Gerald Veasley

We really enjoyed Gerald Veasley and Friends! We were intrigued with each artist. The show was phenomenal! We didn't want it to end. We look forward to coming to this event every year.

Each of the artist featured 2 of their songs withe backup from the rest. Great variety of jazz tunes.

Everyone of the performers were spectacular. This was a venue when true personalities were revealed and the heart of talent was exposed. An opportunity not to missed!

All I can say is I will be there next year. Can't wait. All the artist were beyond words. Didn't think I would manage to stay awake, but there is no way anybody could have fallen asleep. I wanted more. Mr. Veasley you out did yourself. Kudos to all !

I go to this event every year and I am never disappointed. I love Mr. Veasley and the ease in which ALL the artists play off one another. It seems so effortless, yet they produce some mind blowing music off the cuff that truly amazes!! Looking forward to next year and will definitely put this experience in my ticket budget.

GV teased and wowed the audience with his bass guitar skills. He was the mayor of the Midnight Jam! He knew how to pull in several other artists (old and new) to perform, and kept the audience engaged! I don't think the Midnight Jam would have been so amazing, if he had not allowed the others to be themselves!

Venue was cramped and cold, but the show was very hot!

The midnight jam was\u2026 great!!! We ve attended the festival about 4 times and this was the 1st time we went to the Midnight Jam\u2026 My only regret is that we waited so long to go, should have been doing this all along\u2026 An artist, Najee, would show up play for a while then another artist, Nick Colionne would come and play with him\u2026 Some of the guest artist I didn t know by name but it didn t matter, they were all outstanding. Plus we liked to \u2018freeness of the artist laughing and joking around\u2026 nothing was scripted or a playlist already penned. Everything was freewheeling and fun. Next year we WILL attend more of the midnight jams. Funny moment: Gerald said to this young saxophonist (can t remember his name but was real good), Youngster I m going to give you some advice. 1. Never piss in the wind. 2. Never tug on superman s cape and 3. Don t ever touch Nick Colionne s hat \u2026 lol. You had to be there to see the \u2018hat exchange \u2026

The show was awesome! Najee was the highlight of my visit, a local of from Philadelphia, Carol Riddick was also a favorite. I enjoyed both nights of the show. The only reason I am giving it a 4 is because the venue was tight and cold.

It was just ok with the lineup that was there it could have been a little modern jazz played. I felt like I was visiting the cotton club in the 20's not the berks jazz fest in 2015... Step it up next year please