Marcus Goldhaber at Blue Note New York

Having shared stages with the likes of Les Paul, Billy Stritch, and Bono, New York-based jazz vocalist and songwriter MARCUS GOLDHABER is making his debut at the legendary Blue Note for the “Late Night Groove Series” on Saturday, April 12 at 12:30 a.m. The “Late Night Groove Series” follows Gary Burton & Makoto Ozone Duets.

Goldhaber has garnered critical raves for his "wonderfully imaginative" (JazzTimes) interpretations of straight-ahead jazz standards while earning a reputation among critics and fans for his accessible songwriting.

Marcus "will have you giddy one moment, melancholy the next and loving every note" (People Magazine) with material from his forthcoming album, A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening, a mixture of his favorite standards and new originals, produced in part by Billy Jay Stein (Linda Eder, “Spider-Man,” "Beautiful" Broadway cast album). Goldhaber credits his mother with introducing him to the Great American Songbook, and throughout his career he’s developed a vast repertoire that includes selections from his current co-starring role in the hit off-Broadway Harold Arlen tribute, "The Wonderful Wizard of Song."...

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Having shared stages with the likes of Les Paul, Billy Stritch, and Bono, New York-based jazz vocalist and songwriter MARCUS GOLDHABER is making his debut at the legendary Blue Note for the “Late Night Groove Series” on Saturday, April 12 at 12:30 a.m. The “Late Night Groove Series” follows Gary Burton & Makoto Ozone Duets.

Goldhaber has garnered critical raves for his "wonderfully imaginative" (JazzTimes) interpretations of straight-ahead jazz standards while earning a reputation among critics and fans for his accessible songwriting.

Marcus "will have you giddy one moment, melancholy the next and loving every note" (People Magazine) with material from his forthcoming album, A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening, a mixture of his favorite standards and new originals, produced in part by Billy Jay Stein (Linda Eder, “Spider-Man,” "Beautiful" Broadway cast album). Goldhaber credits his mother with introducing him to the Great American Songbook, and throughout his career he’s developed a vast repertoire that includes selections from his current co-starring role in the hit off-Broadway Harold Arlen tribute, "The Wonderful Wizard of Song."

The bi-weekly Late Night Groove Series showcases New York's up-and-coming jazz, soul, hip-hop, R&B and funk artists. Blue Note has been instrumental in encouraging the development of Greenwich Village's local musicians by giving them a chance to perform in one of the world's finest venues.

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