MUSICIANS performing in
127 CONCERTS in the heart of
the Nation’s Capital on
10 DIFFERENT STAGES in
15 UNIQUE SERIES.
1
CANADA’S 150 Ottawa Life Magazine
For Canada’s big 150 celebrations, the OJF @ottawalifers . Jun 26 2017
presented some of the world’s most renowned
artists and an abundance of Canadian Immaculate lineup of music for night five
musicians. Kenny Rogers, Joss Stone, Feist and of @OttawaJazz with @maceoparker
Serena Ryder were all part of the show. A giant @robertglasper and @DavinaVagabonds!
colourful canopy was installed to the TekSavvy
Main Stage, adding to the festive ambiance.
Our festival image celebrated Canada by
illustrating iconic Canadian animals.
2 3 TOP 20
FESTIVALS &
CANADA DAY AT OJF EVENTS IN
ONTARIO
A record number of more than 100,000 celebrated
Canada Day and the nation’s 150th with six free The Province of Ontario
shows on July 1st at the TekSavvy Main Stage in continues to bestow a Level
Confederation Park and the Tartan Homes Stage at of Distinction in the top 20
Marion Dewar Plaza. category to the TD Ottawa
Jazz Festival.
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7 TD Ottawa Jazz Festival
June 22 - July 2, 2017
55 FREE
CONCERTS “This diverse series of shows offers a variety
of musical genres including traditional jazz,
Four series, including Canada Day, funk, soul, folk, rock, R&B, country, electro
presented free shows throughout swing, pop and big band performed by an
the day during the Festival. incredible roster of legendary and visionary
musicians.”
– Hendrik Pape, Soundcheck
Entertainment
6 5 RAIN, RAIN &
MORE RAIN
INDOOR 2017 will go down as the year it
CONCERTS AT rained every single day of the TD
CAPACITY Ottawa Jazz Festival. Scores of
stalwart music lovers still attended
With renowned artists such as another year of critically acclaimed
Mavis Staples, Kenny Barron and programming.
Bill Frisell, indoor shows for the
Jazz Warriors and Canada Scene 4 SOCIAL MEDIA
Series at the National Arts Centre With over 18K followers on
Theatre, Studio and Back Stage Twitter, 8K likes on Facebook and
were at capacity. 2.8K followers on Instagram, the
Festival has grown tremendously
throughout the last few years on
social media. Our total social media
reach in 2017 was 52.4 million.
© Dan Nawrocki
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LAUNCH Top Tweet earned 9K impressions &
Wednesday March 22nd, 2017 171 engagements
Since 2015, the Festival’s summer lineup has Ottawa Jazz Festival @OttawaJazz | Apr 6
been announced live on CBC’s All In A Day – #OJF2017 Passes & Tickets are ON SALE NOW
Ottawa’s #1 drive home show with host Alan via OttawaJazzFestival.com | @FeistMusic
Neal. @JossStone @Charles_Bradley
@StP_BrokenBones & More!
According to Google Analytics, the website
earned 4,923 visits that day (20% more than in Top Facebook Post reached 12.5K people
2016).
Ottawa Jazz Festival │ April 5, 2017
Launch activity resulted in 16.5K+ Twitter TD Ottawa Jazz Festival Passes
impressions and a Facebook Total Reach of and Tickets are ON SALE NOW via
more than 43K. Le Droit, Ottawa Citizen, Apt613, OttawaJazzFestival.com #OJF2017
1310 News, Jazz Festivals Canada, Ottawa Life
Magazine, Ottawa Start, Ottawa Tourism as well 211 Likes 31 Comments 33 Shares
as numerous festivals and international artists
participated in the conversation online. Photo below: Programming Manager Petr Cancura
discusses the 2017 lineup on CBC’s All In A Day with
Our launch announcement was covered on local host Alan Neal. © Photo: Suzan Zilahi
CBC News and then appeared online nationally.
Articles also appeared in the Metro Ottawa, the
Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa Start and Ottawa Life just
to name a few.
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YOU AWARDS
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the late legend’s swan-song album
AND MOREInside Obama’s Blackstar, will play two sets in the
studio with his Blackstar band on
Y O Uforeignpolicy June 29. A few days later, on July 2,
that band’s remarkable drummer,
depravity A9 Mark Guiliana, will bring his jazz
Singer-songwriters Feist, Joss quartet to La Nouvelle Scène.
Stone and Serena Ryder plus a se-
lection of blues and soul artists will A contingent of forward-think-
enjoy pride of place on the TD Ot- ing British musicians will play the
tawa Jazz Festival’s main stage in festival, including the distinctive
electric-jazz quartet Dinosaur
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Trio at La Nouvelle Scène June 29
to the studios of La Nouvelle Scène and Phronesis at the NAC Studio
CITY COUNCILLOR RETURNS FIREYOU section cover andavant-gardists,totheFestival June 30), saxophonist Shabaka
Plaza’s Tartan Homes stage, where Hutchings playing groovy, spiri-
Ottawa CitizenO T T A W A C I T I Z E N T U E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 1 7o, n2 0K1in5 g Edward Avenue, which SECTION C tual jazz with his South Africa-
will focus on musical adventurers based group The Ancestors (Tar-
tan Homes stage, June 27) and
Bach Choir2017 Of the female headliners, Cana- the prodigious singer and multi-
dian folk-rocker Ryder will lead instrumentalist (and Grammy
Thursday, March 23, grooving and hip-hop-based draws winner and YouTube phenome-
will dominate. non) Jacob Collier (Tartan Homes
stage, June 30).
passionate,June 23. English soul singer Stone
the charge, playing in the park
plays June 25, and Canadian pop not perfect That stage’s OLG After Dark
star Feist closes the festival on series will also host the hip-hop-
July 2. based music of the Robert Glasper
There will be more soulful Experiment, led by the Grammy-
sounds in Confederation Park winning U.S. keyboardist, on June
when the young Alabama-based Ottawa Bach Choir 26, and Montreal’s Nomadic Mas-
J.S. Bach’s B Minor Mass
band St. Paul and the Broken At Dominion-Chalmers United sive on June 28, as well as the To-
Bones opens the festival June 22, Church ronto-based klezmer-Gypsy group
while veteran soul singer Charles Reviewed Sunday night the Lemon Bucket Orkestra (June
Bradley and His Extraordinaires 24) and the unalloyed jazz of Rus-
play June 30. The night before, NATASHA GAUTHIER sian saxophonist Igor Butman and
June 29, will see a double dose of OTTAWA CITIZEN the Moscow Jazz Orchestra (June
the blues on the main stage featur- Lisette Canton and the Ottawa 25).
