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SUMMARY:ALEX CLARKE
DESCRIPTION:We are extremely pleased to present one of the UK’s future stars in another of our special Saturday evening gigs\, when we welcome the wonderful saxophonist ALEX CLARKE to SoundCellar. \nThis gig will take place at The Grasshopper\,\n139 – 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole BH14 9HT. \nPlease note: If parking in either of the car parks at The Grasshopper\, you must register your vehicle on one of the dedicated terminals at the bar or in the function room. \nTicket link below \nAs a finalist in the BBC Young Jazz Musician of the Year 2020\, winner of the Rising Star category in the 2019 British Jazz Awards and nominee in the Parliamentary Jazz Awards 2021 & 2022\, Alex Clarke is known to be one of the most in-demand and versatile young saxophonists to have emerged on the British jazz scene. Since the age of 15\, where she saw her first public performance sitting in with the Exall/Roberts Quintet at Pershore Jazz Festival\, Alex has been a regular face at jazz clubs and festivals all around the country. \nKnown for her versatility and open-minded attitude towards jazz\, Alex enjoys performing a range of genres from New Orleans to bebop. Praised for her extensive repertoire and intelligent ear for harmony\, she brings a youthful\, intuitive approach that always sounds authentic in a variety of musical settings. Alex’s musical voice is steeped in the tradition of jazz; her deep respect for the heritage of the music can be heard in her swinging\, melodic sound\, which is reminiscent of Scott Hamilton and Lester Young\, also heavily influenced by Phil Woods and Cannonball Adderley. \nAlex works within many genres of music including prog rock\, ska\, soul and motown\, in addition to jazz. She released her debut album “Mirage” in 2018 and as the Alex Clarke Quartet\, recorded with UK jazz legends David Newton\, Dave Green and Clark Tracey\, she released the album ‘Only A Year’ in 2022. \nAs well as leading her own projects\, Alex performs alongside many notable names such as Alan Barnes\, Bruce Adams\, Art Themen and TJ Johnson and has worked with prestigious large ensembles such as The Simon Spillett Big Band and The Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Orchestra. \n“Bathe in her command of rhythm and her gorgeous sound on alto and tenor” All About Jazz \n“One of the UK’s finest young jazz talents” The Jazz Rag \nFor her SoundCellar debut\, we are looking forward to seeing and hearing Alex perform with three of our finest musicians\, all of whom\, as our discerning Grasshopper audiences know\, are guaranteed to provide a perfect vehicle for Alex to work with: Phil Doyle on keyboards\, Ben Taylor on double bass and Andy Chapman on drums. \nAlex Clarke: Saxes / woodwind\nBen Taylor: Acoustic bass\nAndy Chapman: Drums\nPhil Doyle: Keyboards \nEntry is £15 + booking fee in advance through the below link\, or £18 on the door (cash or card). \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/alex-clarke/
LOCATION:SoundCellar at The Grasshopper\, 139 - 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole\, Dorset\, BH14 9HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231021T220000
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SUMMARY:MOMENT'S NOTICE
DESCRIPTION:SoundCellar joins forces with the wonderful and unique Jaminaround to present MOMENT’S NOTICE: a one-off event that will take place at The Ancient Technology Centre in the one and only Cranborne Earthouse. Join us for this very special celebration of spontaneous composition. \nThis gig will take place at\nThe Ancient Technology Centre\, Damerham Road\, Cranborne\, Dorset\, BH21 5RP \nTicket link below \nMoment’s Notice showcases international leading lights in the art of spontaneous composition. Usually taking place at AMP studios in Peckham\, South London\, each episode of the series consists of one duo and one trio playing fully-improvised\, 40-minute sets. The evening culminates with a combo quintet set. Line-ups are curated by the event creator\, George Nelson. For this special edition of Moment’s Notice\, George has selected seven (yes! seven) brave musical mavericks who will travel to the depths of Dorset and unite under the hallowed Earthouse roof to light a fire and adventure into the unknown. It promises to be a night to remember! \nDaniel Casimir\, Double Bass  \nJazz FM Instrumentalist of the Year (2021) and a mainstay in Nubya Garcia and Binker Golding’s bands\, Daniel was also a key contributor on celebrated UK jazz albums Camilla George – Isang (2017) and Ashley Henry – Beautiful Vinyl Hunter (2020). He’s performed with a whole bunch of globally acclaimed musicians including Makaya McCraven\, Lonnie Liston Smith\, Julian Joseph and Jason Rebello. \nDaniel’s three bandleader releases\, Escapee (2017)\, These Days (2019) and Boxed In (2022) are all well worth seeking out. \nKadialy Kouyate\, Kora\, Voice\nMesmeric Southern Senegalese kora player and singer from the griot tradition. Kadialy’s presence on the London creative music scene over the last decade is significant\, including collaborations with Adriano Adewale\, Greentea Peng\, Abel Selaocoe and Camilla George. Kadialy’s two duo pieces with Shabaka Hutchings’ on the latter’s Afrikan Culture 2023 release\, are little short of remarkable. \nRosie Turton\, Trombone \nNominated for Jazz FM’s ‘Breakthrough Act of the Year’\, trombonist\, composer and producer Rosie Turton is one of the stand-out improvisers on the UK jazz scene. Her debut ‘Rosie’s 5ive’ (2019)\, with Jazz Re:freshed\, remains one of the label’s high watermarks\, and her EP ‘Expansions and Transformations: Part I & II’ (2021) showcased Rosie’s producer credentials and underlined her ability to interweave electric and acoustic music components. Rosie’s collaborations stretch from Nérija to Nu Civilisation Orchestra\, Camilla George\, Soweto Kinch\, Nwando Ebizie\, and Dan Samsa. \nMax Hallett aka Betamax\, Drums\nBest known for his work with Mercury Prize-nominated The Comet Is Coming\, Max’s reputation as one of the top drummers in the country is well-earned. Among his must-hear releases are Soccer 96 – Dopamine (2021) with fellow Comet Danalogue\, \nChampagne Dub – Drops (2018) with Ruth Goller\, and Betamax v Clive Bell (2021) in which Max teams up with his Shakuhachi-playing father. \nMA.MOYO\, Spoken Word\nMA.MOYO is a Zimbabwean-born writer\, sound artist & educator based in London. She was the 2016/17 Institute of Contemporary Arts Associate Poet\, is the 2019 Serpentine Galleries’ Schools Artist in Residence\, co-founder of literary arts platform BORN::FREE\, and the author of Small Inheritances (2018). MA.MOYO’s delicate touch and powerful delivery are one half of MA.MOYO X Marysia Osu\, a collaborative electronics\, harp and poetry project with Polish harpist/producer\, Marysia Osuchowska exploring nature\, womanhood and lineage. \nGeorge Crowley\, Tenor Saxophone & Clarinet\nTop tier improviser active across a range of genres\, George posesses one of the more distictive sounds amongst UK horn players  – witness his remarkable Can of Worms alongside fellow tenor Tom Challenger. George’s body of work is expansive\, from Melt Yourself Down\, Red Snapper\, Miguel Gorodi Nonet and Rick Simpson’s Klämmer\, to the truly fantastic Brass Mask. \nAfla Sackey\, Djembe & Vocals\nEver since arriving in London with Kakatsitsi Master Drummers of Ghana\, Afla has been a cornerstone on the UK creative music landscape. He is the founder and bandleader of 10-piece Afro-fusion orchestra Afrik Bawantu\, a major cog in the Ibibio Sound Machine wheel\, and his list of collaborators is dizzyingly impressive\, including Seun Kuti\, Sons of Kemet\, Tony Allen\, Yaaba Funk\, Ginger Baker\, Dele Sosimi & the Afrobeat Orchestra and Sun Ra Arkestra. \n \n \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/moments-notice/
LOCATION:The Earthhouse\, The Ancient Technology Centre\, Damerham Road\, Cranborne\, Dorset\, BH21 5RP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Partner,Upcoming
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231019T220000
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SUMMARY:THE BRANDON ALLEN GROOVE BAND
DESCRIPTION:Australian/UK saxophonist and composer BRANDON ALLEN makes a welcome return to SoundCellar with his new groove project\, made up of a super-band including SoundCellar favourites Mike Outram and Jamie Murray \nThis gig will take place at The Grasshopper\,\n139 – 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole BH14 9HT. \nPlease note: If parking in either of the car parks at The Grasshopper\, you must register your vehicle on one of the dedicated terminals at the bar or in the function room. \nTicket link below \nThe group performs brand new contemporary jazz/groove compositions\, as well as fresh interpretations of unheard material from Brandon’s previous funk outfit (Double Whisky Amnesia)\, rearranged specifically for this lineup. Musical influences include Weather Report\, Herbie Hancock\, Eddie Harris\, John Scofield\, Lalo Schifrin\, Tom Scott\, David Sanborn\, The Brecker Brothers and Vangelis. Expect funky baselines\, otherworldly drum grooves\, soaring synthesisers and intricate and intoxicating sax/guitar melodies. \n‘...A superb blend of diverse improvisation and stellar ensemble interaction…‘\n‘…A saxophone heavyweight\, at the height of his powers…’ Blues and Soul Magazine \nBrandon Allen is one of the UK’s most in demand saxophonists\, working with a wide variety artists across various genres. He leads the Brandon Allen Quartet and Sextet\, The Stanley Turrentine Project as well as the Brandon Allen Groove Band. He is the saxophonist with The Kyle Eastwood Band\, touring internationally and he has performed with Eric Clapton\, Paloma Faith\, Gary Husband\, Adam Nussbaum and numerous others. \nMike Outram hardly needs any introduction here at SoundCellar! As our regulars know\, he is highly regarded as one of the UK’s most accomplished and virtuosic guitarists. Mike has toured and/or recorded with Carleen Anderson\, Tim Garland\, Chick Corea\, Steven Wilson\, Nikki Iles\, Herbie Mann\, The Cinematic Orchestra\, Laura Rossi and others. He is also an extremely respected jazz educator and in general\, a bit of a ‘guitar guru’. \nJim Watson has been the first call pianist/keyboardist/MD for many of the world’s top artists for the last 20 years.\nHe has toured and recorded with the likes of Katie Melua\, Manu Katche\, Incognito\, Gary Moore\, Zero 7\, Marti Pellow\, Sting and many others. Jim is an extremely dynamic performer and he creates many different textural layers and rhythmic intricacies on the keyboards. \nChris Attwell is originally from Bournemouth but has made his name mainly in London as a ‘go-to’ session musician and producer. Having studied for a Masters at the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston\, USA\, we are delighted that his return to the area means we can at last have him play here at SoundCellar. \nJamie Murray is quickly becoming one of the leading drummers on the scene today. He leads ‘Beat Replacement’\, a fiery post fusion band that has featured the likes of Gary Husband\, Dave Preston and Mike Janisch. He has also performed with Zhenya Strigalev\, Tim Lefebvre\, Quentin Collins and many of the UK’s top jazz and crossover artists. Some managed to catch Jamie leading a band here for SoundCellar at The Grasshopper in November last year\, featuring Dave Preston\, Laurence Cottle and US superstar David Binney. \nBrandon Allen – Saxes/compositions\nMike Outram – Guitar\nJim Watson – Keyboards\nChris Attwell – Bass\nJamie Murray – Drums \nEntry is £15 + booking fee in advance through the below link\, or £18 on the door (cash or card). \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/the-brandon-allen-groove-band/
