Dover/Malcolm Quintet with Malcolm Edmonstone at The Bristol Fringe on Wednesday 11 January 2017
Posted on: 05 Jan 2017The Bristol Fringe will be giving jazz fans a genuinely special new year treat when it plays host to the cools riffs and chilled-out strains of Dover/Malcolm Quintet on Wednesday 11 January 2017.
Following truly astonishing gigs at Fringe Jazz and The Bristol Jazz Festival, The Jazz Defenders reigned supreme as one of the most talked about and influential ensembles on the 2016 jazz scene.
Their set at The Bristol Fringe will see them join forces with superlative tenor saxophonist Nick Dover, Nick Malcolm up front, and a rhythm section that fuses the incomparable talents of jazz bassist Will Harris and groove drummer Matt Brown.
Topping it all off will be the inclusion of top ivory tickler, arranger and educator Malcolm Edmonstone who is one of the most respected performers in the music industry and who worked with such legends and icons as Tony Bennett, Liza Minnelli, Peter Erskine and Stan Sulzman.
An evening of consummate talent and jazz-infused, pure musical magic starts at 8pm. Tickets cost £10 and can be purchased here and at TREBLEROCK Guitar Shop, 52 The Mall in Clifton Village.
Hosting jazz nights ever Wednesday at 8pm, and you can keep up-to-date with this and future events at The Bristol Fringe here.
The Bristol Fringe is located at 32 Princess Victoria Street, Clifton Village, Bristol BS8 4BZ.
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