ing Ronnie Earl and the Broadcast- Bach Choir joined the list of musi- Musicians with Ottawa roots fig-
ers at 7:30 p.m. and the Legendary cians sending tributes to Paris,
Downchild Blues Band at 9:30 p.m. dedicating Sunday’s performance ure in three collaborations at La
Nouvelle Scène. On June 22, Ot-
Jazz per se makes its presence of Bach’s B Minor Mass to the vic- tawa-raised, Toronto-based drum-
felt on the main stage on June 28, tims of the French terror attacks. mer Nick Fraser, the perennial an-
when Charlie Haden’s Liberation Swelling the ranks of the OBC chor of the festival’s jam-session
Music Orchestra, under the direc- house band, plays with Brooklyn-
tion of pianist Carla Bley, plays. were the York University Cham- based avant-garde stars Tony Ma-
The band is a tribute not only to ber Choir — another of Canton’s laby on saxophone and Kris Davis,
projects — and Ensemble Caprice,
the exuberant little baroque
the late bassist Haden, who led orchestra from Montreal led by an Canadian expat, on piano. On
June 25, Ottawa guitarist Roddy
the off-and-on group from the late flutist Matthias Maute. Ellias will join forces with the lyri-
cal and harmonically entrancing
TONY CAL DWELL 1960s to just a few years ago, but Shooting Ranges on Canton, the choir’s artistic U.S. pianist Marc Copland and
Miticeto,xppprrreoasgcsrteeidssstiihnvregopuaogtlhittmihcusesaSinctd.itctasuvseislle director, has spoken about her Montreal bassist Adrian Vedady.
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departed musician will take place work translated into a perfor- free-spirited Sonoluminescence
Trio, which includes the U.S. bass-
NEWS June 26 in the park, when funk sax- mance that had passion and joy, ist William Parker and Canadian
baritone saxophonist David Mott.
CITY Attempted murder chargeophonistMaceoParker,asideman Tough sell for Brownbutalsoexcessandinconsistency.
Bail fix needed for James Brown and Prince, will First the good. The choir’s Preceding the festival’s main
singing was supple, nuanced and stage headliners on most nights
follows attack on teen girljointheRayCharlesOrchestraand vibrantly responsive. The men will be the long-standing Great
the Raelettes. Canadian Jazz series. Highlights of
Veteran country star Kenny Rog- on carbon pricing to PCssoundedparticularlyrichand the series this year will include the
ers plays the main stage on June assertive, while the sopranos had group of the young guitarist Alex
a lovely, balanced sound, clear and Goodman (June 22), Joel Miller’s
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calist Sienna Dahlen (June 26) and
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United States, the Orléans-raised (ages 12 to 25) bronze pass is $90.
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tet Hudson, which includes guitar- of Czech Republic, where he was ing his curly pug-tail of a baroque
ist John Scofield, keyboardist John born. horn and backed by two amiably
was growing more fulfilled with the “I love combining roots and chattering bassoons (some of
projects he led. Medeski, bassist Larry Grenadier jazz,” Cancura says, adding that Bach’s most imaginative instru-
But late last year, several offers and drummer Jack DeJohnette, BritisthherreecohradvienbgeaerntissotmJeoshsigSht-olenveelplamysenotnatJiounn)e. 25. ERNEST DOROSZUK / TORONTO SUN/POSTMEDIA NETWORK
that came from his hometown were precedents for jazz and roots/folk Young baritone Geoffrey Sirett
too good to refuse. mash-ups. He says he looks to what stood out among the soloists, and
jazz trumpeters Dave Douglas and not only for his impressive height.
Why do you want to hear better?In December, Cancura began Wynton Marsalis have done with He possesses an extraordinarily
talking with his alma mater, Car-
at 9 p.m. R&B great Mavis Staples
plays the NAC Theatre on June 26.
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ture successive nights of jazz with singers Aoife O’Donovan and Wil- special voice: tautly focused,
a contemporary edge. Japanese lie Nelson respectively. In the late exotically coloured, heroic in its
Brooklyn, mixes jazz and rootsleton University, about becoming
grandeur, power and presence.
its artist-in-residence for a year.
At the same time, an opportunity piano virtuoso Hiromi plays duets 1970s, Joni Mitchell was making
with the unique jazz harpist Edmar fantastic music with jazz greats Then there was the not as good.
Davidsonto stage several concerts as part of Castañeda June 27, followed by Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock,
Pat Metheny and Jaco Pastorius. Some of Canton’s tthe1 9ma4t3pt-ho2 e0s1ye3lseecr-ved
the National Arts Centre’s NAC tions were so fast
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613-688-3244says Cancura, 38.
Add the work at Carleton and
NAC to Cancura’s duties as the Ot-
tawa Jazz Festival’s programming
manager, for which he spent a week with, Cancura says. “He gave me 15 was one example — that it broke
each month back in Ottawa, and CDs, I took them home and spent up Bach’s majestic, architectural
there was more than enough rea- steps away from his old apartment. out music-making, Cancura says: weeks listening to them, put stars lines. 06
son to uproot his family and come “That’s stuff I don’t miss for a sec- “I kept playing these great gigs but next to the songs that spoke to me,” The ensemble had performed
2017 Media Marketing Report │ TD Ottawa Jazz Festivalback to Ottawa with his wife, Liz, ond,” he says.
still coming home with $50 at the Cancura says. this beast of a work in Toronto
and their four-year-old daughter, He’s kept busy this fall, biking most.” Because there was no sheet mu- the previous evening, travelling to
Annabelle. from home, to the festival’s down- Cancura says that, despite his sic to work from, Cancura had to Ottawa all day Sunday, and sheer
“Ever since we had Annabelle, town office, to Carleton. On Mon- move, he still wants to play with transcribe the songs from the re- fatigue was undoubtedly a factor
our outlook on lifestyle became days, Tuesdays and Fridays, he his Brooklyn peers, and he is work- cordings and rearrange them for in some shakier sections. The
different,” says Cancura. splits his time between the festival ing to set up a Canadian tour and his jazz peers. eminent bass-baritone and early
His wife gave up her teaching job and Carleton. The festival has him perhaps a recording session with Cancura, who will be joined for music specialist Daniel Lichti,
NOTEWORTHY
IN 2017
“…the TD Ottawa Jazz Festival, now in
its 37th year, continues to exist, bringing
a program that not only appeals to
hardcore, longstanding jazz fans, but to
a younger audience as well.”
– John Kelman, All About Jazz
1 MAIN STAGE CANOPY
2
The Festival commissioned Architecture of the Air, a company specializing in
beautiful and highly functional tensile membrane structures, to create something
unique for 2017. The final stunning design, enhanced the festival experience on a grand scale!
© Suzan Zilahi 3 STINGRAY
PRESENTS
CONCERTS AT THE JAZZ
LA NOUVELLE FESTIVAL MUSIC
SCÈNE CHANNEL
For the first time, the TD Ottawa The Festival teamed up with its long-
Jazz Festival presented concerts at standing sponsor Stingray Music to
the recently renovated La Nouvelle prepare an exciting collaboration.
Scène.
Music lovers could access the
2017 TD Ottawa Jazz Festival
channel on the FREE Stingray
Music mobile app and
web player.
