Maria Jacobs returns to the bop stop with the release of her ninth album, recorded here live on January 9th, 2022. The album is called “Back at the Bop Stop“ and it features Rock Wehrmann on piano, Bryan Thomas on Bass, and Jamey Haddad on drums, who also join her in this performance. Tickets to attend this show in person are $20 each.

This event will also be livestreamed on BOP STOP's Facebook page at showtime. Accessing the stream is free but donations are encouraged and directly support the band. To donate, select "Donation: Livestream Attendee" (which is a $10 blanket ticket price) as your Ticket Option above and follow the steps below:

• Select "1" as your quantity and click "Add to Cart." If you wish to donate more than $10 to the band, you can increase your quantity.
• You may enter your name if you wish and click "Submit"
• Click on the "Edit Cart" button that pops up.
• Click "Checkout" to enter your card information.

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Maria Jacobs is an American jazz vocalist, songwriter, and author, born of Syrian Lebanese and Armenian descent. She is a national recording artist who has charted on both the Groove Jazz and smooth jazz holiday charts. She has performed and recorded with multi platinum, Grammy award winning producer, Tommy Coster, bassist Alphonso Johnson, and Drummer, the late Ndugu chancellor, both of Weather Report. She has also recorded several of her national releases with Cleveland’s own Grammy award winning producer, Pete Tokar.

Maria is the adjunct professor of applied vocal Jazz at Kent state university and also a licensed music educator, who teaches for open tone music, a nonprofit organization providing music instruction to inner Akron and Cleveland schools and YMCA after school music programs.

You can find Maria’s music on all digital music platforms. She can also be found on the international movie database (IMDb), as the theme song composer for the award winning film and television show “So This is Love.”

To learn more about Maria please visit www.mariajacobs.com