The concert programme for the Ibiza Jazz 2009 festival at the end of August has now been officially released and as in the recent past will take place in more than one venue. 
There'll be a series of free concerts in the old market place which will act as a warm up and an introduction of young local talent before the main concert of the evening.
The main concerts will take place high up on the battlements of Dalt Vila in the areas of Sant Pere and Santa Llucia where there'll be a €12 entrance charge. The official presentation of the festival will take place at the Pacha Hotel on Tuesday 25th at 20.30 when there'll be a tasting of locally produced wines.
photo: Tineke Postma
Here's the programme
25. Pacha Hotel, 20.30 Xaloc Jazz
26. Sant Pere, 22.00 KB Connection and Joachim Kuhn Trio
27. Old Market, 20.30 Blues Mafia Big Band
27. Sant Pere, 22.00 Ibiza Jazz Experience 09 and Tineke Postma Quartet
28. Old Market, 20.30 Skunk Project
28. Santa Llúcia 22.00 Points and Niño Josele Quartet
29. Old Market 20.30 Alfredo Souza Trio
29. Santa Llúcia 22.00 Albatros 5 ET and The Golden Gospel Singers
We have some videos of the top artists on our Spotlight Blog.
Locations:
Old Market: At the beginning of the ramp which leads up to the main city gate (Portal de las Tablas) into the walled old town Dalt Vila. See map
Baluard Sant Pere: Bastion on the northwest corner of the city wall of Ibiza Town. Enter the walled old town Dalt Vila through the main city gate (Portal de las Tablas), pass the square Plaza de la Villa and go straight ahead up to the little square Plaza del Sol with the entrance to the bastion. Or enter Dalt Vila through the pedestrian city gate left on the Plaza Reina Sofía (see above), this leads directly to the Plaza del Sol. See map
Baluard Santa Llúcia: Bastion on the northeast corner of the city wall of Ibiza Town. Enter the walled old town Dalt Vila through the main city gate (Portal de las Tablas) and go left up the paved street, on the beginning of the street General Balancat there is the bastion Santa Llucia, stairs and a also a ramp lead up to it. See map
