Saxophonist, composer, producer and Selmer artist Alicia Camiña Ginés is one of the standout voices in contemporary jazz, known for her singular fusion with flamenco. Born in Seville in 1997, she took up the saxophone at age seven and went on to study at the Conservatorio Superior de Música de Sevilla and earn a Master’s in Saxophone Performance from Berklee College of Music. Now based in Los Angeles, she has built a musical language of her own that links her Andalusian roots to modern jazz, weaving flamenco phrasing, jazz harmony and contemporary elements into a sound that balances tradition and innovation.
- When
- , 6:00 pm
- Where
- Gordon Gamm Theater, Dairy Arts Center
2590 Walnut St, Boulder, CO 80302 - Tickets
- $11.50 to $23
Her album Somewhere in My Dreams captures that identity, and was considered for a Grammy in the Best Alternative Jazz Album category. She has toured internationally in The Life and Music of George Michael, collaborated with Adrian Younge, Ali Shaheed Muhammad and Rob Lewis, and performed as a soloist at New York’s Lincoln Center. Her music has also appeared in Hacks (HBO | Max), Insiders (Netflix), Reasonable Doubt (Hulu), Cross (Amazon Prime) and Sugar (Apple TV). A European tour is planned for 2026 in support of her new album, El Jazmín De Mi Patio.
Local guest: Jeremy Mohney and his band
Joining her for this special night is local guest Jeremy Mohney and his band. For over a decade, Mohney has led one of Colorado’s most popular swing bands, bringing spirited renditions of jazz classics alongside original compositions in the swing style. Whether playing for dancers in a packed ballroom or for music lovers in an intimate club, he has the charm to win over any audience.
Two nights of flamenco in Boulder
Two days before this concert, on Saturday, December 12, BOCO Flamenco also presents The Pearls of Flamenco with Andrea Isabella, a free show at The New Local.