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7 OC TRANSPO 8 ACCESSIBLE
SHUTTLE Our goal is to be as inclusive
as possible of every disability
Free OC Transpo bus and able-bodied member
shuttle services between of the public. From signage, level and
Confederation Park and La lit walkways, accessible toilets, mobility
Nouvelle Scène were offered device charging stations, clearly identified
to festival-goers every day. OC Transpo pick up and drop off areas,
Departures and arrivals information assistance, ramps to convenient
assured patrons could attend access…, every effort was made to improve
6pm and 8pm concerts at La the site’s accessibility.
Nouvelle Scène.
6 ONLINE
SHOPPING
CART
With the support of Etixnow,
OttawaJazzFestival.com now
offers an integrated shopping
cart, making it easier than
ever to purchase tickets.
5 CANADA
SCENE AND
THE FESTIVAL
TEAMED UP!
The Festival, in
collaboration with the
National Arts Centre’s
Canada Scene, presented
a series of five curated
Canadian jazz concerts
representing artists from
coast to coast at the NAC
Back Stage.
4 TEKSAVVY MAIN STAGELeading edge telecommunications service provider TekSavvy joined the jazz family as
our Main Stage sponsor. The stage featured headlining artists in the Concerts Under
the Stars and the Great Canadian Jazz series. Performers included: Kenny Rogers, Joss
Stone, Maceo Parker & The Ray Charles Orchestra and Caravan Palace to name a few.
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GREENING
© Andre Gagne
Every year, the Festival works closely with its volunteers, vendors,
suppliers and partners to reduce its carbon footprint.
Twenty eight recycling stations, for a total of 40 bins, were DDFood ware from our vendors was either re-usable,
spread around the Festival grounds encouraging patrons
to stay green in 2017. Everything from the biodegradable biodegradable or recyclable.
beer cups supplied to our attendees; to cardboard and
glass/plastic/metal containers from our food vendors were DDPaperless volunteer program.
proudly recycled with the help of the OJF green team. DDPaperless ticketing system (tickets are emailed
Highlights of our greening efforts then scanned on patrons’ mobile devices).
during the Festival:
DDUse of 100% biodegradable and compostable beer cups DDUse of efficient print methods for marketing
DD2.8 metric tonnes* (MT) of recyclable materials
materials on recycled FSC-certified paper.
collected.
DDFestival situated adjacent to major public
DD28 recycling stations were strategically located around
transportation (OC Transpo).
the festival site.
DDMultiple bike racks provided by the City of Ottawa.
DDBeer, wine, liquor bottles and cans were recycled.
DDBeau’s All Natural Brewery, our official beer
sponsor since 2009, brews with organic malts and
uses local spring water.
*Data compiled by Waste Connections of Canada
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ON-SITE Sponsors and
ACTIVATIONS businesses find
activations effective
CONFEDERATION PARK & for product sampling,
MARION DEWAR PLAZA promotion, awareness
and sales.
This year, the much appreciated Some of the on-site activations at the
TD Comfort Zone provided a free 2017 Festival included: TD, OLG, Telus,
cell phone charging station! Heinz, LCBO, AGA Khan Foundation’s
Together Exhibit, Second Cup and
more.
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TD WINTER music festivals that takes place in the City. It also
JAZZ FEST serves to remind everyone that the summer Festival
is not that far away.
FEBRUARY 9 – 12, 2017
Performers in 2017 included: Tia Brazda, Miguel
Even though it’s chilling to the bone outside, each Zenón Quartet, Emilie-Claire Barlow, The Mark
February, music lovers are sizzling inside during the Ferguson Quartet, Harris Eisenstadt, Sienna Dahlen,
TD Ottawa Winter Jazz Fest, one of the few winter Kirk MacDonald/Pat LaBarbera Quartet with Adam
Nussbaum & Kieran Overs, Atlantis Jazz Ensemble,
Tony Wilson and The 33z Play Prince.
Photos © Dan Nawrocki
OVERVIEW PRINT MATERIALS
In its 7th year, the 2017 TD Ottawa Winter Jazz 350 posters and 1,500 flyers were distributed across
Festival at the new La Nouvelle Scène was highly the National Capital Region. A program book with
anticipated and critically acclaimed. complete artist biographies was also available online
and at the venues.
Total Attendance 1,286 Total Advertising Reach 5.3 million +
Total Website Visits* 13.3K
Total Facebook Reach* 200K Ads appeared in Metro Ottawa, Exclaim, Ottawa
Total Tweet Impressions* 111K Citizen blog takeover and Apt613.
*From January 1st to February 12th, 2017.
Total Media Reach 11.5 million +
Top Tweet earned 9,174 impressions Ottawa Citizen, CBC Radio (various shows), CTV
Ottawa Morning, Exclaim, Ottawa Life Magazine,
Ottawa Jazz Festival The 33z Played to a Metro Ottawa, Canada.com, North Country Public
SOLD OUT crowd! Thanks to @TD_Canada Radio, CHIN Radio, 1310 News, CHUO, Radio-
@beausallnatural @NovotelOttawa Canada, Ottawa Life Magazine, Ottawa Jazz Scene,
@DavesDrumShop @VIA_Rail & all of our PassPort2017, Eventful Capital, Latin Jazz Net, Sorties
sponsors! Jazz Nights, Ottawa Tourism, and Ottawa Festivals.
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AUDIENCE
DEMOGRAPHICS
© Photo Chris Parker
AUDIENCE RESIDENCE 245K +
Locals - 190,781 (78%) attended the
Ontario
(beyond 100k) = 33,187 (14%) Festival in 2017
Other Canada - 15,900 (6%)
United States - 2,843 (1.16%)
International - 3,136 (1.28%)
50% 50% 35% 28% Tourism
29% 72%
increased by
20% Locals
Tourists 28%
18 - 34 35 - 54 55 - 64
100km + from Ottawa
73.7% post-secondary $ 55% 4 7 % of the
education or above 75K + income
Festival’s tourists stated
they will return in 2018
5 7 % of the Festival’s 2017 statistics compiled by
tourists came specifically to
Ottawa to attend the Festival
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MARKETING ECONOMIC
IMPACT*
BUDGET
$1.2 million (including in-kind) $34 $23 $57
million + million = million
CAMPAIGN TOTAL Economic Tourists Locals Total
REACH Impact by
340 million*
tourists
*amount derived from total of pages 15 - 16 increased by
18%
*Based on 2017 spending.
Statistics compiled by Survey
Monkey
PROMO MATERIALS
PROGRAM BOOK POSTERS TICKET
HOLDERS
Printed on recycled FSC-certified 3,000+ 11” x 17” posters, designed by
paper, our 92-page, colour program Emily Cooper, were distributed across Festival passes were mailed
book was widely distributed in key the National Capital Region. The image in branded ticket holders
locations in the Ottawa region and was also shared online through social to enhance patron’s ticket
handed out extensively at the Festival media, reaching over 48K people. purchase experience.
to festival-goers. It was also available
digitally as a flip book. BROCHURES Quantity printed: 30,000
E-NEWS 72,000 brochures were printed
and distributed across the Ottawa/
26 blasts were sent in 2017, Gatineau region, Kingston, Rochester,
sharing recent news and promoting Syracuse and Buffalo.
upcoming concerts.
