Mathias Eick Quartet set to tour
- Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Rapidly gaining an international reputation, Norwegian trumpeter Mathias Eick is to begin a high profile tour in the UK starting tomorrow in Manchester.
Rapidly gaining an international reputation, Norwegian trumpeter Mathias Eick is to begin a high profile tour in the UK starting tomorrow in Manchester.
Until the weekend Van Morrison had never performed his 40-year old album Astral Weeks live in London.
The biennial audio-visual sound-clash that is fuseleeds returns for its third season at the end of this month running from 25 April-2 May with a vibrant selection of events on offer.
Starting tonight, east London’s Dalston Kingsland area plays home to the first Land of Kings festival.
Next month Massical, the upcoming album from Trilok Gurtu comes out, and ahead of its release the Bombay-born percussionist performed at the Jazz Café in Camden last night at the Songlines magazine 10th anniversary show.
Universal Classics and Jazz, has been renamed Decca to better reflect its widening repertoire, according to the company.
The legacy of the Blue Note record label in jazz history is unquestionable after 70 years.
Digital radio station Jazz FM and website jazzfm.
If Ronnie Scott’s headline-grabbing programme next month (that includes the likes of Joe Lovano and Branford Marsalis for starters) wasn’t enough to whet jazz fans’ appetites, then the British Film Institute is joining the club’s 50th birthday celebrations with its own mini-jazz weekender in June.
If you’re looking to hear some live jazz this Easter weekend, Oxford could well be the place for you.