Steam Down Big Band featuring NYJO for Brassworks Finale Concert 2024

The expansive South East London arts venue Woolwich Works has announced that the Steam Down Big Band featuring National Youth Jazz Orchestra (NYJO) will headline the highly anticipated Brassworks Finale Concert this Saturday 21 September 2024 alongside tuba star Theon Cross, Ezra Cllective trumpeter Ife Ogunjobi and award-winning saxophonist Camilla George.

This groundbreaking collaboration promises a thrilling fusion of vibrant, modern jazz and bold brass sounds, offering an unforgettable musical experience for all in attendance. Following their debut appearance at the Kings Cross Summer Sounds festival, The Steam Down Big Band, made up of Steam Down regulars and a NYJO brass section will close out the Brassworks finale with an energetic and innovative performance that blends the raw, spontaneous energy of London’s underground jazz scene with the polished brilliance of brass instrumentation.

Founded in Deptford, London, Steam Down has quickly become one of London's most exciting and innovative music collectives. Known for their spontaneous performances and ability to merge jazz with Afrobeat, grime, and soul, Steam Down has built a loyal following. Their unique sound and infectious energy make them a must-see live act. NYJO has been a cornerstone of British jazz for over five decades, providing a platform for young musicians to refine their craft and perform in some of the most prestigious venues in the world. Their collaboration with Steam Down promises to deliver a fresh and exciting new sound.

Woolwich Works, located in the historic Royal Arsenal, is London's newest cultural destination, hosting a variety of music, theatre, dance, and visual arts events.

For more info visit www.woolwich.works/events/brassworks-finale-concert