The Capstone – Various venues and listings. Please click here for more information.
Liverpool Jazz – Various venues and listings. Please click here for more information.
Angel Field Festival: The Phil Shotton Big Band – The Capstone
NB: This concert will take place in The Great Hall (Liverpool Hope University Creative Campus)
The Phil Shotton Big Band, with guest vocalist Chris James, present an evening of swing music from Count Basie and Frank Sinatra
Admission £11.50
Angel Field Festival: The Phil Shotton Big Band – The Capstone
Jan Kopinski – saxophone
Steve Iliffe – piano
Walter Ruttmann’s definitive ‘city film’, Berlin : Symphony of a Great City (1927), is a dawn to dusk portrait of 1920s Berlin, combining documentary, abstract and lyrical imagery. With Karl Freund’s masterly camerawork and the film’s assured editing, BERLIN was hugely successful on its release, and that rarity – a film both popular and avant-garde.
NB: This concert will take place in The Great Hall (Liverpool Hope University Creative Campus)
Admission £11.50
Steve Fishwick / Alex Garnett Quartet – Wakefield Jazz
Manchester-born identical twins Steve and Matt are joined by our old friend Alex Garnett and New York bassist Mike Karn to play evangelical hard bop – as approved by Wynton Marsalis himself.
Doors open at 7:00 pm; music starts at 8:30 pm
Admission £15.00
Tickets online (from website)
Henry Lowther’s Still Waters – Sheffield Jazz
20:00 – 22:30. Crookes Social Club
Full £15, Concessions £12, Student with NUS card £8, 15 – 18 year olds £3, Under 15s Free. CASH ONLY on door.
Savannah Jazz Band – Jazz in the Spa
(Doors – 7:00.pm. Music 8:00 pm – 10:30 pm)
Unlicensed Venue. Bring your own bottle or whatever!
(Prices vary between £8 and £10)
Sunday special with “The Jazz of Dudley Moore” – JazzLeeds
Dudley Moore the comic actor, we all know about. Fewer know of Dudley Moore, virtuoso jazz pianist, brilliantly exploiting the stylistic possibilities of Errol Garner and Oscar Peterson. Chris Ingham tells the musical story of this flawed genius.
£10/8 concessions 25 and under £5 ; tickets in advance from:
Tickets: www.ticketsource.co.uk/jazzleeds
Kate Peters – Huddersfield Jazz
Come join us in Café Society for the first of our acts as part of our Spring & Summer 2019 season. Huddersfield Jazz and Café Society are proud to present Kate Peters.
Kate Peters – Voclas
Martin Longhawn – Piano
John Marley – Bass
Tim Carter – Drums
Admission: £10 adult, or Student Concession £5 (please bring your ID card when attending)
The Angel Field Festival: Berlin: Symphony of a Great City – The Capstone
NB: This concert will take place in The Great Hall (Liverpool Hope University Creative Campus)
The Phil Shotton Big Band, with guest vocalist Chris James, present an evening of swing music from Count Basie and Frank Sinatra
£10 (£5 students)
The Angel Field Festival: Berlin: Symphony of a Great City – The Capstone
Jan Kopinski – saxophone
Steve Iliffe – piano
Walter Ruttmann’s definitive ‘city film’, Berlin : Symphony of a Great City (1927), is a dawn to dusk portrait of 1920s Berlin, combining documentary, abstract and lyrical imagery. With Karl Freund’s masterly camerawork and the film’s assured editing, BERLIN was hugely successful on its release, and that rarity – a film both popular and avant-garde.
Admission £10/5
More info and tickets from the website.
Babtiste Herbin – Scarborough Jazz
At only 30 Baptiste Herbin is one of the world’s leading alto saxophonists. He lives in Paris and performs regularly at jazz festivals and saxophone conventions around the world. Saxophonist Jim Corry writes, ‘Baptiste is visiting the UK as part of a short tour across the north of England. I am really looking forward to bringing him to the club. This is a rare opportunity for people to hear one of the best saxophonists in the world….he really is that good!!!’ ‘Baptiste, he has everything. It’s crazy, everything! The sound, the phrasing, the musicality, the groove …. It’s a phenomenon.’ (Andre Cecerelli). With Jamil Sheriff (piano), Jack Garside (bass) and Dave Walsh (drums).
£8
Door open at 8 pm. Music starts at 8.45 pm
