Justin Taylor & Friends Tribute to Bob Marley at An Die Musik Live

An die Musik Live Artist-in-Residence, jazz pianist Justin Taylor performs a tribute to Bob Marley with special guests! \nJustin Taylor’s music is intended to bring music lovers and new listeners joy as he and crafts melodies to remember. Justin began his musical journey in the churches of his hometown, Baltimore, and has journeyed beyond the DMV to cultivate a rich and versatile sound. After graduating from Towson University, Justin toured the west coast with a nascent R&B group. Returning to Baltimore to refine his technique and catalog, Justin has become one of Baltimore’s most sought after Jazz pianists...

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An die Musik Live Artist-in-Residence, jazz pianist Justin Taylor performs a tribute to Bob Marley with special guests! \nJustin Taylor’s music is intended to bring music lovers and new listeners joy as he and crafts melodies to remember. Justin began his musical journey in the churches of his hometown, Baltimore, and has journeyed beyond the DMV to cultivate a rich and versatile sound. After graduating from Towson University, Justin toured the west coast with a nascent R&B group. Returning to Baltimore to refine his technique and catalog, Justin has become one of Baltimore’s most sought after Jazz pianists. \nIn addition to recording and playing with local and nationally known artists such as May’sa Leak saxophonist Corinthia Cromwell, Carl Grubbs, Tim Warfield and more, Justin has released a number of projects currently available on streaming platforms. His most recent eponymous jazz EP (September 2025) Justin Taylor’s EP is making its way across platforms after his release concert on the George Manning Stage earlier this month. Justin released a new tune in August 2025, Bon Fet – a tribute to carnival and the diasporic experience. Bon Fet, Vibes, Trees, Wine and Chocolates and more of Justin Taylor’s music are featured on his website and can be found on all major streaming platforms. \n“The world is before you and you need not take it or leave it as it was when you came in.” – James Baldwin \nIn-person seats: $20 / $10 students\nAttendees receive a link to the recording to view for one week. \nStreaming passes: $15\nThe link will remain active thru Jan. 4 \nDonations Welcome! \n::concert, An die Musik LIVE!::In-person, Live-streamed, Indoor

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