PDX Jazz at The Hoxton, Chris Shuttleworth

Friday, November 6, 2026

5:00 PM - 7:00 PM

PDX Jazz is back with live jazz at The Hoxton's Lobby Bar, bringing live music and crafted cocktails to the heart of downtown. Starting Friday, September 25, unwind from 5–7 PM with intimate performances from some of Portland’s most dynamic jazz artists.

Artist: Chris Shuttleworth

With a sound born from the jazz scene of Chicago and grounded in an unabashed search for beauty and melody, Chris Shuttleworth has quickly established himself as one of the most unique voices in the Northwest creative music scene. This quartet navigates Shuttleworth’s compositions selflessly, creating something unified that is both entirely fresh and completely approachable.

Originally from Eugene, Oregon, Chris Shuttleworth moved to Chicago to pursue a Jazz Studies degree at the prestigious DePaul University School of Music, where he studied under a number of staples of the Chicago music scene, including Dennis Carroll, Mark Fisher, and Charles Vernon. He has shared the stage with many diverse acts ranging from jazz heavyweights such as Wycliffe Gordon, Chuck Israels, Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, Randy Brecker, Ken Peplowski, Greg Ward, Matt Ulery, and Dana Hall, to pop acts including Beats Antique, Hellogoodbye, The Temptations, and The Four Tops. He has also toured extensively as a leader and a sideman, having performed in the majority of the United States as well as internationally, as far as Shanghai.

About PDX Jazz

PDX Jazz is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and the largest organization presenting jazz performances and associated education programming in the Pacific Northwest. The mission of PDX Jazz is to evolve the art of jazz by engaging our community, celebrating live performances, and enhancing arts education.

About The Hoxton

The Hoxton is a series of open-house hotels inspired by the diversity and originality of the streets and scenes that surround us.

Tickets:

$15 — General Admission

$10 — PDX Jazz Members / Hoxton Guests

All Ages | Tickets are non-refundable.