A hugely entertaining couple of hours then, with everything you’d want from a Cohen gig: a startling new talent to watch out for; Kaspi’s crowd-pleasing drum pyrotechnics; and the leader’s commanding and deeply physical playing style
The hard-hitting dystopian programmatic music… represented Schneider’s protest against a fast growing toxicity in today’s digital world
Every so often, a concert comes along that lifts the spirits of everyone present, and the final evening of Wynton Marsalis’ March residency at the Barbican was one such
Artistic director Enrico Tommasini’s careful curation ensures there’s something for both serious jazz listeners and jazz-curious tourists alike
The artist prizewinners happened to provide a micro-overview of several Polish jazz scenes, from electrified pulsing back to classic songcraft
Martin Longley combined Szczecin’s daytime World Jazz Network conference with its evening gig-flow…
A specially convened Quartet, Scaling Jacques Montagne, explored the musical legacy of this legendary manouche jazz guitarist at the FringeJazz Music Club, Bristol
Last month saw rising composer/pianist Claire Cope presented new music with her all-star 11-piece Ensemble C – Andy Robson was there to take it all in
The celebrated trumpeter performed powerful new music from her latest album A Paradise in The Hold
The revered singer and keyboardist delved into deep blues and gospel sounds on this intimate solo show in London
