“K.I.M. (Keeping It Moving) is a genre-blending band led by Chicago bassist Jeremiah Hunt, fusing jazz, funk, soul, R&B, hip-hop, and more into a sound that’s fluid, bold, and deeply human. Whether it’s life, love, or the grind—K.I.M. is about pushing forward. With groove-driven performances and soul-charged compositions, this band isn’t just making music—they’re making motion.”

K.I.M

Dearborn Station

Charles “Rick” Heath IV is a world renowned drummer, educator, producer who has toured and recorded with Ramsey Lewis, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Phillip Bailey of Earth, Wind & Fire, and many others. Charles is currently an adjunct professor at Columbia College and the University of Illinois (Circle Campus). Charles Heath is constantly breaking barriers as a humanitarian and musicians'; leading with first class professionalism and style.

Charles Heath Birthday Weekend Bash

Born and raised in Jacksonville, FL, Jeremiah Hunt developed a passion for music early on, starting with the trumpet before switching to bass by 9th grade. After attending Florida A&M University and participating in the 2009 Disneyland All-American College Band, where he learned from notable figures like John Clayton, Gordon Goodwin, and Wycliffe Gordon, he knew where his career was headed.

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The Jeremiah Review "A Celebration of Independence"

Jazz Showcase

Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Sassy Centennial Weekend continues at Dizzy’s Club with the G. Thomas Allen Quintet. In 2021, Allen made history, becoming the first male artist to win the prestigious Sarah Vaughan International Vocal Jazz Competition, also known as the SASSY Awards. He approaches Vaughan’s repertoire with creative reverence, a dizzying range, and an intimacy of phrasing. Expect an evening that features striking and engaging interpretations of classic tunes delivered by a true vocal master. 

Jeremiah Hunt

Events

Past events

19 - 22 Feb, 2026

K.I.M · Jazz Showcase

5 - 8 Jun, 2025

Charles Heath Birthday Weekend Bash · Jazz Showcase

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