Singer, guitarist, and composer Howard Fishman began his musical career in New Orleans, where he honed his unique sound, combining elements of jazz, country, blues, gospel, pop, and the American Songbook to forge a style that The New York Times as written “transcends time and idiom.” He has toured internationally, headlining on stages that include Lincoln Center, The Steppenwolf Theater, The Blue Note, and Palais de Chaillot in Paris. Fishman is also a noted author and essayist, and a frequent contributor to The New Yorker and The New York Times. Joining him for this concert will be Russell Farhang on violin, Nathan Peck on upright bass, and Rafael Castillo-Halverson on trumpet.