LOCATION:SoundCellar at The Grasshopper\, 139 - 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole\, Dorset\, BH14 9HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
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SUMMARY:DAVE MANINGTON'S RIFF RAFF
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to welcome back Dave Manington‘s Riff Raff to SoundCellar as part of a UK tour. The 6 piece band (featuring Ivo Neame on piano) produce music that is intimate and creative\, with a delicate interplay forged from many years performing together. \nThis gig will take place at The Grasshopper\,\n139 – 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole BH14 9HT. \nPlease note: If parking in either of the car parks at The Grasshopper\, you must register your vehicle on one of the dedicated terminals at the bar or in the function room. \nTicket link below \nBassist and composer Dave Manington is one of the mainstays of the London jazz scene\, a founder member of the Loop Collective\, he has played with many of the pre-eminent jazz musicians in the UK and Europe including Julian Arguelles\, Marius Neset and Gwilym Simcock amongst many others. He co-founded the Loop Collective to pool creative resources with other like-minded musicians. His debut quartet album “Headrush” was released on Loop Records in 2008 to critical acclaim. He followed this up with two albums from his band “Riff Raff”\, which were described as “Inventive\, forward-looking jazz that subtly pushes the envelope whilst remaining thoroughly accessible to the listener.” The Jazzmann. He is also a founder member of the much-respected e17 jazz collective\, Tori Freestone’s Trio\, Solstice and Yazz Ahmed’s Quartet. Dave was nominated for an Ivor Novello award for jazz composition in 2022. \nThe group also features a cast of SoundCellar ‘alumni’: vocalist Brigitte Beraha (Kenny Wheeler\, London Jazz Orchestra)\, pianist Ivo Neame (Phronesis\, Marius Neset)\, saxophonist Tom Challenger (Foufolah/Red Snapper)\, guitarist Rob Updegraff (Beth Rowley/Zigaboo Modeliste) and drummer Tim Giles (Iain Ballamy/Art Farmer). The music is sophisticated and full of virtuoso playing\, sometimes freely improvised with an exciting element of risk\, but the song forms\, melodic nature and the empathy and great ensemble playing of the group make it highly accessible. \n“Riff Raff mix the leader’s clever composing with a formidable lineup\, …and the soundscape embraces a 21st century sax-led cool school sound\, raw guitar-fusion\, diffident Wayne Shorteresque lyricism\, and vocals that showcase Beraha’s eloquent lyrics and inventiveness as a wordless improviser.” The Guardian  \n“It also grooves like hell\, with some thick mercurial riffs – full of stops\, starts\, and turns yet rocking in the grip of a savage momentum.” Jazzwise \nDave Manington – bass\nBrigitte Beraha – vocals\nIvo Neame – piano\nTom Challenger – saxophone\nRob Updegraff – guitar\nTim Giles – drums \nEntry is £15 + booking fee in advance through the below link\, or £18 on the door (cash or card). \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/dave-maningtons-riff-raff/
LOCATION:SoundCellar at The Grasshopper\, 139 - 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole\, Dorset\, BH14 9HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230921T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230921T220000
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SUMMARY:NICK MALCOLM'S 'OUT FRONT'
DESCRIPTION:It’s nine years since Bristol-based NICK MALCOLM played at SoundCellar as a guest musician with another ensemble\, so we are delighted that he is now bringing his own band Out Front to our stage. \nThis gig will take place at The Grasshopper\,\n139 – 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole BH14 9HT. \nPlease note: If parking in either of the car parks at The Grasshopper\, you must register your vehicle on one of the dedicated terminals at the bar or in the function room. \nTicket link below \nSomething of a UK super group\, Out Front formed to play the music of two of jazz’s greatest ‘inside-outside’ masters; trumpeter Booker Little and pianist Andrew Hill. Drawing on a wealth of fabulous compositions and featuring a rich line-up of three horns\, drums and bass\, the band explores the vast possibilities of this music\, from joyous straight ahead time playing\, to the most open of improvisation. \nIn addition to releasing three albums under his own name\, Nick is also a member of Rebecca Nash’s Redefining Element 78 project\, Dee Byrne’s Outlines and George Cooper’s Jazz Defenders. As a sideman he was a founder member of Eliza Carthy’s ‘Wayward Daughter’ as well as of vocalist Emily Wright’s ‘Moonlight Saving Time’. \nHe has also performed works by contemporary classical composers Ianncu Dumitrescu and Richard Barrett\, directed by the composers and broadcast on BBC Radio 3.\nHe has worked alongside major artists such as Lauren Kinsella\, Corey Mwamba\, Paul Dunmall\, Mark Sanders\, Iain Ballamy\, Alex Merritt\, Sara Colman\, Jason Rebello\, Tom Hewsom\, George Crowley\, Shabaka Hutchings and many others. \nNick has studied with world renowned trumpeters Ambrose Akinmusire\, Chris Batchelor and Ralph Alessi and teaches jazz trumpet privately and at Wells Cathedral School. \n“…a supremely gifted musician…a trumpet player for the 21st century…wow!” (Bebop Spoken Here)\n\nThe all-star line up that forms Out Front alongside Nick\, includes Jason Yarde\, Jake McMurchie\, Olie Brice and Dave Smith. All of these fantastic musicians have graced the SoundCellar stage with different ensembles in the past\, so we are really looking forward to hearing them perform together for us. \nNick Malcolm: Trumpet\nJason Yarde: Alto Saxophone\nJake McMurchie: Tenor Saxophone\nOlie Brice: Double Bass\nDave Smith: Drums \nEntry is £15 + booking fee in advance through the below link\, or £18 on the door (cash or card). \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/nick-malcolms-out-front/
LOCATION:SoundCellar at The Grasshopper\, 139 - 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole\, Dorset\, BH14 9HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230907T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230907T220000
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SUMMARY:CORRIE DICK 'SUN SWELLS'
DESCRIPTION:Having played at SoundCellar last year as drummer with the Outram/Luft Quartet\, we were keen to have CORRIE DICK back to lead his own ensemble for us for the first time since 2016. This time he brings with him some of the best musicians playing in the UK today\, not least undoubted SoundCellar favourites Laura Jurd on trumpet and Rob Luft on guitar\, together with vocalist Rebecka Edlund and bassist Caius Williams. \nThis gig will take place at The Grasshopper\,\n139 – 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole BH14 9HT. \nTicket link below \nAs has been articulated elsewhere\, Corrie has established himself at the “…rhythmic epicentre of a new era of innovative British jazz”. His first album under his own name 2015’s ‘Impossible Things’ remains one of those albums that captures and highlights the outstanding quality of a whole generation of musicians that have emerged from the UK touring scene over the last decade or so. \nHe has built this reputation in collaborations with such luminaries as Mark Lockheart\, Jake Long and Jasper Hoiby\, as well as by being a crucial member of such innovative bands as the Rob Luft Group\, the Elliot Galvin Trio\, of Laura Jurd’s numerous ensembles including the Mercury Music Prize shortlisted Dinosaur and of elusive and alternative bands Ink Line and I Don’t Need Light\, Please Give Me Water. \nCorrie’s latest album ‘Sun Swells’ was released (on Ubuntu Music) last year and it has taken another step forward with its mix of Scottish\, Scandinavian\, African and English jazz and folk influences\, together with electronic and rock overtones. To quote Corrie himself: “I wanted to write a jazz album that had rock instrumentation at its core: guitar-bass-drums. Rob Luft (guitar)\, Tom McCredie (bass) and I have been improvising and writing together for years and years and we’ve forged a sound that is uniquely crunchy yet summery\, so I wanted that sound at the centre but decorated with all sorts of elements. I basically wanted to make folk-rock-jazz but treat it how electronic music producer Mura Masa treats his tracks–chucking the whole damn fruit bowl at the thing but somehow keeping space and air in the arrangement and the mix.” \nFor their SoundCellar performance\, Corrie is bringing a great group of musicians and we are really looking forward to the evening. \n“The trumpeter [Laura Jurd] herself and expressive drummer Corrie Dick are both sensations who have made big names for themselves straight out of the blocks. Compared to other genres\, jazz doesn’t really thrive on hype. Their secret is just that they’re really\, really good.” (London Jazz News) \n“Corrie Dick is one of the most gifted drummers I’ve come across in recent years; he’s well on his way to being a visionary both as a musician and composer. With such vibrance and flair there is no doubt in my mind that he will soon assert himself as one of the finest contemporary percussionists on the UK scene.” (NY saxophonist and SoundCellar alumni\, Will Vinson) \nCorrie Dick: Drums\, Percussion\nRebecka Edlund: Voice\nLaura Jurd: Trumpet\nRob Luft: Guitar\nCaius Williams: Bass \nEntry is £15 + booking fee in advance through the below link\, or £18 on the door (cash or card). \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/corrie-dick-sun-swells/
LOCATION:SoundCellar at The Grasshopper\, 139 - 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole\, Dorset\, BH14 9HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230608T200100
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230608T220000
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SUMMARY:LIVESTREAM: PETE CASE & FRIENDS featuring Jason Rebello and the Stacey Bros
DESCRIPTION:Keyboard player PETE CASE brings his 6 piece ‘supergroup’ to SoundCellar with an all star line-up featuring British jazz icon JASON REBELLO and local legends PAUL and JEREMY STACEY. \nClick here for tickets to attend the physical gig.\nLivestream Ticket link below \nPETE CASE is a homegrown Bournemouth musician who began playing piano at the age of four. He befriended and played with Jeremy and Paul Stacey when they were teenagers and they all linked up with bassist Pat Davey many years ago to work in a local band called Zen. In the mid-1980s Pete had a three-year spell working as a professional musician in London before completing his PhD and pursuing a career in the academic world (he’s an academic who works in the field of applied global health and has professorships at universities in Bristol\, North Queensland and Singapore). Paul\, Jeremy and Pete also met a teenage Jason Rebello and they became lifelong friends. Pete also met a teenage Tim Fulker when they both played in the Taverners’ Big Band\, again in the 1980s. So\, friendship runs long and deep in the ‘Pete Case & Friends’ band! Pete and his family recently moved back to the Bournemouth area and he’s enjoying reconnecting with the local jazz scene. \nFor this gig the group go back to their musical roots to perform an evening of classic jazz fusion as well as some contemporary compositions \nPete Case – keyboards\nJason Rebello – keyboards\nTim Fulker – saxophone\nPaul Stacey – guitar\nPat Davey – bass\nJeremy Stacey – drums \nThe livestream will be broadcast on YouTube\, via a page available when you purchase a ticket through the link below. \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/livestream-pete-case-friends-featuring-jason-rebello-and-the-stacey-bros/
