Oz Noy Jazz QuartetW/ Andrew Atkinson ,Boris Kolzlov, Henry Hey

Oz Noy Jazz Quartet centers on Israeli-born guitarist and composer Oz Noy, who has been based in New York since the 1990s. A regular presence on the city’s club circuit, including rooms like the Iridium, the group brings his writing and improvising into a lean quartet setting at The Bitter End.

Oz Noy is an Israeli-born guitarist and composer who has made New York City his base since the 1990s, moving between jazz, rock, blues, and funk with a fusion player’s instincts. A regular presence at Iridium, he leads projects like the Oz Noy Trio and the Oz Noy Organ Trio, and has shared bills there with artists including Wayne Krantz, Robben Ford, Brian Charette, and Shawn Pelton, alongside appearances tied to Les Paul celebrations.

Oz Noy Jazz Quartet brings guitarist Oz Noy together with Andrew Atkinson, Boris Kolzlov, and Henry Hey for a straight-ahead jazz set shaped by modern harmony and rhythmic detail. The group appears at The Bitter End, placing their work in a room long associated with working New York bands and late-night sets.

Andrew Atkinson is a jazz musician heard on New York City stages, including sets at The Bitter End. He has performed with guitarist Oz Noy in the Oz Noy Jazz Quartet alongside players such as Boris Kolzlov and Henry Hey, in a small-group context that rewards close listening.

Boris Kolzlov is a jazz musician heard on New York City stages, including The Bitter End. He has performed with guitarist Oz Noy in the Oz Noy Jazz Quartet, alongside players such as Henry Hey and Andrew Atkinson.

Henry Hey is an American keyboardist and musical director whose work spans jazz, pop, and film recording. He has held roles as a songwriter, producer, and arranger, and has collaborated with artists including David Bowie, Rod Stewart, George Michael, and Empire of the Sun.