Pat Metheny at Carnegie Hall
Pat Metheny is a Grammy-winning guitarist and composer whose work spans modern jazz, jazz fusion, and acoustic music. Known for an exploratory sound and melodic approach, he has built a long career as a bandleader and collaborator. His recordings include the acclaimed Bright Size Life and Still Life (Talking), with “Last Train Home” among his best-known pieces.
The supplied event listing places Metheny at Carnegie Hall - Isaac Stern Auditorium in New York on October 9, 2025. The available event information does not identify a tour name or confirm earlier appearances by Metheny at this auditorium, so those details should not be assumed. The city's broad jazz tradition provides a fitting setting for a performance by an artist whose music has reached audiences well beyond the jazz world.
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Pat Metheny New York reviews
Botti and Guests Shine!
Billy Childs is a great pianist. He simply can play the trumpet with such sounds like few could ever duplicate. This was even better than Pat Metheny's amazing performance a year ago. Mark Whitfield is simply amazing on the guitar and Billy Kilson can play drums like no one else in a long, long time. His mix of the American Songbook and Jazz is very pleasant to the ears. These musicians deserve all of the Grammys they have won and probably more. He has surrounded himself with the best musicians.
One, whose name I have unfortunately forgotten, had a vocal range of many octaves. The other, is the incredible violinist, Lucia Micarelli. She brought tears to my wife's and my eyes when she accompanied Pat Metheny on the hauntingly gorgeous "Emmanuel." It is the greatest piece of violin playing that I have ever heard. The two guests were extraordinarily great. Also, the performance last Friday night clearly shows why we own several CDs of Metheny's.