LOCATION:LIVESTREAM\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230608T220000
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CREATED:20230326T190802Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230607T071335Z
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SUMMARY:PETE CASE & FRIENDS featuring Jason Rebello and the Stacey Bros
DESCRIPTION:Keyboard player PETE CASE brings his 6 piece ‘supergroup’ to SoundCellar with an all star line-up featuring British jazz icon JASON REBELLO and local legends PAUL and JEREMY STACEY. \nTHIS GIG IS NOW SOLD OUT \nThis gig will take place at The Grasshopper\, 139 – 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole BH14 9HT.\n \nTicket link below \nPETE CASE is a homegrown Bournemouth musician who began playing piano at the age of four. He befriended and played with Jeremy and Paul Stacey when they were teenagers and they all linked up with bassist Pat Davey many years ago to work in a local band called Zen. In the mid-1980s Pete had a three-year spell working as a professional musician in London before completing his PhD and pursuing a career in the academic world (he’s an academic who works in the field of applied global health and has professorships at universities in Bristol\, North Queensland and Singapore). Paul\, Jeremy and Pete also met a teenage Jason Rebello and they became lifelong friends. Pete also met a teenage Tim Fulker when they both played in the Taverners’ Big Band\, again in the 1980s. So\, friendship runs long and deep in the ‘Pete Case & Friends’ band! Pete and his family recently moved back to the Bournemouth area and he’s enjoying reconnecting with the local jazz scene. \nFor this gig the group go back to their musical roots to perform an evening of classic jazz fusion as well as some contemporary compositions \nPete Case – keyboards\nJason Rebello – keyboards\nTim Fulker – saxophone\nPaul Stacey – guitar\nPat Davey – bass\nJeremy Stacey – drums \n  \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/pete-case-friends-featuring-jason-rebello-and-the-stacey-bros/
LOCATION:SoundCellar at The Grasshopper\, 139 - 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole\, Dorset\, BH14 9HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230514T193100
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230514T220000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20221117T213216Z
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SUMMARY:LIVESTREAM: THE BLACKHEART ORCHESTRA plus support FOXPALMER
DESCRIPTION:Fitting perfectly with our reputation for presenting the very best in live music\, we’re stepping into a different field from our more regular ‘jazz’ genre\, to bring you The Blackheart Orchestra – officially known as the smallest orchestra in the world! \nClick here for tickets to attend the physical gig.\nLivestream Ticket link below \nTwo people playing 13 instruments between them\, Chrissy Mostyn and Rick Pilkington draw on their backgrounds in rock\, folk\, electronica and classical music to create a unique sound frequently compared to early Pink Floyd\, Portishead and Kate Bush as well as contemporary composers such as Steve Reich and Philip Glass. \nDescribed as an ”Avant garde musical utopia”\, they perform in their ‘musical space station’ of instruments including guitar\, bass\, percussion\, mandola\, piano\, organ\, omnichord and vintage synthesisers. After over 1000 concerts and now 7 albums\, they’ve played everywhere from Southampton to Sydney including London’s Palladium and Royal Albert Hall while piling up achievements from a nomination for the Progressive Music Limelight Award\, Best British Duo\, #4 Best New British Band\, and #10 Most Important Rock Event of 2020. \nMore recently their universally applauded 2022 album Hotel Utopia went straight into the UK Rock Chart at #13\, single If You Tolerate This made #22 in the iTunes chart and Chrissy Mostyn was voted #5 World Female Vocalist in Prog Magazine’s Readers’ Poll. \n“Epic” – Uncut \n“Ethereal” – Sunday Express \n“A life-enhancing listening experience” – Louder Than War \n“Reaches areas of your head and heart you never knew existed” – Metal Planet Music \nIf any further recommendations are necessary\, both SoundCellar’s John and the more recently ‘converted’ Chris\, believe it’s time word got out in this part of the country about The Blackheart Orchestra. Their SoundCellar gig scheduled in late 2022\, fell foul of an unfortunate injury for one of the band\, but all is now well\, so we are extremely pleased to present them live at The Grasshopper\, as part of their 2023 UK tour to promote the new album. \nLatest addition: Support act Foxpalmer has been announced for the tour and will open the evening at 7:30pm prompt \nFoxpalmer aka Fern McNulty is a London-based singer-songwriter. She combines the genres of acoustic\, rock and folk to create deep\, tearful and soulful music. Her unique sound\, original music and captivating live shows have won her considerable airplay and performances at a number of UK festivals including Godiva and Celtic Connections.\n“A strong connection can be made between Foxpalmer and Fleetwood Mac” – The Voice Magazine\n“A fantastic voice and acoustic playing reminiscent of Tracey Chapman” – Fireworks Magazine \nApproximate show timings:\nDoors open: 7pm\nFoxpalmer: 7:30pm – 8pm\ninterval: 8pm – 8:30pm\nThe Blackheart Orchestra: 8:30pm – 9:50pm \nThe livestream will be broadcast on YouTube\, via a page available when you purchase a ticket through the link below. \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/livestream-the-blackheart-orchestra-2/
LOCATION:LIVESTREAM\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Streamed,Upcoming
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230514T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230514T220000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20221117T152625Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230404T150012Z
UID:2018-1684092600-1684101600@soundcellar.org
SUMMARY:THE BLACKHEART ORCHESTRA plus support FOXPALMER
DESCRIPTION:Fitting perfectly with our reputation for presenting the very best in live music\, we’re stepping into a different field from our more regular ‘jazz’ genre\, to bring you The Blackheart Orchestra – officially known as the smallest orchestra in the world! \nThis gig will take place at The Grasshopper\, 139 – 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole BH14 9HT. Please note the 7:30pm start time.\n \nTicket link below \nTwo people playing 13 instruments between them\, Chrissy Mostyn and Rick Pilkington draw on their backgrounds in rock\, folk\, electronica and classical music to create a unique sound frequently compared to early Pink Floyd\, Portishead and Kate Bush as well as contemporary composers such as Steve Reich and Philip Glass. \nDescribed as an ”Avant garde musical utopia”\, they perform in their ‘musical space station’ of instruments including guitar\, bass\, percussion\, mandola\, piano\, organ\, omnichord and vintage synthesisers. After over 1000 concerts and now 7 albums\, they’ve played everywhere from Southampton to Sydney including London’s Palladium and Royal Albert Hall while piling up achievements from a nomination for the Progressive Music Limelight Award\, Best British Duo\, #4 Best New British Band\, and #10 Most Important Rock Event of 2020. \nMore recently their universally applauded 2022 album Hotel Utopia went straight into the UK Rock Chart at #13\, single If You Tolerate This made #22 in the iTunes chart and Chrissy Mostyn was voted #5 World Female Vocalist in Prog Magazine’s Readers’ Poll. \n“Epic” – Uncut \n“Ethereal” – Sunday Express \n“A life-enhancing listening experience” – Louder Than War \n“Reaches areas of your head and heart you never knew existed” – Metal Planet Music \nIf any further recommendations are necessary\, both SoundCellar’s John and the more recently ‘converted’ Chris\, believe it’s time word got out in this part of the country about The Blackheart Orchestra. Their SoundCellar gig scheduled in late 2022\, fell foul of an unfortunate injury for one of the band\, but all is now well\, so we are extremely pleased to present them live at The Grasshopper\, as part of their 2023 UK tour to promote the new album. \nLatest addition: Support act Foxpalmer has been announced for the tour and will open the evening at 7:30pm prompt \nFoxpalmer aka Fern McNulty is a London-based singer-songwriter. She combines the genres of acoustic\, rock and folk to create deep\, tearful and soulful music. Her unique sound\, original music and captivating live shows have won her considerable airplay and performances at a number of UK festivals including Godiva and Celtic Connections.\n“A strong connection can be made between Foxpalmer and Fleetwood Mac” – The Voice Magazine\n“A fantastic voice and acoustic playing reminiscent of Tracey Chapman” – Fireworks Magazine \nApproximate show timings:\nDoors open: 7pm\nFoxpalmer: 7:30pm – 8pm\ninterval: 8pm – 8:30pm\nThe Blackheart Orchestra: 8:30pm – 9:50pm \nEntry is £15 + booking fee in advance through the below link\, or £18 on the door (cash or card). \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/the-blackheart-orchestra-2/
LOCATION:SoundCellar at The Grasshopper\, 139 - 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole\, Dorset\, BH14 9HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230422T200100
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230422T220000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20230211T123143Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230422T063526Z
UID:2271-1682193660-1682200800@soundcellar.org
SUMMARY:LIVESTREAM: YOLANDA CHARLES’ PROJECT PH INSTRA-MENTALS
DESCRIPTION:Well-known to music fans and industry professionals worldwide\, bassist YOLANDA CHARLES makes her SoundCellar debut with her amazing four piece band YOLANDA CHARLES‘ PROJECT PH INSTRA-MENTALS. \nLIVE SOLD OUT\nLivestream Tickets still available link below \nYolanda Charles has spent her career performing live with artists such as Hans Zimmer\, Squeeze\, Robbie Williams\, and Paul Weller\, as well as recording with BB King\, Mick Jagger\, Dave Stewart\, and Queen\, to mention a few. In 2020\, she was awarded an MBE for her services to music. \nProject pH features a diverse range of musical styles\, including beautiful ballads\, heavy funk-fusion instrumentals\, and modern R&B-influenced soulful tunes. Their musical variety has drawn comparisons to Parliament/Funkadelic\, Herbie Hancock’s Headhunters\, Prince\, Yes\, and Return to Forever\, as well as Don Blackman\, John Scofield\, and even the Mahavishnu Orchestra. \nThe band presents its music with intricately arranged elements that allow unprepared moments to emerge\, with a nod or glance signaling accents or arrangement changes. The interplay and rhythmic possibilities are numerous\, which allows the musicians to enjoy a highly creative experience. \nProject pH features the skills of London-based guitarist Nick Linnik\, who provides a stunning display of highly compelling soloing as the newest member of the band. Laurie Lowe on drums is known for his work with the Preston\, Glasgow\, and Lowe trio and has previously performed at SoundCellar with the PGL trio and pianist John Law. Pianist Hamish Balfour brings a wide range of experience as a composer and arranger. His training in both classical & jazz\, and as a dance music producer\, gives him the perfect mix of skills for the band sound. \nYolanda Charles – bass guitar\nHamish Balfour – keyboards\nNick Linnik – guitar\nLaurie Lowe – drums \nThe livestream will be broadcast on YouTube\, via a page available when you purchase a ticket through the link below. \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month. \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/livestream-yolanda-charles-project-ph-instra-mentals/
