Miami Beachtone Jazz Festival, The São Paulo-born Eliane Elias is a multi-Grammy winner whose style blends bossa nova, jazz, pop, and classical elements. She made a name for herself with American jazz audiences in 1982 when she joined the jazz-fusion group Steps Ahead. Two years later, Elias embarked on a solo career and has since recorded 26 albums, tacking elegantly between Brazilian-tinged pop and jazz, including two excellent offerings of Antonio Carlos Jobim’s songbook (Plays Jobim and Sings Jobim), tributes to Chet Baker and Bill Evans (the exceptional Something for You), and several releases featuring her own compositions. Her latest release is an instrumental reimagining of music from The Man of La Mancha. Created to enliven the Miami music scene, the Beachtone Jazz Festival delivers one of Florida’s most prestigious events of the year, by combining some of the top Jazz, Latin Jazz and Brazilian artists of our time at the Adrienne Arsht Center for one day.

Grammy award-winning Bossa Nova star Eliane Elias, guitar legend Yamandu Costa, and legendary percussionist Sammy Figueroa will each take the stage and deliver a splendid musical experience, while invigorating South Florida’s rich cultural medley.

Beyond the incredible performances, guests will enjoy all amenities the Arsht Center has to offer, such as premium seating, dining options, a full bar, valet parking, ADA accessible accommodations, and convenient digital ticketing service.

The Beachtone Jazz Festival welcomes jazz fans of all ages to join us in this ultimate Latin Jazz experience!.Since jazz lost its place to rock ’n’ roll as the dance music of the day, oh, about 60 years ago, presenting it has become as much an art as a business. And with Miami’s privileged location, regular influx of tourists, diverse population, and plentiful attractions, few places offer the tantalizing opportunities and steep challenges for jazz artists and promoters as the Magic City.

This Saturday, June 1