11442017 Media Marketing Report │ TD Ottawa Jazz Festival
ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN
In 2017, the Festival’s worldwide advertising reach was more than 340 million
Amount derived from the total of these two pages
LOCAL ADVERTISING
Media Outlet Insertion Period Circulation Insertions Total
Print Only
Ottawa Citizen April - June 785,808 11 8,643,888
Le Droit - Juno section April - June 30,000 2 60,000
Metro Ottawa - Festival issue April - June 3 354,000
Ottawa Beat April & June 118,000 1 5,000
Magazines 5,000
Where Magazine June
Ottawa Life Magazine June 65,000 1 65,000
Transit 149,119 1 149,119
OC Transpo King Boards May - June
Astral Media Airport banner June 4,081,000/wk 8 weeks 32,648,000
Distribution 147,680 2 221,520
Festival distribution May - June
Ottawa Citizen Flyer Force subscribers campaign May - June 18,956 1 18,956
CTM (brochures) May - June 38,444 1 38,444
CTM - Ottawa Fun Map May - June 14,600 1 14,600
Radio 50,000 1 50,000
CBC Radio 1 Promo May - June
Jewel - Sponsorship May - June 2,369,000 34 80,546,000
CHUO
Bell Media French June n/a 200 6,030,000
Live 88.5 June 134,000 45 9,786,312
Digital Web Banner Ads June 135,921 72
Apt613 616,848
Metro March 24th Takeover June - July Click Rate % 7,972
Ottawa Citizen June 0.05%
Other 2.28% 393,035
La Place du Centre - cafetaria table decals June 0.30%
31,500 3 94,500
Digital ads at all 3
domestic arrivals
carousels at the Ottawa
Macdonald-Cartier
International Airport.
© Suzan Zilahi
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Bus signage is a
powerful medium to
encourage word of
mouth and is a veritable
roving banner.
OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISING
Media Outlet Insertion Period Circulation Insertions Total
Magazines
Summer Fun Guide Yearround 250,000 1 250,000
On-the-Go April - May 324,000 2 648,000
Toronto Blues Society April - May 1 2,000
DownBeat 2,000 1 68,000
Exclaim May 68,000 2 960,000
NYC Winter Jazz Festival May - June 480,000 1 10,000
Radio (International) May - June 10,000
Bell Media
CHIN May - June 283,407 188 53,280,516
Jewel Radio Network June 150,000 500 75,000,000
Distribution June 172,100 315 54,211,500
CTM
Digital Web Banner Ads May - June 10,000 1 10,000
Ottawa Citizen audience display Postmedia
CBC.ca April - June Click Rate % 392,690
Postmedia Trading Desk May - June 740,790
Ottawa Citizen Jazz Blog May - June 0.27% 435,139
Ottawa Citizen Mobile BB May - June
Other May - June 0.15% 5,925
Toronto Video Displays 157,026
0.19%
1.91%
0.25%
April - May 101,580 138 14,018,040
GEOGRAPHIC FOCUS : 3,000 posters were
distributed across
a National Capital Region Ottawa/Gatineau.
a Ontario and Quebec more than 100k from event
a North Eastern US
a France, Austria, Germany, Great Britain,
Australia and Japan
a Eastern and Western Canada
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Attracting local residents and visitors, PAGEANTRY
pageantry is a significant focus of the
CITY WIDE
Festival’s marketing campaign.
National Arts Centre banner. Size: 288” x 336” 11” x 17” posters. Quantity = 3,750
Vertical street pole banners: Laurier Ave., OC Transpo bus banner. Size: 135” x 26” La Nouvelle Scène activity tower.
Slater St., Prince of Wales Dr., King Edward Size: 41.9” x 95”
Ave.Size: 29.5” x 60”. Quantity: 168
ON-SITE FESTIVAL SIGNAGE
Main gate top & side banners. Laurier/Elgin and Slater entrance banners. © Dan Nawrocki
Size: 2 x 292” x 33’; 1 x 141” x 100” Size: 2 x 292” x 33’; 1 x 141” x 100”
Late Night Jamming activity tower at Lord
Elgin Hotel’s Grill 41. Size: 41.9”x 95”
Concerts Under the Stars Box Office banner and activity OLG After Dark Jibber-Jazz Jam-Along TD flag and TD Ottawa Jazz
Series activity tower. tower. Banner: 26.7” x 247”. Series activity activity tower. Festival large banner.
Size: 41.9”x 95” Activity tower: 41.9”x 95”. tower. Size: 41.9”x 95”
Size: 41.9”x 95”
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« MORE ON-SITE FESTIVAL SIGNAGE
Large banners at Marion Dewar Plaza in front of City Hall. Quantity: 4. Size: 86” x 126” TD scrim fence banner
Photo: Adam Hughes
OC Transpo shuttle activity towers (pick-up & drop-off). Size: 41.9” x 95” Poster Blowups by VIP Corporate Tent. Size: 44” x 68”
Beverages activity tower. Canada Day activity tower. Size: 41.9”x 95” © Andre Gagne
Size: 41.9” x 95”. Quantity = 4. TD Gobo on TekSavvy Main Stage
Merchandise activity tower. Jazz at Noon Series activity tower. Big Screen by TekSavvy Main Stage in Confederation
Size: 41.9” x 95”. Size: 41.9”x 95” Park. Ad rotation totaled 10 minutes and aired 173
times throughout the Festival.
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SPONSOR SIGNAGE
National Arts Centre Theatre Gobo
Canopy gobos: OLG, TekSavvy, Ontario150. Left/Right TD Ottawa Jazz Fest scrims (132” x 192”) TD Umbrellas. Quantity: 55
Tartan Homes Stage Gobo TekSavvy Main Stage activity tower. Size: 41.9”x 95”. TD Comfort Zone
TekSavvy & OLG large banners by main Tartan Homes and OLG pop-ups on the Tartan Homes Tartan Homes and OLG banners in
stage. Size: 41.9”x 95”. Quantity: 2 each.
Stage during the OLG After Dark Series front of Marion-Dewar Plaza
OC Transpo TekSavvy/TD Ottawa Jazz Top Shelf pop-ups at Top Shelf banner at VIP TD bike rack Downtown Rideau
Fest bus banner. Size: 135” x 26” various locations on-site
tent entrance flags BIA festival flag
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WEBSITE
Mobile friendly. Engaging. Interactive. Visual. 2017
STATS
Ottawajazzfestival.com continues to be the principle source of information for our
audience. With a strong focus on engagement and usability, it continues to be one of the From Jan to
top ranked Ottawa festivals on Google. New features this year include a community jazz Aug 2017
calendar and an integrated shopping cart.