LOCATION:LIVESTREAM\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230422T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230422T220000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20230205T122933Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230422T063910Z
UID:2247-1682193600-1682200800@soundcellar.org
SUMMARY:YOLANDA CHARLES’ PROJECT PH INSTRA-MENTALS
DESCRIPTION:Well-known to music fans and industry professionals worldwide\, bassist YOLANDA CHARLES makes her SoundCellar debut with her amazing four piece band YOLANDA CHARLES‘ PROJECT PH INSTRA-MENTALS \nTHE GIG IS NOW SOLD OUT \nLivestream tickets still available through this link \nYolanda Charles has spent her career performing live with artists such as Hans Zimmer\, Squeeze\, Robbie Williams\, and Paul Weller\, as well as recording with BB King\, Mick Jagger\, Dave Stewart\, and Queen\, to mention a few. In 2020\, she was awarded an MBE for her services to music. \nProject pH features a diverse range of musical styles\, including beautiful ballads\, heavy funk-fusion instrumentals\, and modern R&B-influenced soulful tunes. Their musical variety has drawn comparisons to Parliament/Funkadelic\, Herbie Hancock’s Headhunters\, Prince\, Yes\, and Return to Forever\, as well as Don Blackman\, John Scofield\, and even the Mahavishnu Orchestra. \nThe band presents its music with intricately arranged elements that allow unprepared moments to emerge\, with a nod or glance signaling accents or arrangement changes. The interplay and rhythmic possibilities are numerous\, which allows the musicians to enjoy a highly creative experience. \nProject pH features the skills of London-based guitarist Nick Linnik\, who provides a stunning display of highly compelling soloing as the newest member of the band. Laurie Lowe on drums is known for his work with the Preston\, Glasgow\, and Lowe trio and has previously performed at SoundCellar with the PGL trio and pianist John Law. Pianist Hamish Balfour brings a wide range of experience as a composer and arranger. His training in both classical & jazz\, and as a dance music producer\, gives him the perfect mix of skills for the band sound. \nYolanda Charles – bass guitar\nHamish Balfour – keyboards\nNick Linnik – guitar\nLaurie Lowe – drums \nEntry is £15 + booking fee in advance through the below link\, or £18 on the door (cash or card). \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/yolanda-charles-project-ph-instra-mentals/
LOCATION:SoundCellar at The Grasshopper\, 139 - 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole\, Dorset\, BH14 9HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230420T200100
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230420T220000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20230310T091138Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230310T091138Z
UID:2323-1682020860-1682028000@soundcellar.org
SUMMARY:LIVESTREAM: THE TRISTAN BANKS QUARTET
DESCRIPTION:Acclaimed drummer/composer TRISTAN BANKS makes his SoundCellar debut as part of a national tour to promote the release of his first solo album ‘View From Above’ (Ubuntu Music ). \nClick here for tickets to attend the physical gig.\nLivestream Ticket link below \nThe debut album by drummer/composer TRISTAN BANKS\, draws on over 30 years of experience as a sideman for many grammy award winning and multi platinum selling artists. Mixing influences from the jazz\, latin and fusion idioms\, the music is a unique combination of high-octane virtuosic performance and sublimely melodic composition. Banks unifies his long standing musical friends Paul Booth\, John Crawford and Davide Mantovani to articulate his musical vision. Tristan’s debut album due for release on the Ubuntu Music record label March 31st 2023. \nThe quartet’s professional credentials read like the Who’s Who in today’s music: \nTristan Banks has worked as a recording artist and session musician building a reputation as a knowledgeable\, versatile and authentic world-class drummer and percussionist. Working with many artists covering a wide field of musical genres including Roy Ayers\, Steve Winwood\, Dave Valentin\, David Gilmour\, Beverley Knight\, Hexagonal\, Peter King\, Lewis Taylor\, Guy Barker\, Marcos Valle\, Liane Carroll\, Mike Lindup\, Terry Callier\, Da Lata\, Jim Mullen\, Carleen Anderson and Mayra Andrade. \nPaul Booth is the in-demand sax man on today’s music scene. His ability to blend into any musical surrounding coupled with his talents as a multi-instrumentalist has led to him being regularly chosen to perform with many well-known artists. Paul has toured\, performed and recorded around the world with Steve Winwood\, The Eagles\, Eric Clapton\, Steely Dan\, Carlos Santana\, Van Morrison\, The Allman Brothers Band\, Bonnie Raitt\, Chaka Khan\, Kylie Minogue\, Jamiroquai\, Gregory Porter\, Barry Manilow\, Warren Haynes\, Marti Pellow\, Derek Trucks\, Eddie Henderson\, Geoffrey Keezer\, Clarence Penn and Ingrid Jensen. \nJohn Crawford is one of the finest Latin/Jazz pianists on the scene\, and brings impressive technique and musicianship to his blend of jazz\, flamenco and Latin. He has worked with the likes of Latin legends Airto Moreira and Giovanni Hidalgo as well as UK based artists such as Snowboy and Roberto Pla. In addition his non-Latin work includes gigs with the likes of Bjork\, Tanita Tikarem and Kirsty McColl. \nDavide Mantovani Since his arrival in London in 1991\, He has built up a solid presence on both live and studio scenes\, playing with some illustrious Jazz\, World and Pop artists around: Lisa Stansfield\, Tony Allen (Fela Kuti)\, Baaba Maal\, Seckou Keita\, Zoe Rahman\, Jim Mullen\, Andy Sheppard\, Jason Rebello\, Natacha Atlas\, Mulatu Astatke\, Nana Vasconcelos\, Alex Wilson\, Kuljit Bahmra\, Justin Adams\, Cheick Lô\, Baseckou Kouyate\, Cheo Feliciano\, Herman Olivera\, Aster Aweke\, Jean Toussant (Jazz Messengers)\, Antonio Forcione and many others. \n“Human rhythm machine” Marcus Valle \n“Where can I get those drums” Steve Winwood \nTristan Banks – drums\nPaul Booth – saxophone\nJohn Crawford – piano\nDavide Mantovani – bass \nThe livestream will be broadcast on YouTube\, via a page available when you purchase a ticket through the link below. \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month. \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/livestream-the-tristan-banks-quartet/
LOCATION:LIVESTREAM\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230420T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230420T220000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20230212T084154Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230212T084154Z
UID:2274-1682020800-1682028000@soundcellar.org
SUMMARY:THE TRISTAN BANKS QUARTET
DESCRIPTION:Acclaimed drummer/composer TRISTAN BANKS makes his SoundCellar debut as part of a national tour to promote the release of his first solo album ‘View From Above’ (Ubuntu Music ). \nThis gig will take place at The Grasshopper\, 139 – 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole BH14 9HT.\n \nTicket link below \nThe debut album by drummer/composer TRISTAN BANKS\, draws on over 30 years of experience as a sideman for many grammy award winning and multi platinum selling artists. Mixing influences from the jazz\, latin and fusion idioms\, the music is a unique combination of high-octane virtuosic performance and sublimely melodic composition. Banks unifies his long standing musical friends Paul Booth\, John Crawford and Davide Mantovani to articulate his musical vision. Tristan’s debut album due for release on the Ubuntu Music record label March 31st 2023. \nThe quartet’s professional credentials read like the Who’s Who in today’s music: \nTristan Banks has worked as a recording artist and session musician building a reputation as a knowledgeable\, versatile and authentic world-class drummer and percussionist. Working with many artists covering a wide field of musical genres including Roy Ayers\, Steve Winwood\, Dave Valentin\, David Gilmour\, Beverley Knight\, Hexagonal\, Peter King\, Lewis Taylor\, Guy Barker\, Marcos Valle\, Liane Carroll\, Mike Lindup\, Terry Callier\, Da Lata\, Jim Mullen\, Carleen Anderson and Mayra Andrade. \nPaul Booth is the in-demand sax man on today’s music scene. His ability to blend into any musical surrounding coupled with his talents as a multi-instrumentalist has led to him being regularly chosen to perform with many well-known artists. Paul has toured\, performed and recorded around the world with Steve Winwood\, The Eagles\, Eric Clapton\, Steely Dan\, Carlos Santana\, Van Morrison\, The Allman Brothers Band\, Bonnie Raitt\, Chaka Khan\, Kylie Minogue\, Jamiroquai\, Gregory Porter\, Barry Manilow\, Warren Haynes\, Marti Pellow\, Derek Trucks\, Eddie Henderson\, Geoffrey Keezer\, Clarence Penn and Ingrid Jensen. \nJohn Crawford is one of the finest Latin/Jazz pianists on the scene\, and brings impressive technique and musicianship to his blend of jazz\, flamenco and Latin. He has worked with the likes of Latin legends Airto Moreira and Giovanni Hidalgo as well as UK based artists such as Snowboy and Roberto Pla. In addition his non-Latin work includes gigs with the likes of Bjork\, Tanita Tikarem and Kirsty McColl. \nDavide Mantovani Since his arrival in London in 1991\, He has built up a solid presence on both live and studio scenes\, playing with some illustrious Jazz\, World and Pop artists around: Lisa Stansfield\, Tony Allen (Fela Kuti)\, Baaba Maal\, Seckou Keita\, Zoe Rahman\, Jim Mullen\, Andy Sheppard\, Jason Rebello\, Natacha Atlas\, Mulatu Astatke\, Nana Vasconcelos\, Alex Wilson\, Kuljit Bahmra\, Justin Adams\, Cheick Lô\, Baseckou Kouyate\, Cheo Feliciano\, Herman Olivera\, Aster Aweke\, Jean Toussant (Jazz Messengers)\, Antonio Forcione and many others. \n“Human rhythm machine” Marcus Valle \n“Where can I get those drums” Steve Winwood \nTristan Banks – drums\nPaul Booth – saxophone\nJohn Crawford – piano\nDavide Mantovani – bass \nEntry is £15 + booking fee in advance through the below link\, or £18 on the door (cash or card). \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/the-tristan-banks-quartet/
LOCATION:SoundCellar at The Grasshopper\, 139 - 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole\, Dorset\, BH14 9HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230406T200100
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230406T220000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20230201T211634Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230201T211634Z
UID:2220-1680811260-1680818400@soundcellar.org
SUMMARY:LIVESTREAM: DUSKI
