Celebrate Philly jazz on Oct. 5 with the Tony Miceli Quartet at Cunningham Piano, Cherry Hill. An all-Philly showcase of world-class jazz.
Celebrating Philadelphia’s Jazz Legacy with the Tony Miceli Quartet
Philadelphia has long been one of America’s most influential jazz hubs. From the soulful voice of Billie Holiday to the groundbreaking innovations of McCoy Tyner and the modern mastery of Christian McBride, the city has shaped the sound of jazz for generations. On Sunday, October 5, 2025, Cunningham Piano is proud to continue this tradition with an all-Philly jazz showcase, bringing some of today’s most respected local artists together on one stage.
An All-Philly Lineup
The concert will be led by acclaimed vibraphonist Tony Miceli, joined by guitarist/pianist Elijah Cole, bassist Madison Rast, and drummer Dan Monaghan. Together, this dynamic quartet will celebrate the city’s rich musical heritage with an afternoon of inspired improvisation and swinging rhythms.
About Tony Miceli
Tony Miceli has been a central figure in Philadelphia’s jazz scene since graduating from the University of the Arts in 1982. His love for the vibraphone grew during his college years, eventually leading him to become one of the instrument’s most distinctive and prolific voices worldwide.
Over the years, Miceli has performed with jazz luminaries including Peter Bernstein, Dave Liebman, Joe Magnarelli, Larry McKenna, Steve Slagle, and Dave Stryker. His international appearances span festivals and clubs in Canada, Germany, South Korea, and Peru. Beyond performance, Miceli is also a dedicated educator, teaching at both the University of the Arts and Temple University.
For a taste of his artistry, listen to a recorded cut here: Tony Miceli on vibes.
Event Details
Who: Tony Miceli Quartet
When: Sunday, October 5, 2025, from 3:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Where: Cunningham Piano Store, 1724 Marlton Pike East, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
Admission:
Adults: $25
Seniors & Students: $20
Advance purchase by credit card: Call 856-651-7596 (Option 1 – Sales)
At the door: Cash only

Be Part of the Tradition
This is more than just a concert, it is a celebration of Philadelphia’s enduring role in shaping jazz history. Join us in honoring the legacy of the past while experiencing the brilliance of today’s artists.
Stay up-to-date with future performances at jazzandbluesshowcase.com.