Jazz breaking news: Sol6, Sons of Kemet and Township Comets for The Space
- Thursday, May 17, 2012
More details have been confirmed for Live Vortex at The Space.
More details have been confirmed for Live Vortex at The Space.
The 2012 Parliamentary Jazz Awards were held last night, with the winners announced at the awards ceremony that took place in the House of Commons’ Terrace Pavilion.
The Robert Glasper Experiment played a pop-up gig, which attracted a big crowd to Shoreditch’s Village Underground late last night for a gig that 24 hours earlier had not even been thought about, let alone arranged.
Beaming out of a soggy Camden the newly reactivated Lighthouse trio, now re-invigorated as a co-operative trio that has shed a little of its ‘chamber’ trappings, performed songs from new album Lighthouse at the Forge in London last night.
Tickets have just been released for the Americas stage of BT River of Music to take place at the Tower of London on Saturday 21-Sunday 22 July, mere days before the London Olympics begin.
With Copenhagen Street just around the corner from Kings Place, the venue seemed just the spot, if street name coincidence is your thing that is, for the London debut of Danish five-piece Girls In Airports on Saturday night.
Adding to the previously announced line-up for the Glasgow Jazz Festival the organisers have added Pharoah Sanders (left) and JTQ to the main line-up unveiled in April.
As it approaches its first anniversary the Boisdale Canary Wharf restaurant and music venue is hosting a dedicated series of jazz guitar concerts which began with the TG Collective yesterday.
The Olympics, the Poetry Olympics that is, are centre-stage next month at the Southbank Centre with poet Michael Horovitz convening his stellar performing troupe of artists for the Poetry Olympics Enlightenment Marathon on 14 June at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London.
Times were a changing this year at Cheltenham as the festival moved to a self-contained locale in the leafy Montpellier Gardens, a circus-style Big Top replacing the fusty familiarity of the Town Hall, the Jazz Arena providing a super-sized intermediary venue to the Pillar Room/Everyman Theatre and the Parabola Arts Theatre an intimate crucible for the more intense music on offer.