DESCRIPTION:DUSKI made their SoundCellar debut in 2018 and we felt it was time to have them back again – this time they come to us as a quartet. \nClick here for tickets to attend the physical gig.\nLivestream Ticket link below \nThe band began as a chordless trio in darkest Wales comprising of sax\, double bass and drums. Piano was added and slowly the jazz styles disappeared\, while heavy jams and collective improvising took its place. The piano morphed into different synthesisers and tape loops and the double bass cracked open to reveal its electric counterpart. Standard chord progression melted away to reveal the dark minimalist progressive rock band that is Duski. \n “A contemporary group playing fresh\, original music that deserves to be seen and heard” – The Jazz Mann \nDuski toured the UK three times to promote their eponymous debut album. During this process\, the band started developing new music that ended up dominating the set: a new album was on the horizon. The band entered Giant Wafer Studio in September 2018 and took three days to craft the album ‘Make a Wish’. Traditional form of melody and then lots of soloing took a sideline\, replaced by group improvisations based more on image and texture. Most of the album was recorded live in a few takes along with overdubbing. \n“Duski’s set shows originality\, quality and productive collaboration” – Nigel Jarrett\, Jazz Journal \n“‘Make A Wish’ is a world class album that should propel Duski to the forefront of the UK Jazz scene” – Francis Brown\, New Sounds Wales \nDuski’s sound evolved again throughout 2020’s lockdown\, the result of which is their most recent release 2021’s “Pillow Talk Sessions 1” on Ropeadope.  Conversations between tenor saxophone & double bass entwine; drawing out delicate notes that allow space for reflection with brooding overtones of tension ever-present. Aidan Thorne struts along the double bass\, bowing earthly drones for Greg Sterland’s searching tenor saxophone reminiscent of the considered European jazz leanings of early Portico Quartet. Another welcome addition to the impressive British jazz scene. \nThis SoundCellar gig will feature an eclectic mix of ‘Pillow Talk’ improvisations\, along with ‘Make A Wish’ group material – an evening not to be missed! \nAidan Thorne: Bass\nGreg Sterland: Saxes\nPaul Jones: Keyboards\nMatt Holmes: Drums \nThe livestream will be broadcast on YouTube\, via a page available when you purchase a ticket through the link below. \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/livestream-duski/
LOCATION:LIVESTREAM\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Streamed,Upcoming
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230406T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230406T220000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20221118T164337Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230201T103532Z
UID:2051-1680811200-1680818400@soundcellar.org
SUMMARY:DUSKI
DESCRIPTION:DUSKI made their SoundCellar debut in 2018 and we felt it was time to have them back again – this time they come to us as a quartet. \nThis gig will take place at The Grasshopper\, 139 – 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole BH14 9HT.\n \nTicket link below \nThe band began as a chordless trio in darkest Wales comprising of sax\, double bass and drums. Piano was added and slowly the jazz styles disappeared\, while heavy jams and collective improvising took its place. The piano morphed into different synthesisers and tape loops and the double bass cracked open to reveal its electric counterpart. Standard chord progression melted away to reveal the dark minimalist progressive rock band that is Duski. \n “A contemporary group playing fresh\, original music that deserves to be seen and heard” – The Jazz Mann \nDuski toured the UK three times to promote their eponymous debut album. During this process\, the band started developing new music that ended up dominating the set: a new album was on the horizon. The band entered Giant Wafer Studio in September 2018 and took three days to craft the album ‘Make a Wish’. Traditional form of melody and then lots of soloing took a sideline\, replaced by group improvisations based more on image and texture. Most of the album was recorded live in a few takes along with overdubbing. \n“Duski’s set shows originality\, quality and productive collaboration” – Nigel Jarrett\, Jazz Journal \n“‘Make A Wish’ is a world class album that should propel Duski to the forefront of the UK Jazz scene” – Francis Brown\, New Sounds Wales \nDuski’s sound evolved again throughout 2020’s lockdown\, the result of which is their most recent release 2021’s “Pillow Talk Sessions 1” on Ropeadope.  Conversations between tenor saxophone & double bass entwine; drawing out delicate notes that allow space for reflection with brooding overtones of tension ever-present. Aidan Thorne struts along the double bass\, bowing earthly drones for Greg Sterland’s searching tenor saxophone reminiscent of the considered European jazz leanings of early Portico Quartet. Another welcome addition to the impressive British jazz scene. \nThis SoundCellar gig will feature an eclectic mix of ‘Pillow Talk’ improvisations\, along with ‘Make A Wish’ group material – an evening not to be missed! \nAidan Thorne: Bass\nGreg Sterland: Saxes\nPaul Jones: Keyboards\nMatt Holmes: Drums \nEntry is £15 + booking fee in advance through the below link\, or £18 on the door (cash or card). \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/duski/
LOCATION:SoundCellar at The Grasshopper\, 139 - 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole\, Dorset\, BH14 9HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230330T200100
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230330T220000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20230304T093733Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230321T231935Z
UID:2302-1680206460-1680213600@soundcellar.org
SUMMARY:LIVESTREAM: KEVIN FIGES' WALLPAPER MUSIC
DESCRIPTION:Bristol-based saxophonist\, flautist\, composer and arranger KEVIN FIGES makes a long overdue return to SoundCellar with his latest project WALLPAPER MUSIC. \nClick here for tickets to attend the physical gig.\nLivestream Ticket link below \nKevin Figes began studying saxophone with Elton Dean and later attended the Guildhall School of Music and Drama\, studying with Tim Garland. He had a notable association performing and recording with Keith Tippett. \nSince 2007 Figes has composed and produced many well-received recordings with his own jazz quartet.  Recent work includes ‘Changing Times’ (2020) by the Kevin Figes Quartet\, which received a 4* review from Dave Gelly in The Guardian\, and ‘Wallpaper Music’ (2021) (with the addition of Brigitte Beraha on vocals) which was described as ‘A kaleidoscopic blizzard’ by John Fordham in his 4* review for Jazzwise. \nOther projects included 4 Sided Triangle (with Mike Outram)\, an Octet and the 15 piece big band ‘Resonation’. Figes has played at Ronnie Scott’s with Pee Wee Ellis and Fred Wesley\, Bobby Shew and Denny Ilett’s Electric Lady Big Band\, of which he is a member. He has also performed on the Park stage at Glastonbury with the music of Barry Gray and major festivals with This Is The Kit.  His own quartet have performed nationally and broadcast live from Glastonbury Festival on Radio 3. \nForthcoming work includes compositions for piano\, use of experimental methods and found sounds\, writing of lyrics in song form and exploring a range of genres including contemporary classical\, jazz\, free improvisation\, folk and rock. \nKevin Figes – saxes/flutes\nBrigitte Beraha – voice\nJim Blomfield – keyboards\nAshley John Long – bass\nMark Whitlam – drums \nThe livestream will be broadcast on YouTube\, via a page available when you purchase a ticket through the link below. \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \n  \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/livestream-kevin-figes-wallpaper-music/
LOCATION:LIVESTREAM\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230330T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230330T220000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20221118T162957Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230321T232007Z
UID:2044-1680206400-1680213600@soundcellar.org
SUMMARY:KEVIN FIGES' WALLPAPER MUSIC
DESCRIPTION:Bristol-based saxophonist\, flautist\, composer and arranger KEVIN FIGES makes a long overdue return to SoundCellar with his latest project WALLPAPER MUSIC. \nThis gig will take place at The Grasshopper\, 139 – 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole BH14 9HT.\n \nTicket link below \nKevin Figes began studying saxophone with Elton Dean and later attended the Guildhall School of Music and Drama\, studying with Tim Garland. He had a notable association performing and recording with Keith Tippett. \nSince 2007 Figes has composed and produced many well-received recordings with his own jazz quartet.  Recent work includes ‘Changing Times’ (2020) by the Kevin Figes Quartet\, which received a 4* review from Dave Gelly in The Guardian\, and ‘Wallpaper Music’ (2021) (with the addition of Brigitte Beraha on vocals) which was described as ‘A kaleidoscopic blizzard’ by John Fordham in his 4* review for Jazzwise. \nOther projects included 4 Sided Triangle (with Mike Outram)\, an Octet and the 15 piece big band ‘Resonation’. Figes has played at Ronnie Scott’s with Pee Wee Ellis and Fred Wesley\, Bobby Shew and Denny Ilett’s Electric Lady Big Band\, of which he is a member. He has also performed on the Park stage at Glastonbury with the music of Barry Gray and major festivals with This Is The Kit.  His own quartet have performed nationally and broadcast live from Glastonbury Festival on Radio 3. \nForthcoming work includes compositions for piano\, use of experimental methods and found sounds\, writing of lyrics in song form and exploring a range of genres including contemporary classical\, jazz\, free improvisation\, folk and rock. \nKevin Figes – saxes/flutes\nBrigitte Beraha – voice\nJim Blomfield – keyboards\nAshley John Long – bass\nMark Whitlam – drums \nEntry is £15 + booking fee in advance through the below link\, or £18 on the door (cash or card). \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/kevin-figes/
LOCATION:SoundCellar at The Grasshopper\, 139 - 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole\, Dorset\, BH14 9HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230316T200100
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230316T220000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20230219T222200Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230219T222442Z
UID:2286-1678996860-1679004000@soundcellar.org
SUMMARY:LIVESTREAM: VÉRONIQUE JOLY & THE SOUNDCELLAR 5
DESCRIPTION:Paris born vocalist VÉRONIQUE JOLY returns to SoundCellar fronting the new 5 piece house band. Véronique will be presenting songs by Antônio Carlos Jobim\, James Taylor\, Carla Bley\, Freddie Hubbard and others sung in English\, French and Portuguese. \nClick here for tickets to attend the physical gig.\nLivestream Ticket link below \nParis born Véronique started performing live at the age of 17 and paid her dues on the Paris music scene before moving to London in 1992. In the 10 years she was in London\, she studied classical vocal technique\, formed an artists’ collective\, performed and recorded a CD with contemporary pop group L’Orange\, wrote and performed several multimedia theatre pieces and sang at many of the capital’s music venues. She has been involved in many diverse projects co-writing and recording a song for the BBC programme Rick Stein: French Odyssey. Her latest projects are collaboration with master vibes player Roger Beaujolais plus her new Getz/Gilberto Bossa Nova project with saxophonist Terry Quinney. \nFor this gig she will be joined by keyboard player PETE CASE (who has worked with Jason Rebello and the Stacey twins)\, guitarist ROB PALMER (who has worked with John Law and Theo Travis)\, Canadian saxophonist TERRY QUINNEY (who has worked with Alan Barnes\, Mark Nightingale and Gilad Atzmon)\, bassist RODNEY TEAGUE (who has worked with Roger Beaujolias and Asaf Sirkis) and regular SoundCellar drummer ANDY CHAPMAN (who last seen at SC with Iain Ballamy and John Law). \nVéronique Joly – vocals\nTerry Quinney – saxophone\nRob Palmer – guitar\nPete Case – keyboards\nRodney Teague – bass guitar\nAndy Chapman – drums \nThe livestream will be broadcast on YouTube\, via a page available when you purchase a ticket through the link below. \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month. \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/livestream-veronique-joly-the-soundcellar-5/
