Palm Springs Women's Jazz Festival Presents: 9/5/26 BLUES AT THE WOODSTOCK

Palm Springs Women's Jazz Festival Presents BLUES at the WOODSTOCK

VOICES THAT DON’T ASK FOR PERMISSION!

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2026 - 6:30-9PM
Doors Open at 6 PM
Woodstock Theater, Hotel Zoso
150 S. Indian Canyon Drive
Palm Springs, CA 92262

We are just thrilled to bring to the Desert INDEPENDENT FEMALE ARISTS who are blowing up social media with their powerful and unique voices! These women are doing it on their own terms, maintaining the power and control over their music and careers, without the big music agencies. Only the Palm Springs Women's Jazz Festival brings new, quality events for audiences who do not often see these kinds of unique and special cultural events. Join us for an authentically engaging weekend of the best music, films, and artists engagement.

J'Cenea, Martha Redbone, and Dr. Gail Jhonson & The Blues All-Stars

SATURDAY, WE GO OUT TO PLAY…

J’CENAE

J’Cenae represents strength, independence, and timeless award-winning blues and soul music, proving that she is not only an artist but also a trailblazer shaping her own legacy, solidifying her place as a powerhouse in the genre of raw, raw soul!

MARTHA REDBONE

Martha Redbone is a super star with a powerful vocal range, known for blending rhythm and blues, soul and gospel with elements of Native American music . A masterful artist who takes you from intense painful blues to belting out gospel. Redbone’s performances are electrifying, noted by The New York Times. Martha Redbone brings down the house, every time!

DR. GAIL JHONSON & THE BLUES ALL-STARS

The electrifying Grammy-Nominated multi-talented composer, keyboardist, producer Dr. Gail Jhonson with the Blues All-Stars, all-female band, known for their fiery blend of soulful music, promise music that will ignite your senses and feed your soul!

Our Mission

The Palm Springs Women's Jazz and Blues Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that exists to preserve and foster an appreciation of jazz and blues music and to present and support female jazz and blues musicians. Since 2013, Palm Springs Women’s Jazz and Blues Association, Inc. has provided safe and welcoming venues for female jazz and blues musicians who have yet to receive the visibility, equitable treatment, and professional performance opportunities they so clearly deserve.