Christian McBride & Brad Mehldau at Blue Note Jazz Club - New York
Christian McBride and Brad Mehldau are featured together for a jazz performance at Blue Note Jazz Club - New York on September 7, 2025. The listing names Mehldau in the lineup, bringing two acclaimed musicians together for an intimate club setting in Greenwich Village. Find event information through ticketsinbrooklyn.com, covering New York Concerts and Jazz / blues.
Christian McBride BIO
Bassist, bandleader, composer, and educator Christian McBride has built a wide-ranging career across jazz, collaborating with artists and ensembles in styles spanning straight-ahead jazz, big band, and contemporary projects. His work as a bandleader and sideman has made him a prominent figure in modern jazz. Pianist Brad Mehldau, known for his distinctive approach to jazz piano, joins him for this listed performance.
The supplied event information does not include a tour name, set list, past Blue Note appearances, or details of earlier dates at the club, so these are not assumed here. The New York engagement places the musicians in Greenwich Village, a long-established center for the city's live music and nightlife. Blue Note's compact room offers an up-close environment suited to attentive listening and improvisation.
Venue and Seating information
Blue Note Jazz Club - New York, at 131 W 3rd St, is an intimate Greenwich Village venue with a capacity of approximately 180. Its cabaret-style table layout keeps the stage close, and table seating is assigned. A food or drink minimum may apply, so check the event terms before attending.
Center tables nearest the stage are often considered the strongest choice for a direct, immersive view. The room's small scale also makes side tables a practical option; the venue information describes sightlines as strong throughout, rather than identifying a poor section. Arrive with your seating assignment in mind and allow time to settle in before the performance.
Parking information
Parking in Greenwich Village is limited, and street parking is not recommended as a dependable plan. Fans traveling by car can consider nearby garages, while public transit offers a straightforward alternative close to the club.
- Bleecker Street Parking Garage: A nearby garage option; the supplied estimate is $20–$40 for an evening. Availability and rates can vary.
- SpotHero: Use the parking app to compare and reserve nearby garage spaces in advance; the supplied estimate is $20–$45 for an evening.
- West 4th St subway station: The A/C/E station is about one block away, with a listed fare of $2.90.
- Broadway-Lafayette: B/D/F/M service is also within walking distance.