LOCATION:LIVESTREAM\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230316T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230316T220000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20230201T120320Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230201T120357Z
UID:2213-1678996800-1679004000@soundcellar.org
SUMMARY:VÉRONIQUE JOLY & THE SOUNDCELLAR 5
DESCRIPTION:Paris born vocalist VÉRONIQUE JOLY returns to SoundCellar fronting the new 5 piece house band. Véronique will be presenting songs by Antônio Carlos Jobim\, James Taylor\, Carla Bley\, Freddie Hubbard and others sung in English\, French and Portuguese. \nThis gig will take place at The Grasshopper\, 139 – 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole BH14 9HT.\n \nTicket link below \nParis born Véronique started performing live at the age of 17 and paid her dues on the Paris music scene before moving to London in 1992. In the 10 years she was in London\, she studied classical vocal technique\, formed an artists’ collective\, performed and recorded a CD with contemporary pop group L’Orange\, wrote and performed several multimedia theatre pieces and sang at many of the capital’s music venues. She has been involved in many diverse projects co-writing and recording a song for the BBC programme Rick Stein: French Odyssey. Her latest projects are collaboration with master vibes player Roger Beaujolais plus her new Getz/Gilberto Bossa Nova project with saxophonist Terry Quinney. \nFor this gig she will be joined by keyboard player PETE CASE (who has worked with Jason Rebello and the Stacey twins)\, guitarist ROB PALMER (who has worked with John Law and Theo Travis)\, Canadian saxophonist TERRY QUINNEY (who has worked with Alan Barnes\, Mark Nightingale and Gilad Atzmon)\, bassist RODNEY TEAGUE (who has worked with Roger Beaujolias and Asaf Sirkis) and regular SoundCellar drummer ANDY CHAPMAN (who last seen at SC with Iain Ballamy and John Law). \nVéronique Joly – vocals\nTerry Quinney – saxophone\nRob Palmer – guitar\nPete Case – keyboards\nRodney Teague – bass guitar\nAndy Chapman – drums \nEntry is £12 + booking fee in advance through the below link\, or £14 on the door (cash or card). \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/veronique-joly-and-the-soundcellar-5/
LOCATION:SoundCellar at The Grasshopper\, 139 - 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole\, Dorset\, BH14 9HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230302T200100
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230302T220000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20221221T175623Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221222T134419Z
UID:2155-1677787260-1677794400@soundcellar.org
SUMMARY:LIVESTREAM: MARK LOCKHEART'S 'DREAMERS'
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to present MARK LOCKHEART for his SoundCellar debut\, when Mark brings his fabulous band ‘Dreamers’ here to Poole. This new all star group explores Mark’s multi-faceted outlook on music\, through a new set of original compositions that can be heard on their 2022 album ‘Dreamers’. Urgent and exciting grooves and textures all cleverly crafted together within Lockheart’s unique and memorable melodies. Wide ranging influences from Ellington and Shorter to John Zorn\, the Beatles and even Kraftwerk! \nClick here for tickets to attend the physical gig.\nLivestream Ticket link below \nMark Lockheart has been at the forefront of contemporary music since he first came to prominence with Loose Tubes in the mid-1980s. Since then he has become a ‘go to’ for many of today’s top artists\, across many genres\, not least as a member of Polar Bear\, as a featured soloist for acclaimed composer Mark Anthony Turnage\, as a member of The Printmakers and providing wonderful colour to recent albums by Slowly Rolling Camera (one of SoundCellar John’s absolute favourites). \nMark has released many albums under his own name\, ranging from large orchestral works (e.g. 2019’s ‘Days On Earth’ is another of John’s favourites)\, to smaller ensembles and duos such as his 2019 ‘renaissance’ album ‘Salvator Mundi’ with organist Roger Mayer and his work with pianist Huw Warren. \n“From Loose Tubes to Polar Bear and beyond\, Lockheart’s capacity to be ahead of the jazz curve is undeniable. In this new band his combination of lyrical economy and harmonic creativity has found three improvisatory soulmates who clearly know how to make the most of his compositions in their own terms” Jazzwise magazine \nMark’s new ensemble Dreamers includes a long overdue return to SoundCellar of Elliot Galvin on keys\, along with Tom Herbert on bass and an even longer overdue return of Dave Smith on drums. Elliot is well known to jazz enthusiasts as a member of Laura Jurd’s Dinosaur\, for his work with Marius Neset and Binker Golding\, and for his own fine albums. Tom is probably best known as an original member of Acoustic Ladyland\, as well as Mercury Music Prize nominated bands Polar Bear and The Invisible. Dave has played with many top artists\, such as Donny McCaslin\, Eddie Henderson\, Iain Ballamy and Seth Lakeman. He was also a member of Cloudmaker’s Trio (who played SoundCellar in 2012) and he toured the world as a member of Robert Plant’s band for 6 years. \n“Built from the past\, but creating vivid potentials for the future\, Dreamers is the stuff all good jazz is made of” Jazzwise **** \n“The sound of surprise is still with us” BBC Music Magazine **** \n“State of the art jazz from a master who refuses to stand still and once again sets the bar very high as he journeys on and ever deeper” Marlbank **** \nMark Lockheart – saxophones\nElliot Galvin – keyboards\nTom Herbert – bass guitar\nDave Smith – drums \nPhotograph by Joel Baxter \nThe livestream will be broadcast on YouTube\, via a page available when you purchase a ticket through the link below. \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/livestream-mark-lockhearts-dreamers/
LOCATION:LIVESTREAM\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Streamed,Upcoming
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230302T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230302T220000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20221221T172853Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221222T134353Z
UID:2152-1677787200-1677794400@soundcellar.org
SUMMARY:MARK LOCKHEART'S 'DREAMERS'
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to present MARK LOCKHEART for his SoundCellar debut\, when Mark brings his fabulous band ‘Dreamers’ here to Poole. This new all star group explores Mark’s multi-faceted outlook on music\, through a new set of original compositions that can be heard on their 2022 album ‘Dreamers’. Urgent and exciting grooves and textures all cleverly crafted together within Lockheart’s unique and memorable melodies. Wide ranging influences from Ellington and Shorter to John Zorn\, the Beatles and even Kraftwerk! \nThis gig will take place at The Grasshopper\, 139 – 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole BH14 9HT.\n \nTicket link below \nMark Lockheart has been at the forefront of contemporary music since he first came to prominence with Loose Tubes in the mid-1980s. Since then he has become a ‘go to’ for many of today’s top artists\, across many genres\, not least as a member of Polar Bear\, as a featured soloist for acclaimed composer Mark Anthony Turnage\, as a member of The Printmakers and providing wonderful colour to recent albums by Slowly Rolling Camera (one of SoundCellar John’s absolute favourites). \nMark has released many albums under his own name\, ranging from large orchestral works (e.g. 2019’s ‘Days On Earth’ is another of John’s favourites)\, to smaller ensembles and duos such as his 2019 ‘renaissance’ album ‘Salvator Mundi’ with organist Roger Mayer and his work with pianist Huw Warren. \n“From Loose Tubes to Polar Bear and beyond\, Lockheart’s capacity to be ahead of the jazz curve is undeniable. In this new band his combination of lyrical economy and harmonic creativity has found three improvisatory soulmates who clearly know how to make the most of his compositions in their own terms” Jazzwise magazine \nMark’s new ensemble Dreamers includes a long overdue return to SoundCellar of Elliot Galvin on keys\, along with Tom Herbert on bass and an even longer overdue return of Dave Smith on drums. Elliot is well known to jazz enthusiasts as a member of Laura Jurd’s Dinosaur\, for his work with Marius Neset and Binker Golding\, and for his own fine albums. Tom is probably best known as an original member of Acoustic Ladyland\, as well as Mercury Music Prize nominated bands Polar Bear and The Invisible. Dave has played with many top artists\, such as Donny McCaslin\, Eddie Henderson\, Iain Ballamy and Seth Lakeman. He was also a member of Cloudmaker’s Trio (who played SoundCellar in 2012) and he toured the world as a member of Robert Plant’s band for 6 years. \n“Built from the past\, but creating vivid potentials for the future\, Dreamers is the stuff all good jazz is made of” Jazzwise **** \n“The sound of surprise is still with us” BBC Music Magazine **** \n“State of the art jazz from a master who refuses to stand still and once again sets the bar very high as he journeys on and ever deeper” Marlbank **** \nMark Lockheart – saxophones\nElliot Galvin – keyboards\nTom Herbert – bass guitar\nDave Smith – drums \nPhotograph by Joel Baxter \nEntry is £15 + booking fee in advance through the below link\, or £18 on the door (cash or card). \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/mark-lockhearts-dreamers/
LOCATION:SoundCellar at The Grasshopper\, 139 - 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole\, Dorset\, BH14 9HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230216T200100
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230216T220000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20230111T193920Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230111T193920Z
UID:2190-1676577660-1676584800@soundcellar.org
SUMMARY:LIVESTREAM: SVARC HANLEY LONGHAWN
DESCRIPTION:Leeds based guitarist Nik Svarc\, drummer Steve Hanley and keyboardist Martin Longhawn bring their funky Hammond trio SVARC HANLEY LONGHAWN to SoundCellar as part of a UK tour. \nClick here for tickets to attend the physical gig.\nLivestream Ticket link below \n\n‘Leeds Guitarist Nik Svarc\, drummer-percussionist Steve Hanley and keyboardist Martin Longhawn join the dots between Jazz-Rock and Hammond funk\, discovering an interesting angle for an old-school sound mixed with some hyper-catchy hooks and grooves’ – Jazzwise magazine. \n\n‘Nik Svarc has the sort of tone that other players can only aspire to and his fantastic command of his instrument is a real highlight of the album. His playing is very evocative and is never cold or lacking in emotion despite its obvious technical quality.’ – DPRP \n‘These three push all the buttons\, tick all the boxes. You want funk? you got it? You want Jazz? It’s right there. Maybe you want to go a little towards the outside? They’ll take you there and bring you back in one piece.‘ – Bebop Spoken Here \nNik Svarc – electric and acoustic guitars/loops\nSteve Hanley – drums/shaker/percussion\nMartin Longhawn – organ/Wurlitizer/piano \nThe livestream will be broadcast on YouTube\, via a page available when you purchase a ticket through the link below. \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \n  \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/livestream-svarc-hanley-longhawn/
LOCATION:LIVESTREAM\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230216T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230216T220000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20221118T163753Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230110T225335Z
