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2026
Last concert
Sortland Jazzfestival
Sortland, Norway
1 month ago
No dates announced.
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Fan reviews
A guest at Loppen, Copenhagen on Wed, 03 Dec 2014
Sound ruined it for me. Sorry to say it, but Loppen was a bad bad venue choice.
Scored by the people who were there
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Highest rated · No. 1 of 2
Theater in Asheville, US
Crowd favorite
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Where the music took them
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Statistics
338 concerts tracked
Played in 26 countries - show on map
Played in 163 cities
First concert · 11.01.2002 - 25 years ago
Last concert · 19.09.2026 - 1 month ago
Most played countries
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1 Norway 102
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2 US 28
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3 UK 27
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4 France 26
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5 Belgium 25
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6 Germany 25
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7 Netherlands 25
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8 Poland 11
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9 Canada 10
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10 Italy 10
Most played cities
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1 Oslo, Norway 30
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2 London, UK 15
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3 Bergen, Norway 11
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4 Brussels, Belgium 8
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5 Paris, France 8
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6 Tønsberg, Norway 7
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7 Trondheim, Norway 7
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8 Utrecht, Netherlands 7
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9 Berlin, Germany 6
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10 Amsterdam, Netherlands 5
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163 cities in the archive
Concerts 338
Countries 26
Cities 163
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About Jaga Jazzist
Jaga Jazzist formed in Tønsberg, Norway, in 1994.
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A guest 100% at Theater, Asheville on Tue, 23 Jun 2015
The show was universally mind blowing. Fantastic musicianship as expected - and a very thrilling light-show styled presentation. The sound was mixed well and Martin Horntveth (drummer) - was highly explosive and overall downright exciting to watch, among other countless things. His extreme enthusiasm and minimal frontman banter was an absolute pleasure, and very funny. Excellent solos from Jaga's brass section, and even Lars Horntveth himself - and on top of this, all of the members appeared to be having a great time. The audience couldn't have been more excited and respectful to one another. Last, the set contained an excellent blend of their new material and old - it felt just right, and there were even two encore pieces to boot. Just a perfectly fun, good time. Couldn't have been better, really.
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