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Billy Jones' Vision Fuels Next Generation of Music Pros
16 Jun
Summary
- Billy Jones, co-founder of Baby's All Right, passed away at 45.
- A new foundation offers scholarships and mentorship to aspiring music pros.
- The foundation honors Jones' passion for New York's creative dreamers.
The music industry is commemorating the life and legacy of Billy Jones, a prominent figure known for co-founding the Brooklyn venue Baby's All Right. Jones, who passed away in June 2025 at the age of 45 following a cancer battle, was a dedicated musician, promoter, and venue owner. His influence extended across several New York City establishments, including Sin-é, Pianos, and The Dance.
Baby's All Right, established by Jones in 2013, played a crucial role in nurturing emerging artists, hosting early performances by SZA, Billie Eilish, and Blood Orange. In his memory, his family has launched the Billy Jones Forever Foundation.
This new initiative aims to support the next generation of music professionals through scholarships and mentorship. The foundation will offer financial aid for relocation, equipment, and travel, alongside valuable industry connections. Jones' sister, BreAnn Tassone, expressed that the foundation allows his passion for music and New York's creative talent to endure.