UID:2046-1676577600-1676584800@soundcellar.org
SUMMARY:SVARC HANLEY LONGHAWN
DESCRIPTION:Leeds based guitarist Nik Svarc\, drummer Steve Hanley and keyboardist Martin Longhawn bring their funky Hammond trio SVARC HANLEY LONGHAWN to SoundCellar as part of a UK tour. \nThis gig will take place at The Grasshopper\, 139 – 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole BH14 9HT.\n \nTicket link below. \n\n‘Leeds Guitarist Nik Svarc\, drummer-percussionist Steve Hanley and keyboardist Martin Longhawn join the dots between Jazz-Rock and Hammond funk\, discovering an interesting angle for an old-school sound mixed with some hyper-catchy hooks and grooves’ – Jazzwise magazine. \n\n‘Nik Svarc has the sort of tone that other players can only aspire to and his fantastic command of his instrument is a real highlight of the album. His playing is very evocative and is never cold or lacking in emotion despite its obvious technical quality.’ – DPRP \n‘These three push all the buttons\, tick all the boxes. You want funk? you got it? You want Jazz? It’s right there. Maybe you want to go a little towards the outside? They’ll take you there and bring you back in one piece.‘ – Bebop Spoken Here \nNik Svarc – electric and acoustic guitars/loops\nSteve Hanley – drums/shaker/percussion\nMartin Longhawn – organ/Wurlitizer/piano \nEntry is £15 + booking fee in advance through the below link\, or £18 on the door (cash or card). \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \n  \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/nik-svarc/
LOCATION:SoundCellar at The Grasshopper\, 139 - 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole\, Dorset\, BH14 9HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230205T190100
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230205T210000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20230102T091411Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230204T111618Z
UID:2164-1675623660-1675630800@soundcellar.org
SUMMARY:LIVESTREAM: THE SHIRLEY SMART TRIO
DESCRIPTION:Shirley Smart is acknowledged as one of the UK’s most versatile and creative cellists. Equally at home and well versed in jazz\, folk\, Middle Eastern and World Music\, as well as classical\, she makes her SoundCellar debut with her trio featuring John Crawford on piano and Demi Garcia Sabat on drums/percussion. \nClick here for tickets to attend the physical gig.\nLivestream Ticket link below \nPLEASE NOTE 7pm start time. \nOriginally trained under Raphael Wallfisch at the Guildhall School of Music\, and Janos Starker in Paris\, Shirley subsequently moved to Jerusalem\, where she studied and performed and absorbed the rich and overlapping worlds of North African\, Arabic\, Turkish and Balkan music as well as jazz\, working with some of the region’s leading artists\, including Avishai Cohen\, Omer Avital\, Khaled Jubran\, Sabreen and Yasmin Levy. \nSince returning to the UK\, Shirley has quickly garnered a formidable reputation with her own groups and has worked with many leading jazz and World Music artists\, including Antonio Forcione\, Mulatu Astatke\, Gilad Atzmon\, Issie Barratt’s ‘Interchange’\, Neil Cowley and with SoundCellar ‘graduates’ Gilad Atzmon\, Robert Mitchell\, Misha Mullov-Abbado and Alice Zawadzki. \nHer debut album ‘Long Story Short’\, released in 2018\, was critically acclaimed\, and she has since performed at festivals around the UK and Europe\, including the London Jazz Festival\, and Vivacello\, Moscow. Highlights for 2020 included the Biennale Festival at Bimhuis\, Amsterdam\, Birmingham Jazz Festival and a UK tour. \nShe is a keen educator\, and is Head of Performance and Lecturer in Music at City University\, as well as teaching Jazz and Improvisation for the RCMJD and LPMAM. She also gives frequent workshops for organisations such as the National Youth Jazz Collective\, Jazzlines\,  and Trinity Laban Conservatoire. \nShirley’s trio draws on her eclectic background to bring together her jazz\, blues and world music influences. She is joined by John Crawford\, one of the UK’s leading jazz pianists\, who shares her interest in Latin and world influenced jazz\, and long term collaborator\, and flamenco master Demi Garcia Sabat. \n” Shirley Smart can now be considered one of the best improvising cellists in the UK” The Jazzmann \n“…some of the most inventive use of the cello I have heard for some time..” Kind of Jazz \n‘As a cellist-composer she morphs seamlessly from Stephane Grappelli like swing and Bird-like bebop…a charming kaleidoscope and jazzy showcase of her global folk music-inspired compositions’ Jazzwise \n‘Intense\, lyrical and full of energy….A thrilling range on technique on display…Smart’s cello singing\, snarling or pumping out bass lines….fascinating listening\, and thought-provoking entertainment for the open-eared” The Arts Desk \n“Smart’s playing is particularly remarkable….she readily demonstrates a wide range of techniques incorporating an understanding of improvisation drawn from a jazz background and her extensive knowledge of Arabic maqam…” Songlines \n” A fascinating melting pot of musical influences” World Music Central \nShirley Smart – cello\nJohn Crawford – piano\nDemi Garcia Sabat – drums/percussion\n \nThe livestream will be broadcast on YouTube\, via a page available when you purchase a ticket through the link below. \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \n  \n  \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/livestream-the-shirley-smart-trio/
LOCATION:LIVESTREAM\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230205T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230205T210000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20221216T110415Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230204T111550Z
UID:2139-1675623600-1675630800@soundcellar.org
SUMMARY:THE SHIRLEY SMART TRIO
DESCRIPTION:Shirley Smart is acknowledged as one of the UK’s most versatile and creative cellists. Equally at home and well versed in jazz\, folk\, Middle Eastern and World Music\, as well as classical\, she makes her SoundCellar debut with her trio featuring John Crawford on piano and Demi Garcia Sabat on drums/percussion. \nThis gig will take place at The Grasshopper\, 139 – 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole BH14 9HT \nPLEASE NOTE 7pm start time. \nTicket link below \nOriginally trained under Raphael Wallfisch at the Guildhall School of Music\, and Janos Starker in Paris\, Shirley subsequently moved to Jerusalem\, where she studied and performed and absorbed the rich and overlapping worlds of North African\, Arabic\, Turkish and Balkan music as well as jazz\, working with some of the region’s leading artists\, including Avishai Cohen\, Omer Avital\, Khaled Jubran\, Sabreen and Yasmin Levy. \nSince returning to the UK\, Shirley has quickly garnered a formidable reputation with her own groups and has worked with many leading jazz and World Music artists\, including Antonio Forcione\, Mulatu Astatke\, Gilad Atzmon\, Issie Barratt’s ‘Interchange’\, Neil Cowley and with SoundCellar ‘graduates’ Gilad Atzmon\, Robert Mitchell\, Misha Mullov-Abbado and Alice Zawadzki. \nHer debut album ‘Long Story Short’\, released in 2018\, was critically acclaimed\, and she has since performed at festivals around the UK and Europe\, including the London Jazz Festival\, and Vivacello\, Moscow. Highlights for 2020 included the Biennale Festival at Bimhuis\, Amsterdam\, Birmingham Jazz Festival and a UK tour. \nShe is a keen educator\, and is Head of Performance and Lecturer in Music at City University\, as well as teaching Jazz and Improvisation for the RCMJD and LPMAM. She also gives frequent workshops for organisations such as the National Youth Jazz Collective\, Jazzlines\,  and Trinity Laban Conservatoire. \nShirley’s trio draws on her eclectic background to bring together her jazz\, blues and world music influences. She is joined by John Crawford\, one of the UK’s leading jazz pianists\, who shares her interest in Latin and world influenced jazz\, and long term collaborator\, and flamenco master Demi Garcia Sabat. \n” Shirley Smart can now be considered one of the best improvising cellists in the UK” The Jazzmann \n“…some of the most inventive use of the cello I have heard for some time..” Kind of Jazz \n‘As a cellist-composer she morphs seamlessly from Stephane Grappelli like swing and Bird-like bebop…a charming kaleidoscope and jazzy showcase of her global folk music-inspired compositions’ Jazzwise \n‘Intense\, lyrical and full of energy….A thrilling range on technique on display…Smart’s cello singing\, snarling or pumping out bass lines….fascinating listening\, and thought-provoking entertainment for the open-eared” The Arts Desk \n“Smart’s playing is particularly remarkable….she readily demonstrates a wide range of techniques incorporating an understanding of improvisation drawn from a jazz background and her extensive knowledge of Arabic maqam…” Songlines \n” A fascinating melting pot of musical influences” World Music Central \nShirley Smart – cello\nJohn Crawford – piano\nDemi Garcia Sabat – drums/percussion\n \nEntry is £15 + booking fee in advance through the below link\, or £18 on the door (cash or card). \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month. \n  \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/the-shirley-smart-trio/
LOCATION:SoundCellar at The Grasshopper\, 139 - 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole\, Dorset\, BH14 9HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230119T200100
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230119T220000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20221201T181802Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230112T112416Z
UID:2088-1674158460-1674165600@soundcellar.org
SUMMARY:LIVESTREAM: ANT LAW & ALEX HITCHCOCK QUARTET
DESCRIPTION:Acclaimed as composers as well as instrumentalists\, sharing multiple awards\, an Ivor Novello nomination and seven albums as leaders between them\, Ant Law and Alex Hitchcock return to SoundCellar\, following their appearance at The Grasshopper in 2022 (in Matt Ridley’s band). \nClick here for tickets to attend the physical gig.\nLivestream Ticket link below \nGuitarist Ant and saxophonist Alex have each brought their own ensembles to SoundCellar in previous years\, but this is the first time they come to us as co-leaders\, in support of their highly lauded album Same Moon in the Same World\, released in November 2022. \nSame Moon in the Same World is an ambitious collaboration between two musicians who have created a startlingly vivid and mature soundworld\, brought to life by a carefully-curated selection of the world’s most distinctive and virtuosic improvisors.  Recorded in 2020 and 2021 across multiple continents – bridging the gap between London and Tel-Aviv\, and Amsterdam and New York\, it is testament to both Ant’s and Alex’s burgeoning reputations\, that they were able to enlist the services of some of the finest musicians on the planet! \nThe album brings together a stellar cast of guests performing new compositions: vibraphonist Joel Ross; bassists Linda May Han Oh\, Ben Williams and Jasper Høiby; drummers Jeff Ballard\, Kendrick Scott\, Sun-Mi Hong and Eric Harland; pianist Shai Maestro and saxophonist Tim Garland. \nFor their SoundCellar performance\, Ant and Alex have a fabulous rhythm section\, comprising of two further top class international musicians: Conor Chaplin hardly needs any introduction to our SoundCellar audiences\, as he is quite simply one of the UK’s most in-demand bassists\, and Grammy nominated Cuban drummer extraordinaire Ernesto Simpson (Arturo Sandoval\, Richard Bona\, Candy Dulfer & many others). \n“What a gamechanger he can be” \n(Ant Law) The Guardian \n“Leading the charge in terms of new jazz music being created in the UK”\n(Alex Hitchcock) BBC Radio \nAnt Law: Guitar\nAlex Hitchcock: Saxophone\nConor Chaplin: Bass\nErnesto Simpson: Drums \nThe livestream will be broadcast on YouTube\, via a page available when you purchase a ticket through the link below. \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/livestream-ant-law-alex-hitchcock-quartet/
