Tour History & Performance Logs

Concert Archive

Notable Archival Performances

February 15, 2017 New York City, USA

Carnegie Hall (Isaac Stern Auditorium)

One of Keith Jarrett's final public solo piano performances before his strokes in 2018. The evening was marked by sharp political commentary between improvised movements, showcasing his characteristic intellectual intensity.

Program: Fully Improvised Suite (Part I - Part VIII) and Encore Standards.

July 3, 2013 London, UK

Royal Festival Hall

An acclaimed late-career solo performance in Europe. Jarrett improvised abstract micro-suites and melodic ballads, expressing a highly focused, refined musical architecture.

Program: Improvised Soundscapes, Blues in F, and "Somewhere Over the Rainbow".

June 3-5, 1994 New York City, USA

The Blue Note Jazz Club

A legendary three-night engagement of the Standards Trio. Over six sets, the group recorded the historic box-set "At the Blue Note", displaying the absolute pinnacle of piano trio telepathy and re-invention of American standards.

Program: Great American Songbook Standards (Autumn Leaves, Green Dolphin Street, etc.).

October 12, 1984 New York City, USA

Carnegie Hall

An early and highly celebrated performance by the newly formed Standards Trio. This concert cemented the group's reputation in the US after successful European recording dates.

Program: Stella by Starlight, Never Let Me Go, and Billie's Bounce.

November 5, 1976 Tokyo, Japan

Tokyo Sun Plaza

Part of the historic eight-concert solo tour of Japan, recorded and compiled as the massive 10-LP box set "Sun Bear Concerts". The Tokyo performance is widely regarded as the emotional core of the tour.

Program: Tokyo Improvisations (Part I & Part II) and Encores.

January 24, 1975 Cologne, Germany

Cologne Opera House

The legendary "Köln Concert". Facing an out-of-tune baby grand and deep physical pain, Jarrett improvised a 66-minute masterwork featuring hypnotic gospel/rhythmic patterns, changing music history.

Program: Köln Concert Part I, Part II a, Part II b, and Part II c.

* Note: Following medical developments in 2018, Keith Jarrett retired from public live performances. This concert list is maintained as an archive of his historic contributions to solo piano improvisation and jazz performance history.