Jazz on ZED Premiers this Sunday, 29 March, 2026
By Praisebell Rosemond Larbi
Jazz lovers in Ghana and beyond are set for an exciting new auditory experience as Jazz on ZED officially premieres this Sunday, March 29, 2026 at 8:00pm. The programme will air live on ZED 101.9 FM, stream via www.zedmultimedia.com, and be accessible across all ZED Multimedia social media platforms, offering audiences multiple ways to tune in.
Designed as a premium music programme, Jazz on ZED aims to deliver the smooth, soothing and timeless appeal of classical jazz to a discerning audience. The show is carefully curated to reflect the elegance and depth of the genre, widely appreciated for its calming and sophisticated sound, often associated with mid- to upper-class listeners and lovers of refined music.
The 90-minute programme will be co-hosted by a formidable duo: Bernard Ayisa, co-founder of the Ghana Jazz Club, and the legendary Charles Eshun, a respected figure with deep roots in the United Kingdom’s jazz scene. Together, they bring a wealth of experience, passion and global perspective to the show, promising rich conversations and expertly selected playlists that celebrate the essence of jazz.
A standout feature of Jazz on ZED is its international outlook. The programme will connect with jazz enthusiasts and performers across continents, including the Americas, Canada, Europe and Asia. Listeners can look forward to live interviews and updates from jazz concerts happening around the world, creating a unique bridge between Ghana and the global jazz community.
Adding to the rich musical experience, lovers of jazz will be treated to timeless tunes from some of the genre’s most celebrated icons, including Houston Person, Cannonball Adderley and Red Garland, among many others. These carefully selected tracks are expected to evoke nostalgia while introducing audiences to the depth and diversity of classical jazz.
According to the producers, the show is not just about music but about creating an immersive cultural experience. By blending classic tracks with global insights and live interactions, Jazz on ZED seeks to position itself as a must-listen programme for jazz aficionados.
The show will air every Sunday from 8:00pm to 9:30pm, promising audiences a relaxing and enriching end to their weekend. With its blend of world-class content and local expertise, Jazz on ZED is poised to become a defining platform for jazz appreciation in Ghana’s media space.