480K
HIGHLIGHTS
pageviews
a Mobile friendly (in 2017, 40% of visitors a Interactive program book
a Interactive venues map 2,060
viewed the website on their phones)
(received over 130 000 views) average a day
a New community jazz calendar where
a Superior SEO 183K
local presenters can post their events a Easy online application forms visits
a New integrated shopping cart for a Easy online donations 785
a Major sponsor logos on average a day
easier ticket/pass purchases home page 117K
a Lots of video and photo content unique visitors
a Instagram feed integrated
a Fast and secure e-ticketing 502
average a day
2:27min
avg. duration
7.8K
most visits in
a single day
Top Website Referrals
Website statistics compiled by
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«SOCIAL 52.4 MILLION total
MEDIA social media reach
8.3K Likes 18.3K Followers 2.8K Followers
952K Reach 632K Impressions 13K Total Likes
September 2016 to August 2017 September 2016 to August 2017 September 2015 to August 2016
Top Facebook Post Top June media tweet Top Post
reached 40k people earned 7,739 impressions earned 106 Likes
Ottawa Jazz Festival Ottawa Jazz Festival
July 12, 2017 @OttawaJazz Jun 26 2017
2017 TD Ottawa Jazz Festival. June The OLG #AfterDarkSeries
22 - July 2. Passes & tickets available is completely packed for @
via bit.ly/2r36D69 #OJF2017 robertglasper Experiment! Way to go
#Ottawa! #OJF2017 #ottawajazz
40,076 People Reached ottawajazz #TBT Thank you to
520 Likes │ 98 Comments everyone who makes TD Ottawa
116 Shares │ 2,122 Clicks Jazz Festival possible year after year!
Only two more sleeps until #OJF2017
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JUNE 20
Joss Stone
@JossStone . Jun 25
Hi #ottawa! Can’t wait to play tonight
@ottawajazz What a gorgeous city this is :)
thanks for having me xxxx
29 Retweets 123 Likes
20 Comments
3,459 Likes on Instagram
Top Facebook
Contest
reached 17k people
within 24 hours
Ottawa Jazz Festival
July 3, 2016
Our friends at Pure Kitchen
Ottawa have been big
supporters of #OJF2017(...) They
are giving away a $50 gift card
& we’re adding to that by giving
away 2 passes to ANY 2017 TD
Ottawa Jazz Festival Concert!
17,324 People Reached © Dan Nawrocki
428 Likes │381 Comments
22 Shares │1,028 Clicks
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MEDIA Mavis Staples and CBC’s Alan Neal. © Suzan Zilahi
Scrum Opening Night at the Festival
« CBC News and Radio-Canada broadcast live from the Festival on
Opening Night.
HIGHLIGHTS Adrian Harewood
Total media reach was over 250 Million* @CBCAdrianH . Jun 26 2017
DDThe Ottawa Citizen showcased the Festival on June 17 Backstage at #RobertGlasper
Experiment concert. Arguably the hottest,
with a front cover wrap of the paper. most intense concert yet @OttawaJazz
Electric, Diverse, young crowd.
DDMetro produced a six-page special insert section
CBC OTTAWA
published on June 21.
More than traditional coverage...
DDWhere Magazine featured the Festival on the cover of its
DDCBC Radio programs, Ottawa Morning and
May/June edition.
In Town and Out took part in the Festival’s
DDCritics from all three major daily newspapers: The Ottawa Mystery Concert Series, announcing the
surprise performances on-air, while also
Citizen, Ottawa Sun and Le Droit filed daily reviews. giving away tickets.
DDNorth Country Public Radio (New York State) and John DDA prominent home page button featured the
Kelman from All About Jazz filed regular reviews. Festival on cbc.ca/ottawa’s main page.
DDCHIN Radio, Ottawa’s multicultural radio station, DDCBC Ottawa’s tweets received more than
covered the Festival daily and interviewed several 35,000 combined impressions with an
overall engagement of 400.
international artists.
DDThe CBC combined social media
DDCHIN’s reporter did regular reports about the Festival
#CBCFeistFan contest on Facebook, Twitter
on CTV Ottawa Morning. and Instagram, participants had to post
selfies from Confederation Park, rendered
DDThe Festival was listed in more tourism publications than 187,000 impressions and provided a great
opportunity to interact with hundreds of
ever from Air Canada and WestJet’s in-flight publications people in person.
to the Montreal Gazette, msn.com, Travel Industry Today, *Metrics provided by CBC
theobserver.ca, yahoo.com and ottawaroadtrips.com.
*Media tracking commissioned through Meltwater
CONTESTING
Media ticket contesting included: CBC Radio, The Ottawa
Citizen, Magic 100.3, CFRA, Rouge 94,9, The Jewel 98.5,
CHIN, CHUO, and Postering Ottawa.
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MONDAY JUNE 26, 7pm
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recovers A3 eau police charged a 49-year-old was at Le Gîte Ami, a nearby home- greenhouse-gas emitters pay.
with trying to kill her near a tent less shelter at 85 Rue Morin. Those loyalists were stunned
village behind her school. A relative of Bellfoy told the when leader Patrick Brown
Marc Bellfoy, 49, was charged Citizen that the man had struggled DAV I D R E EV E LY
announced his support in a major
Wednesday afternoon with at- with a drug addiction for years but Ottawa speech for using carbon
tempted murder, two counts of declined to comment further. Me- You know who liked the envi- permits to fight climate change.
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Thursday, June 29
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depravity A9 years, whether soaring with
unanimity is rare. But the Citi- the Maria Schneider Orchestra
or sitting in at the Ottawa Jazz
zen’s Peter Hum, Aedan Helmer Festival’s jams. This year, he
and Lynn Saxberg agreed on one leads his hot, electrified quartet,
must-see show at the TD Ottawa playing hard-hitting music that
reflects the influence of David
CITY COUNCILLOR RETURNS FIREJazzFestival:Hudson. Bowie, who thought well enough
An all-star band with lots of of McCaslin’s band to hire it for
his swan-song record Black Star.
crossover appeal, the quartet
Ryan Keberle & Catharsis
consists of guitarist John Sco- Mavis Staples Jacob Collier Friday, June 30
field, keyboardist John Medeski, Serena Ryder La Nouvelle Scène, 8 p.m.
Trombonist-bandleader Ryan
bassist Larry Grenadier and drum- Keberle’s band Catharsis has
some especially strong and
mer Jack DeJohnette. It plays the timely sentiments to share these
days. The limber and distinc-
NAC Theatre Sunday, June 24 at tive group sets the themes of
progressive, post-Trump politics
9 p.m. Its new debut album ticks off JAZZFEST’S to music, with vocalist-guitarist
many musical boxes, with the band MUST-HEARS Camila Meza entrancingly sing-
indulging in gritty extended jam- ing old and new songs of protest
ming, personalizing vintage roots- and resistance.
rock by Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell
and Jimi Hendrix, swinging in the Jacob Collier
time-honoured jazz fashion and Friday, June 30
even chanting for peace. Tartan Homes Stage, 10:30 p.m.
