Fri Aug 7
Stephen Harvey "Golden Hour" Album Release Concert
7:30PM / $10 - $25 | $1.50 Fees In-person Attendance
Stephen Harvey Golden Hour
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- 10 concert tickets: Invite friends to the show you sponsor, or bank your tickets for any concerts in 2026.
- Reserved front-row seats.
- Your name announced from the stage to acknowledge your sponsorship or honor a loved one.
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Stephen Harvey, sax
Mike Graham, bass
Jordon Stanley, drums
Join the award winning composer and saxophonist, Stephen Philip Harvey and his trio SPH+2 as they celebrate their second album release, Golden Hour. Joined by Mike Graham on bass and Jordon Stanley on drums, the trio will play a mixture of original compositions composed during their residency at the Golden Hour Rum Room in Saint Michaels, MD and music from their Library Card and Residence suites.
Golden Hour marks Harvey's ninth overall release, coming out August 21, 2026. This album follows Harvey's recent large ensemble release, Multiversal: Live at Bop Stop, marking another foray into the bandleader's exploration of music.
Harvey works as a bandleader whose genre-blurring music fuses jazz with cinematic storytelling and contemporary Black American music. He leads multiple ensembles including his jazz orchestra (SPHJO), octet (SPH8), electronic quintet (Sphinx) and cordless trio (SPH+2). His releases have been performed internationally and featured in magazines such as DownBeat Magazine and Jazz’n’more.
7:30 pm ET/6:30 pm CT/5:30 pm MT/4:30 pm PT/11:30 pm GMT
In-person: $25 / $10 full-time students with valid ID
Advance ticket sales end 1 hr. prior to show. Purchase remaining tickets at door.
Attendees receive a link to the recording to view for one week after the concert.
Streaming Cost is $15
The link will be revealed 15 minutes before show
and will remain active through Aug. 14
Donations welcome
7:30PM / $10 - $25 | $1.50 Fees In-person Attendance