David Adom's Jazz Jam

DAVID ADOM'S JAM TIME RETURNS every Thursday in the heart of Paris!

After the Barbizon (now Jass Club), La Chope Guy Môquet, the new Romain bistro, and the Petit Trianon, and a whole host of great memories, we're back for another big tour in 2026 at the brand new and magnificent: SACRÉ FRENCHY - 58 Boulevard de Sébastopol, 75003 Paris. Joy, sharing, dancing, jamming, improvisation, friendship—just like every time we've organized jam sessions in Paris.

Singer, crooner, and guitarist, I'll be leading this jam session with my guitarist friend and partner in the I SING DJANGO project, Jerem Perry.

Free entry, first set at 7:30 PM, jam session from 9:00 PM Free entry RESERVATIONS +33 (0)1 42 74 55 63 www.davidadom.com in partnership with https://www.sacrefrenchy.com/

VIDEOS:
CLOUDS https://youtu.be/LaR5A_8gnXI?feature=shared
DJANGOLOGY https://youtu.be/rLPpDl0mD-I?feature=shared
THIS SONG IS FOR YOU, MADAM https://youtu.be/EDBGaVfkpTI?feature=shared
IF YOU KNEW https://youtu.be/ubakZ6KWbbY?feature=shared
THE SAME HIT https://youtu.be/W7ElbH0RK2Y?feature=shared
COCKTAIL FOR 2 https://youtu.be/W7ElbH0RK2Y?feature=shared
ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rK-r5fQvmYk
YOU WILL BE A MAN, MY SON https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QRfMMG0jYs
GIMME THAT WINE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDzixbi2Rik

STREAMING SPOTIFY DEEZER APPLE MUSIC ETC: https://davidadom.com/streaming-2/

A new modern jazz singer, with a touch of black and white. As a child, when he visited his grandfather, his grandfather would play the jazz standard "Cheek to Cheek" on his record player. It seems to have stayed with him, because two decades later, he made it one of the signature songs in his repertoire.
Alongside his saxophone studies, he trained in sacred music choral singing as a tenor in Levallois-Perret, the town where he still lives.
He wrote songs which he tested in bars around Paris. The musicians who accompanied him in these venues introduced him to jazz and its language.
It was love at first sight. In a crooner style, he began performing frequently and organized weekly jazz jam sessions for several years. His reputation as a Parisian entertainer led to a 2012 album, a live recording of one of his concerts at Le Petit Journal Montparnasse.
In 2017, David began learning Gypsy jazz guitar at the Swing Romane Academy, where he later taught singing.
Since 2020, he has performed at various festivals in France and abroad.
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