LOCATION:LIVESTREAM\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Streamed,Upcoming
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230119T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230119T220000
DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
CREATED:20221118T160323Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230112T112435Z
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SUMMARY:ANT LAW & ALEX HITCHCOCK QUARTET
DESCRIPTION:Acclaimed as composers as well as instrumentalists\, sharing multiple awards\, an Ivor Novello nomination and seven albums as leaders between them\, Ant Law and Alex Hitchcock return to SoundCellar\, following their appearance at The Grasshopper in 2022 (in Matt Ridley’s band). \nThis gig will take place at The Grasshopper\, 139 – 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole BH14 9HT.\n \nTicket link below \nGuitarist Ant and saxophonist Alex have each brought their own ensembles to SoundCellar in previous years\, but this is the first time they come to us as co-leaders\, in support of their highly lauded album Same Moon in the Same World\, released in November 2022. \nSame Moon in the Same World is an ambitious collaboration between two musicians who have created a startlingly vivid and mature soundworld\, brought to life by a carefully-curated selection of the world’s most distinctive and virtuosic improvisors.  Recorded in 2020 and 2021 across multiple continents – bridging the gap between London and Tel-Aviv\, and Amsterdam and New York\, it is testament to both Ant’s and Alex’s burgeoning reputations\, that they were able to enlist the services of some of the finest musicians on the planet! \nThe album brings together a stellar cast of guests performing new compositions: vibraphonist Joel Ross; bassists Linda May Han Oh\, Ben Williams and Jasper Høiby; drummers Jeff Ballard\, Kendrick Scott\, Sun-Mi Hong and Eric Harland; pianist Shai Maestro and saxophonist Tim Garland. \nFor their SoundCellar performance\, Ant and Alex have a fabulous rhythm section\, comprising of two further top class international musicians: Conor Chaplin hardly needs any introduction to our SoundCellar audiences\, as he is quite simply one of the UK’s most in-demand bassists\, and Grammy nominated Cuban drummer extraordinaire Ernesto Simpson (Arturo Sandoval\, Richard Bona\, Candy Dulfer & many others). \n“What a gamechanger he can be” \n(Ant Law) The Guardian \n“Leading the charge in terms of new jazz music being created in the UK”\n(Alex Hitchcock) BBC Radio \nAnt Law: Guitar\nAlex Hitchcock: Saxophone\nConor Chaplin: Bass\nErnesto Simpson: Drums \nEntry is £15 + booking fee in advance through the below link\, or £18 on the door (cash or card). \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/alex-hitchcock-ant-law-quartet/
LOCATION:SoundCellar at The Grasshopper\, 139 - 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole\, Dorset\, BH14 9HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
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SUMMARY:LIVESTREAM: JO LAWRY'S ACROBATS TRIO
DESCRIPTION:Australian vocalist Jo Lawry brings her Acrobats Trio to SoundCellar\, in a special Friday evening performance at The Grasshopper. \nClick here for tickets to attend the physical gig.\nLivestream Ticket link below \nAustralian vocalist Jo Lawry has forged an impressive solo career with a global fan base\, while learning deep respect as a ‘musician’s singer’ within and beyond jazz circles. She’s also spent nearly a decade performing and recording with Sting and has worked with Paul Simon and Peter Gabriel. The two albums she released as a singer/songwriter/producer\, Taking Pictures (2015) and The Bathtub and the Sea (2017) garnered critical acclaim. Now\, more than 10 years since her last solo jazz album\, Lawry presents her new live project and chordless band Acrobats Trio\, and album of the same name (Whirlwind Recordings\, FEB 2023)\, unequivocally returning to the genre alongside globally in-demand bassist Orlando le Fleming and versatile drummer Allison Miller (Linda May Han Oh features on double bass on the album). \nOrlando le Fleming is among the most proficient and accomplished bassists in the field of contemporary jazz. His virtuoso technique\, boundless creativity and powerful beat are those of a musician who has found himself\, humbly\, occupying a space in the uppermost stratum of American improvised music. \nOriginally from the UK\, Le Fleming’s 2003 move to New York City was a timely one. Soon after arriving stateside\, Orlando joined Jane Monheit’s band\, consequently sharing the bass duties on her 2004 release Taking a Chance on Love with Ron Carter and Christian McBride; the year following\, he recorded with jazz legend Jimmy Cobb. In the years since\, leaders as diverse as Branford Marsalis\, Joey Calderazzo\, Kurt Rosenwinkel\, Bill Charlap\, Billy Cobham\, Seamus Blake\, Wayne Krantz\, and David Sanchez have relied on Le Fleming’s firm beat and eloquent counterpoint to propel their rhythm sections forward. While he succeeds as a sideman\, Orlando has released several albums as a leader and co leader working alongside musicians such as Will Vinson\, Lage Lund\, Antonio Sanchez\, Kurt Elling\, Mark Turner and Jeff “Tain” Watts. \nAllison Miller is a NYC-based drummer/composer/teacher who engages her deep roots in improvisation as a vehicle to explore all music. Described by critics as a Modern Jazz Icon in the Making\, Miller won Downbeat magazine’s 67th Annual Critics Poll “Rising Star Drummer” and JazzTimes magazine’s Critics Poll. Her composition\, “Otis Was a Polar Bear”\, is included on NPR’s list of The 200 Greatest Songs by 21st Century Women+. She is also the first recipient of the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation’s Commissioning Grant. In January 2020 Miller along with her band\, Boom Tic Boom\, tap dancer-Claudia Rahardjanoto\, and video designer-Todd Winkler premiered this new multimedia suite\, In Our Veins\, with a seven show tour sponsored by Jazz Touring Network and Mid Atlantic Arts. Miller\, a three time Jazz Ambassador for the U.S. State Department\, was Monterey Jazz Festival’s 2019 Artist in Residence\, alongside bassist/producer Derrick Hodge. She is also a proud member of the critically acclaimed BlueNote recording supergroup Artemis. \nAs a side-musician\, Miller has been the rhythmic force behind such artists as Sara Bareilles\, Ani DiFranco\, Natalie Merchant\, Brandi Carlile\, Toshi Reagon\, Dr. Lonnie Smith\, Patricia Barber\, Marty Ehrlich\, Ben Allison\, and Late Night with Seth Meyers. \nJo Lawry – voice\nOrlando le Fleming – double bass\nAllison Miller – drums \nThe livestream will be broadcast on YouTube\, via a page available when you purchase a ticket through the link below. \nAll advance ticket buyers will receive an exclusive link to a video of the evening’s performance\, available for one month. \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/livestream-jo-lawrys-acrobats-trio/
LOCATION:LIVESTREAM\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
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DTSTAMP:20260709T061531
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SUMMARY:JO LAWRY'S ACROBATS TRIO
DESCRIPTION:Australian vocalist Jo Lawry brings her Acrobats Trio to SoundCellar\, in a special Friday evening performance at The Grasshopper. \nThis gig will take place at The Grasshopper\, 139 – 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole BH14 9HT \nTicket link below \nAustralian vocalist Jo Lawry has forged an impressive solo career with a global fan base\, while learning deep respect as a ‘musician’s singer’ within and beyond jazz circles. She’s also spent nearly a decade performing and recording with Sting and has worked with Paul Simon and Peter Gabriel. The two albums she released as a singer/songwriter/producer\, Taking Pictures (2015) and The Bathtub and the Sea (2017) garnered critical acclaim. Now\, more than 10 years since her last solo jazz album\, Lawry presents her new live project and chordless band Acrobats Trio\, and album of the same name (Whirlwind Recordings\, FEB 2023)\, unequivocally returning to the genre alongside globally in-demand bassist Orlando le Fleming and versatile drummer Allison Miller (Linda May Han Oh features on double bass on the album). \nOrlando le Fleming is among the most proficient and accomplished bassists in the field of contemporary jazz. His virtuoso technique\, boundless creativity and powerful beat are those of a musician who has found himself\, humbly\, occupying a space in the uppermost stratum of American improvised music. \nOriginally from the UK\, Le Fleming’s 2003 move to New York City was a timely one. Soon after arriving stateside\, Orlando joined Jane Monheit’s band\, consequently sharing the bass duties on her 2004 release Taking a Chance on Love with Ron Carter and Christian McBride; the year following\, he recorded with jazz legend Jimmy Cobb. In the years since\, leaders as diverse as Branford Marsalis\, Joey Calderazzo\, Kurt Rosenwinkel\, Bill Charlap\, Billy Cobham\, Seamus Blake\, Wayne Krantz\, and David Sanchez have relied on Le Fleming’s firm beat and eloquent counterpoint to propel their rhythm sections forward. While he succeeds as a sideman\, Orlando has released several albums as a leader and co leader working alongside musicians such as Will Vinson\, Lage Lund\, Antonio Sanchez\, Kurt Elling\, Mark Turner and Jeff “Tain” Watts. \nAllison Miller is a NYC-based drummer/composer/teacher who engages her deep roots in improvisation as a vehicle to explore all music. Described by critics as a Modern Jazz Icon in the Making\, Miller won Downbeat magazine’s 67th Annual Critics Poll “Rising Star Drummer” and JazzTimes magazine’s Critics Poll. Her composition\, “Otis Was a Polar Bear”\, is included on NPR’s list of The 200 Greatest Songs by 21st Century Women+. She is also the first recipient of the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation’s Commissioning Grant. In January 2020 Miller along with her band\, Boom Tic Boom\, tap dancer-Claudia Rahardjanoto\, and video designer-Todd Winkler premiered this new multimedia suite\, In Our Veins\, with a seven show tour sponsored by Jazz Touring Network and Mid Atlantic Arts. Miller\, a three time Jazz Ambassador for the U.S. State Department\, was Monterey Jazz Festival’s 2019 Artist in Residence\, alongside bassist/producer Derrick Hodge. She is also a proud member of the critically acclaimed BlueNote recording supergroup Artemis. \nAs a side-musician\, Miller has been the rhythmic force behind such artists as Sara Bareilles\, Ani DiFranco\, Natalie Merchant\, Brandi Carlile\, Toshi Reagon\, Dr. Lonnie Smith\, Patricia Barber\, Marty Ehrlich\, Ben Allison\, and Late Night with Seth Meyers. \nJo Lawry – voice\nOrlando le Fleming – double bass\nAllison Miller – drums \nEntry is £15 + booking fee in advance through the below link\, or £18 on the door (cash or card). \n  \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/jo-lawry/
LOCATION:SoundCellar at The Grasshopper\, 139 - 141 Bournemouth Rd\, Poole\, Dorset\, BH14 9HT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live,Upcoming
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