Maybe you’ve seen the British
“This is a do-anything band that wunderkind’s viral videos — the
has incredible chemistry,” Hum jaw-dropping ones showing the
says. 22-year-old singing lush, gor-
geous harmonies and playing all
“The supergroup boasts a bona the instruments to create multi-
fide jazz legend in DeJohnette tracked versions of tunes by
Stevie Wonder, George Gershwin
with some of the premier players and others. Well, with an array
of instruments and looping tech,
who kept the funk fires burning,” Collier has found a way to ap-
proximate his one-man YouTube
Helmer says. From Feist to Donny McCaslin marvels in high-energy, real-time
“If anyone can breathe new life to Maceo Parker, great music beckons concerts. Prepare to have your
minds blown.
into songs from the ’60s, it’s these
guys,” says Saxberg. “I’m intrigued AEDAN HELMER’S PICKS
by the free-spirited arrangements
St. Paul & the Broken Bones
TONY CALDWELL and how they communicate so Thursday, June 22
TekSavvy Main Stage, 8:30 p.m.
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with the gravitas and groove to Jazz supergroup Hudson covers a lot of ground in its live jams. The group, consisting of Larry Grenadier, left, Jack
hold down Haden’s position in DeJohnette, John Scofield and John Medeski, plays the TD Ottawa Jazz Festival June 24. NICK SUTTLE
this great band.
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5Jazzshows worth seeing at the winter Jazz FestivalTHEPEPTiDES
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When The PepTides hit the
lucy scholey meTRO stage at this year’s TD Ottawa
Jazz Festival, the show will
serve as a quasi-homecoming
it up for the band.
“What launched the band
for us was, in fact, Jazz Fest
2011,” says Scott Irving, the
Ottawa band’s keyboard player
and manager.
That year, the band’s found-
ing member, musician Claude
Marquis, was booked to per-
form at Jazz Fest but didn’t
have a band. “He actually cre-
ated The PepTides for Jazz Fest
and the nine of us got together
and decided we really liked
doing this, we liked this band
so let’s keep it going as long as
we can and here we are,” Irv-
ing explains.
Following last year’s release
of the band’s latest record, The
This year, the TD Ottawa Jazz Festival, running June 22 to July 2, will spill a few blocks over to La Nouvelle Scene. Attendees can take free shuttle buses from the festival’s PepTides EP, which features
new studio recordings of live
main gate. Chris Parker favourites, Irving says the band
MuSiC few blocks over to La Nouvelle TiCkETS AND iNFORMATiON Mouse on the KeysHe got on Daptone Records, so is actively writing a follow-up
Scene (333 King Edward Ave.),
World’s most with free shuttle buses running he was doing a lot of stuff with album.
(the late) Sharon Jones. Last year, In the past, songwriting dut-
dynamic back and forth from the festi- he had to canWcelitmhonstootfhhiinsgtoumr oreietshfealnl stowleoly koenygbroouaprdfosuanndedr a drum set, th
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gear up for fest it, assures programming man-
ager Petr Cancura: “It’s one of Kenny Rogers, Feist, • Single day tickets range collaboration going on now.
Serena Ryder, Joss Stone, from $37-$87. Fraser hollins Quartetunbelievable.”
Montreal guitaamrllyeafcartvoosrus ritihotee (Mg3)lineups, kind of St. Paul And The Broken • For more info, visit • Jacob Collier (Friday, June “It’s quite a refreshing
Bones, Charles Bradley ottawajazzfestival.com. 30, Tartan Homes Stage, Marion change for the whole group,”
board. I’ve liked
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robert glASper experimeNt • Charles Bradley and His two Grammys this year. The
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Their show gets underway Thursday at 7:30 p.m. ivory keysTheHumanLeague—Glasper er. He really only started to get really spectacular.”
famous two to three years ago.
Shabaka and the Ancestors blend traditional jazz music with Caribbean calypso, central African song structures and southern
shows little concern with stay- African Nguni music. Leeroy Jason
ing in any particular lane. When the Polaris Music Prize
“I think I’d give everything a A lasting experiment longlist was revealed earlier June 22 to Robert Glasper Igor Butman & Kandace
came out of a few jams this month, it was no surprise july 2, 2017 Experiment The Moscow Springs
shot and then I’ll know what I that singer-songwriter Hannah
dig or what I don’t dig. I don’t in on the bands of other musi- corded the album in one day. The feeling of the integration of these Georgas’ latest effort, For Eve- Serena Donny Jazz
think I’ll ever say, ‘No, I’m not lyn, was among the nominees. Ryder McCaslin Orchestra
going to give that a shot,’ if
it’s the highest quality of the Released last summer, For Group
genre,” he says. Evelyn is the third record by
Georgas to appear on the pres-
Glasper’s currently work- tigious list, which recognizes
ing on upcoming records by the best full-length Canadian
Herbie Hancock and Philip record based on artistic merit,
Bailey, but there are still some
names on his wish list. cians that included the players actual result of that was better particular musicians — we’re regardless of genre or sales.
“I want to play with Stevie Jen traplin that are within the Ancestors,” than, I think, any of us antici- all learning from each other. The winner — chosen by a
Wonder. I’ve kind of done that, he explains. pated and it’s kind of gone on I feel like, whenever you kind panel of music journalists, crit-
but it wasn’t like a real gig-gig London-based saxophonist, band- “I decided to see what hap- ever since,” he explains. of recontextualize anything — ics, bloggers and influencers
or anything like that. We did leader and composer Shabaka pened when, instead of playing The group’s dynamic likely music or artwork — it gives it — will be awarded $50,000 at a
something on a record but we Hutchings has never been one their music, I kind of gave them has something to do with that. a kind of boost of energy, a kind gala in Toronto this September.
