(Press release)
Ahead of Burns Night, Middlesbrough Town Hall is kicking off 2020 with
an afternoon of live music, celebrating the unique energy of Scotland’s vibrant
jazz scene.
Taking place on Sunday 19th January, some of Glasgow’s
finest jazz musicians are set to perform in The Crypt within
the historical Middlesbrough Town Hall.
As part of a successful series of monthly Sunday afternoon Jazz
concerts, this Burns Night celebration will be headlined by Tom
Bancroft’s ‘In Common’, a musical project fusing the common elements of
jazz, electronica, Scottish folk and Indian classical music to create a unique
sound centred around drones, grooves and improvisation.
Support comes from BBC Introducing’s ‘One to Watch’, Georgia
Cecile; winner of The Young Scottish Jazz Musician of the Year, Joe
Williamson, and Scottish Jazz Award winners, the Fergus
McCreadie Trio.
Leading a new wave of Scottish Jazz, Glaswegian up-and-comer Georgia
Cecile is receiving acclaim from critics and audiences alike with her unique
blend of jazz, pop, R&B and soul. With the release of her debut album just
around the corner, Cecile will be bringing some exciting new music to her set.
Joining Cecile is Joe Williamson’s latest project, Animal Society; a
heady mix of electronic jazz and stadium rock, with influences as far reaching
as Rage Against The Machine, Pat Metheny and EST. Their acclaimed live shows
balance fiery grooves and heavy riffs with ethereal cinematic
soundscapes.
Finally, winners of the best album at the 2019 Scottish Jazz Awards, the
Fergus McCreadie Trio will bring their innovative blend of Jazz and Scottish
Traditional Music, described by Jazzwise Magazine as “Simply
outstanding”.
Commenting on the forthcoming show, lead programmer, Ros Rigby
said: “The gig on January 19th will get us all in the mood for Burns Night the
following weekend, with four amazing bands drawing on some of Scotland's finest
jazz musicians. Get there early as to fit them all in we’ll be starting at
1pm”.
Sunday Jazz Burns Night Special (ft. Georgia Cecile, Tom Bancroft’s In
Common, Joe Williamson’s Animal Society & the Fergus McCreadie Trio) will
take place at Middlesbrough Town Hall on Sunday 19th January from 1pm. All under 14's must be
accompanied by an adult.
Tickets
are available via middlesbroughtownhall.co.uk priced
at just £12 (plus booking fee) or by calling the Box Office on 01642 729 729.
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