Celebrating Wynton Kelly with the Dave Ferris Trio - Thursday 12th September
Dave Ferris is one of London’s most exciting jazz pianists branded “one to watch” by Jazz FM. His music has been described as “a buoyant affair, teeming with fluctuating moods, lush harmonic episodes and zesty solos.” (Adrian Pallant, AP reviews)
Phil Stevenson Guitar Trio - Friday 13th Setepmber
Guitarist Phil Stevenson is a musician at home across a wide range of styles. With a strong base in the jazz legends of Wes Montgomery, Pat Martino and Jim Hall he has gone on to explore Brazilian music with Rhythms of the City, West African dance music with Fofoulah (including collaborations with Ghostpoet), toured worldwide with soul sensation Myles Sanko, and writing New Orleans-inspired funk music for his own trio. Tonight he is joined by longtime collaborator David Ferris on Hammond organ and in-demand drummer Sam Jesson for a feel-good set that incorporates all of these elements and more.
Bebop, Ballads and Beyond - Saturday 14th September
Acclaimed trumpet player and singer Pete Horsfall brings his unique and compelling take on ballads, swing and bebop to 28°-50° By Night. Expect hip grooves and deep blues.
A Celebration of Louis Armstrong with Pete Horsfall - Thursday 19th September
“Celebrate the wonderful world of Louis Armstrong, with our virtuoso trumpet player and singer Pete Horsfall”
Planet Organ - Friday 20th September
28°-50°’s house band dive into the Hammond Organ universe of soul and groove with solos from London’s finest.
Reimagining the Golden Era of Jazz: 28°-50° Vintage Piano Trio - Thursday 26th September
“Embark on a captivating journey through the Golden Era of jazz with our exceptional jazz piano trio.”
Blues in the night - Friday 27th September
Keyboard super star leads a trio exploring the blues in all its forms. 50 Shades of blues with influences from Gospel, Soul and Boogaloo.
Atila Sings The Great American Songbook - Saturday 28th September
Sartorially stylish and musically classy, his interpretations of the American Songbook are internationally renowned, taking influence from early Frank Sinatra.