weren’t in the studio the same to shy away from experimenting some of my own music to play, Hutchings says the guys in the of different focus so, with them Georgas admits the recogni- 2017 Thursday June 22 Sunday June 25 Thursday June 29
time. So I want to do a real with various sounds and genres, so it started as somewhat of an Ancestors really just enjoy play- playing my music, in some ways
thing with him, I want to do representing a new generation experiment.” ing with each other. it emphasizes the strengths of tion by her peers in Canada’s 6:00PM grünen 10:00AM Youth Series - FREE 11:00AM Slack Bridges - FREE
music community feels good. 6:00PM David Occhipinti Camera Ensemble 4:00PM Mystery concert - FREE 1:00PM Pony Girl - FREE
a real thing with Radiohead. of jazz musicians that are push- What came out of that ex- “That’s been the one thing the guys even more than when “It’s very nice to be on that courtesy Juan Hitters 6:30PM Alex Goodman Group 6:00PM Naked Wolf 4:00PM Jibber Jazz Jam-Along - FREE
Stevie Wonder and Radiohead: ing the boundaries of tradition. periment was the group’s first linking from the very moment they’re playing the music of list,” she says. “It pushes me 7:30PM Tanika Charles 6:00PM Al Muirhead Trio featuring Guido Basso 6:00PM BassDrumBone
those are probably my two album, The Wisdom of Elders, we started to play in other they’re more familiar with.” harder in a way. I think when 8:00PM NICK FRASER/TONY MALABY/KRIS DAVIS 6:30PM Peripheral Vision 6:00PM Rory Block
top.” One of his latest musical ven- which blends traditional jazz people’s groups to when this you get something like that, 8:30PM St. Paul & The Broken Bones 7:30PM TATRAN 7:00PM Donny McCaslin Group
tures is with the Ancestors, a with Caribbean calypso, cen- band actually formed as a prop- See them it’s a nice little ‘okay, cool. 10:00PM Tropikombo 8:00PM Ellias/Copland/ Vedady 7:30PM Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters
Having worked with so group Hutchings formed with tral African song structures and er unit. For me, it’s less about 10:30 PM Pierre Kwenders 8:30PM Joss Stone 8:00pm Neil Cowley Trio
many of his heroes, Glasper, seven musicians from Johan- southern African Nguni music. the integration of many genres, olg AFter DArK SerieS June 22 july 2Peoplelikeit.’” 10:30 PM Late Night Jam Sessions - FREE 10:30 PM Igor Butman & The Moscow Jazz Orchestra 9:00PM Donny McCaslin Group
in turn, tries to keep an ear nesburg, South Africa that he it’s more about the inter- When: Tuesday, June 27, When it came to writing the 10:30 PM Late Night Jam Sessions - FREE 9:30PM The Legendary Downchild Blues Band
open for the next generation has admired for years. Hutchings claims the record is personal relations in the music,” at 10:30 p.m. 10:30 PM Kandace Springs
of musicians, though recently simply the result of seeing what he explains. David virelles & román Díazalbum,Georgassaysshere- 10:30 PM Late Night Jam Sessions - FREE
tweeted at aspiring artists not It all started, he says, with a happens when you press record.
to hand him CDs; he doesn’t few simple jams. “If I like the people and I like turned to a place she was com-
own a player. “It wasn’t supposed to be a how they play, it just kind of hap-
“I was going there a few times laboured thing. We just kind pens like that. We really love the Canada 150 Future Now !fortable with but hadn’t been
“I was just trying to be blunt a year for three or four years and, of had a rehearsal and then re- to Friday June 23 Monday June 26
and some people were like, each time I’d go, I’d kind of sit The is
I’m so mean. No, I’m giving 11:00AM Steve Boudreau Trio plays Friday June 30
you the real deal most artists Where: Tartan Homes in a while — abandoning her George Gershwin - FREE 11:00AM Michael Hanna and Friends - FREE
don’t take the time to tell you, Stage, Marion Dewar Plaza guitar for her keyboard. 1:00PM Rakestar Arkestra - FREE 1:00PM The Garry Elliott Quartet - FREE
you know what I mean? If you “That’s like my comfort 4:00PM Jibber Jazz Jam-Along - FREE 4:00PM Jibber Jazz Jam-Along - FREE 11:00AM The Juliet Singers - FREE
zone for some reason. I think Kenny Rogers’ Final World Tour: 6:00PM Perch Hen Brock & Rain 6:00PM Andrew Downing’s Otterville 1:00PM The Bank Street Bonbons - FREE
Afro-Cuban jazz musician David Virelles has been called awhenImovedawayfrom 6:00PM Erin Costelo 6:00PM Jean Derome et les Dangereux Zhoms 4:00PM Mystery Concert - FREE
6:30PM Gypsophilia 6:30PM Joel Miller with Sienna Dahlen : 6:00PM Quinn Bachand’s Brishen
home a long time ago out 7:00PM Bill Frisell & Thomas Morgan Dream Cassette 6:30PM TD Jazz Youth Summit
west, I started playing guitar a 7:30PM The Jerry Cans 7:00PM Mavis Staples 7:00PM Phronesis
lot more because it’s portable 8:00PM HOAN 7:30PM Davina and the Vagabonds 7:30PM Bixiga 70
Union plays in sync The Gambler’s Last Deal with Special Guest Linda Davis
really want your music heard, 8:30PM Serena Ryder
don’t put it on a CD, because Feist serena ryder Joss Stone 9:00PM NOW THIS: Gary Peacock/
now you’re forcing the artist to leading musician of his genre. His latest album, mbòkó, toppedandeasyandIcanbringit Marc Copland/Joey Baron 8:00PM Shai Maestro Trio 8:00PM Ryan Keberle & Catharsis
leave the CD in the hotel room 10:30 PM Hannah Georgas 8:30PM To Ray, With Love; Maceo Parker & The Ray 8:30PM Charles Bradley & His Extraordinaires
or in the dressing room at the around and that’s why I think 10:30 PM Late Night Jam Sessions - FREE Charles Orchestra featuring The Raelettes 10:30 PM Jacob Collier
gig, because there’s no way I’m I kind of gravitated to 10:30 PM Robert Glasper Experiment 10:30 PM Late Night Jam Sessions - FREE
going to hear it. I’m not going Their album’s just out, and right away. It became clear that gathering things that we knew mavis staples Caravan palace 10:30 PM Late Night Jam Sessions - FREE
to search for a CD player to they’ve never toured before as he was doing things that I had in that moment, just finding
hear your album.” Steve ColliNS a duo, but Bill Frisell and Thom- never heard anyone do, really. things that would be natural to st. paul & the Broken Bones
as Morgan’s guitar and double It’s amazing what he’s playing play. We didn’t have any rehears- jacob collier the Bad Plus
glasperexperiment will bass alliance was years in the on the instrument, but to me als or anything like that,” Frisell year-end roundups in the New York Times, NPR and the Villagewritingsongsontheguitar,” Saturday June 24 Tuesday June 27 Saturday July 1 - FREE !
