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2025 Jazz Legacy Weekend Delivers Top Jazz, R&B
The Jazz Legacy Foundation’s 2025 concert weekend brought unforgettable performances to the Hampton Roads Convention Center, featuring top jazz and R&B stars like Will Downing, Jonathan Butler, Maysa, and Morris Day & the Time. Beyond entertainment, the event continues its mission to fund music education and inspire future generations through the power of sound and culture.
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By Randy Singleton
Community Affairs Correspondent
New Journal and Guide
HAMPTON
The Jazz Legacy Foundation held its annual Jazz Legacy concert weekend at the Hampton Roads Convention Center in Hampton. This year’s concert weekend featured a variety of smooth jazz and R&B artists who energized and excited the audience each night, including Will Downing, Jonathan Butler, Maysa, and Morris Day & the Time, among others. One of the foundation’s goals is to raise funds for music education. Jazz Legacy Foundation leader Alvin Keels announced next year’s show will feature a night of blues artists as well as old school funk musicians.








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