Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
On the evening of Friday, April 4th, proudly presented double bassist Brandon Lopez (NYC), sonic artist Brett Masteller (NY), Reon Moebius’ and Drew Sherrick’s duo project Collector of Dust (CMH) and the Cox/Weckman duo (CMH).
Supporters of our 2024-2025 season include the Greater Columbus Arts Council, the Ohio Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Columbus Foundation. Our April 2025 show was organized in partnership with A Tribe for Jazz.
About the Cox/Weckman duo:
Gerard Cox and Nick Weckman, two talented performers from Columbus, Ohio, form a dynamic duo known for their eclectic blend of genres and innovative sound. Combining their skills in various instruments and production, they craft music that seamlessly weaves elements of jazz improv and electronic influences. Their collaborative efforts bring a fresh, experimental energy to the Columbus music scene, creating a unique and captivating experience for their listeners. With a shared passion for pushing musical boundaries, Cox and Weckman continue to evolve and redefine their sound.
Gerard is a pianist, trumpeter, and percussionist from Columbus with a keen interest in musical surrealism and the percussive nature of the piano. Born to a piano teacher Mom and a jazz saxophone hobbyist father, clear “rockstar” inclinations were shown at age 8 in an appearance as J.S. Bach at an OMTA music festival and at 10 as Billy Idol in a look-a-like contest for the national pop/rock magazine Star Hits. Cox developed a love for jazz in high school on through college, studying both jazz piano and B3 organ. While initially taken with the straight-ahead jazz of Art Blakey and Clifford Brown, he followed John Coltrane’s discography into his later period music and this proved to be the gateway for a fascination with free jazz and all kinds of other outsider/experimental music.
Nick Weckman is a Columbus-based musician and performance artist who has spearheaded several projects; his most recent projects include Worms Rise Up and Snake Man. Other musical endeavors he has been involved with include Radarhill, Sun Trash (with Caleb Miller), and Confusions.
On the evening of Friday, April 4th, proudly presented double bassist Brandon Lopez (NYC), sonic artist Brett Masteller (NY), Reon Moebius’ and Drew Sherrick’s duo project Collector of Dust (CMH) and the Cox/Weckman duo (CMH).
Supporters of our 2024-2025 season include the Greater Columbus Arts Council, the Ohio Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Columbus Foundation. Our April 2025 show was organized in partnership with A Tribe for Jazz.
About the Cox/Weckman duo:
Gerard Cox and Nick Weckman, two talented performers from Columbus, Ohio, form a dynamic duo known for their eclectic blend of genres and innovative sound. Combining their skills in various instruments and production, they craft music that seamlessly weaves elements of jazz improv and electronic influences. Their collaborative efforts bring a fresh, experimental energy to the Columbus music scene, creating a unique and captivating experience for their listeners. With a shared passion for pushing musical boundaries, Cox and Weckman continue to evolve and redefine their sound.
Gerard is a pianist, trumpeter, and percussionist from Columbus with a keen interest in musical surrealism and the percussive nature of the piano. Born to a piano teacher Mom and a jazz saxophone hobbyist father, clear “rockstar” inclinations were shown at age 8 in an appearance as J.S. Bach at an OMTA music festival and at 10 as Billy Idol in a look-a-like contest for the national pop/rock magazine Star Hits. Cox developed a love for jazz in high school on through college, studying both jazz piano and B3 organ. While initially taken with the straight-ahead jazz of Art Blakey and Clifford Brown, he followed John Coltrane’s discography into his later period music and this proved to be the gateway for a fascination with free jazz and all kinds of other outsider/experimental music.
Nick Weckman is a Columbus-based musician and performance artist who has spearheaded several projects; his most recent projects include Worms Rise Up and Snake Man. Other musical endeavors he has been involved with include Radarhill, Sun Trash (with Caleb Miller), and Confusions.