perform monday, June 26, at making. what’s extraordinary is his sense says. “We played some things
10:30p.m. atthetartanhome of what’s going on around him that we both played with Paul she explains. 1:00PM Diyet
Stage. contributed They met while working and the way he reacts to what- Motion or just some standard “But I wanted to make a 2:00PM TD Jazz Youth Summit and
on material for drummer Joey ever music environment he’s song or (Thelonius) Monk song. Stingray Rising Stars
Baron, Frisell recalls: “I think in, that’s just mind blowing.” We play a Lee Konitz song. That conscious effort to make a rec- 3:00PM The Central Band of the Canadian
Thomas was still in school at happened because Lee Konitz Voice. Theord that I know inside and out. duo take the stage on SaturdayMascteoaPratriknerg& at 9 p.m. Armed Forces Jazz Combo
the time in New York. I might Their paths kept crossing as walked into the club while we 10:00AM Youth Series - FREE 11:00AM Peter Brown Quartet - FREE 4:00PM NEFE
be a little off, or he’d just got- they worked with drummer Paul were playing, so it just was on The keyboard was just some- 4:00PM Mystery concert - FREE 1:00PM Lucas Haneman Express - FREE 5:00PM Blue Moon Marquee
ten out of school or something. Motion and guitarist Jakob Bro. the spur of the moment, we bill Frisell, right, with thomas thing that I really wanted to the Ray Charles 6:00PM Dinosaur 4:00PM Jibber Jazz Jam-Along - FREE 6:00PM Groenland
I mean, he looks young as it is, Thomas became a regular col- thought ‘oh we better play that morgan will perform at the write everything on at the time 6:00PM Gordon Grdina’s Haram 6:00PM Youn Sun Nah
but at that time he looked like laborator and played on Frisell’s Lee Konitz song.’ It really wasn’t National Arts Centre theatre and play around with. It just Orchestra 6:30PM Brandi Disterheft Trio 6:30PM In Orbit featuring Jeff Coffin,
he was about 12 years old, and I 2016 release, When You Wish worked out.” (NAC)Friday,June23,at7p.m. kind of opens up a different 7:00PM Kenny Barron Michael Occhipinti & Felix Pastorius
thought who is this kid?” Upon A Star, setting the stage world sometimes.” 7:30PM Lindi Ortega 7:00PM Hiromi Duet: Featuring Edmar Castañeda
for their recording this year, For Frisell, the excitement contributed 8:30PM Kenny Rogers’ Final World Tour: 7:30PM The PepTides
Morgan, he said, did a flawless Small Town. of playing with Thomas is not While the resulting album The Gambler’s Last Deal with Special 8:00PM Sonoluminescence Trio
job giving Baron exactly what knowing what will come next; pen? When we’re in Ottawa, I has a deeply personal and featuring the raelettes 9:00PM Guest Linda Davis 8:30PM Caravan Palace Sunday July 2
he was asking for. “It was pretty casual. We the improvisation of their union. HUDSON: Jack DeJohnette, Larry 10:30 PM Shabaka and The Ancestors
didn’t sit down and figure things don’t know what songs we’re emotional feel — songs like & more! 10:30 PM Grenadier, John Medeski, John Scofield 10:30 PM Late Night Jam Sessions - FREE 12:00PM Wayne Eagles with John Geggie &
“Soon after that I went to hear out too much. It was just like “Who knows what will hap- going to play or what will hap- Don’t Go, Walls and Lost Cause 10:30 PM The Lemon Bucket Orkestra Jesse Stewart - FREE
him play, and I became a big fan pen ... It’s a source of joy and ex- for example — that’s certainly Late Night Jam Sessions - FREE 2:00PM Ed Lister’s Prime Rib Big Band - FREE
citement and wondering what’s nothing new for Georgas. Wednesday June 28 4:00PM Jibber Jazz Jam-Along - FREE
going to happen next. What’s so “I try to put myself in a vul- 6:00PM Mark Guiliana Jazz Quartet
amazing with Thomas is every nerable position every time I 11:00AM Rommel Ribeiro - FREE 6:30PM Allison Au Quartet
note feels like it’s happening write. That’s what I try to tap 1:00PM MDB Quintet - FREE 7:30PM HILOTRONS
for the first time.” Steve ColliNS into,” she says. JeN trApliN 4:00PM Mystery concert - FREE 8:00PM Laurent Coulondre “Gravity Zero”
6:00PM Mario Rom’s INTERZONE 8:30PM Feist
6:30PM Red Hook Soul 10:30 PM Late Night Jam Sessions - FREE
7:00PM The Bad Plus
7:30PM Sammy Miller and The Congregation
8:30PM Charlie Haden’s Liberation Music
Orchestra, featuring Carla Bley
10:30 PM Nomadic Massive
10:30 PM Late Night Jam Sessions - FREE
Metro produced a four-page special insert ottawajazzfestival.com
section published on Wed. June 21, 2017 Photo illustration: Emily Cooper
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The Ottawa
Citizen, the Ottawa
Sun, Ottawa Life
Magazine and
Sound Check
Entertainment
covered the 2017
Festival extensively,
reviewing numerous
shows such as: Kenny
Rogers, Feist, St.
Paul and the Broken
Bones, Serena Ryder,
Joss Stone, Mavis
Staples, HUDSON,
Donny McCaslin, The
Bad Plus, Kandace
Springs, Jacob Collier
and many more!
Online articles about the Festival appeared on JazzTimes.com, Exclaim.ca and NCPRmusic.org
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All that jazz and much Ottawa Jazz Festival announces Kenny Rogers will be dealing out all his hits
more happening in eclectic 2017 lineup at the Ottawa Jazz Festival Saturday night.
Ottawa this weekend Cutting-edge jazz and a fusion of And while his name is not synonymous with
sounds can be heard at late-night jazz, The Gambler himself, Kenny Rogers, is
Late-night jazz, music down concerts at La Nouvelle Scène and the folding his cards and walking away from
on the farm and the wisdom Tartan Stage at Marion Dewar Plaza, the table with a farewell tour and songs to
of trees among notable events and at cozy concerts in the plush seats sing along to all night long. He’s on stage
of National Arts Centre Theatre. Saturday night at 8:30 p.m.
By Sandra Abma, CBC News WHEN: TD Ottawa Jazz Festival runs from
Posted: Jun 23, 2017 7:36 PM ET Jack DeJohnette, Larry Grenadier, John June 22 to July 2.
Medeski and John Scofield play at the WHERE: The main venue is Confederation
O ttawa’s music festival season is NAC Saturday. Park, but there are concerts scheduled at
well underway and this weekend the NAC, La Nouvelle Scène, Marion Dewar
offers music under the stars and You can keep the evening going by Plaza and the Mercury Lounge.
above a stable, plus the wisdom heading over to the Lord Elgin Hotel COST: Single day passes run from $50 to
of trees. for late-night jam sessions led by local $70, and festival passes are still available.
musicians John Geggie and Roddy You can find ticket and schedule information
All that Jazz Ellias. It’s the place to find unexpected here.
pleasures and once-in-a-lifetime
Open your mind, your ears, and heart and dive deep collaborations between musicians from Sandra Abma
into the multitude of offerings at this year’s jazz all over the map. Journalist
festival. You can check out the headliners on the
main stage in Confederation Park, but that’s just the “In some ways it one of the most Sandra Abma is a veteran CBC arts
beginning. exciting parts of the festival,” said journalist.
programming manager Petr Cancura.
“You don’t know who they’re going to
play with, and it’s also a place where
they let their guard down, so they really
go for it.”
“ Open your mind,
your ears, and
heart and dive
deep into the
multitude of
offerings at this
year’s jazz festival.
You can check out
the headliners on
the main stage
in Confederation
Park, but that’s just
the beginning.”
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