TISS+WEEK 2ND EDITION AT THE JAZZ CLUB IN BAISER SALÉ

Published on Monday 31st August 2026

TISS+ WEEK returns from 1 to 8 October at the Baiser Salé Jazz Club. From 1 to 8 October 2026 , the Baiser Salé is...

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2026–2027 season: jazz makes its return to the Baiser Salé Jazz Club!

Published on Wednesday 19th August 2026

The 2026–2027 season promises to be full of new discoveries, creative works and encounters! Once again this year, the club brings together big names in...

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20th EDITION OF THE SUMMER JAM FESTIVAL

Published on Monday 27th July 2026

The Festival Estival de Jam is celebrating its 20th edition this year ✨ Every summer, it transforms stages into creative laboratories where jazz, funk, soul,...

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Charity concert / “Together for Venezuela” / 21 July 2026

Published on Thursday 9th July 2026

When a country is going through difficult times, its culture remains one of its finest aspects. On the initiative of Speranza Galez, Baiser Salé is...

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"At the Baiser Salé, a landmark on Rue des Lombards opened over forty years ago by the Gibson Brothers, people under the age of 25 now make up the bulk of the jam sessions." An article published on BFM Business

Published on Monday 8th June 2026

Many thanks to BFM Business for this lovely article on young people returning to jazz clubs. Special thanks to Juliette Weiss , who took the...

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Discover the Baiser Salé

Talented artists have been performing every night for over 40 years in our club, an emblematic venue on the Paris jazz scene.

  • Affiche | © Le Baiser Salé
  • Le Baiser Salé Jazz CLub | © Le Baiser Salé
  • Public | © Le Baiser Salé
  • Percus | © Le Baiser Salé
  • Cocktail | © Le Baiser Salé
  • Alix Rodriguez, Llassana, Djam, Anissa, Deb & Den 27/09/2010 | © Le Baiser Salé

It was in March 1983 that the Gibson's Brothers invested 58 Rue des Lombards in the heart of Paris. These three successful Antillean brothers, musicians, and authors, among other things, of the worldwide hit "Cuba," decided to open Le Baiser Salé and turn it into a Café Concert where one could enjoy a drink while listening to a live band.

A few months later, there was a change in the format. The single group that played every night gave way to a weekly programming, quickly established by the current programmer Maria Rodriguez. These were the true beginnings of Le Baiser Salé Jazz Club...

The programming of Le Baiser Salé aims to develop creative mixed music and go beyond the framework of the traditional jazz club, starting from January '84.

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