Friday 6th October

Evening Events

  • 8pm - Beyond The Blue

    Beyond the Blue are an exciting, up-and-coming London-based Jazz band. They have played a number of sell-out shows in venues ranging from The Vortex Jazz Club to Hootananny Brixton to Milton Court Concert Hall as a part of the EFG London Jazz Festival. They have opened for established artists such as Blue Lab Beats, Ebi Soda and Rosie Frater-Taylor. The recent additions of alto sax, tenor sax and cello, mark an evolution in the band’s sound, alongside new original material that draws influence from a wide range of genres: UK dance music, jazz and classical music. Their latest release, a four-track live session, reimagines their previous quartet material in a dynamic septet setting that sets the tone for a future album release in 2024.

    “…their sound crosses genres and pushes boundaries whilst retaining their roots in the UK jazz scene.” - Voicemag UK (live show review), https://www.voicemag.uk/review/10984/review-future-jazz

    Venue - Horatios, Brighton Palace Pier

    Doors - 7.30pm

  • 9.30pm - Brown Pens feat. Cassie Kenosha

    Drawing from from indie, metal, jazz and electronic music, Brown Penny throws the listener into improvisation heavy compositions that continually shift and evolve. Set to release their first EP, Brown Penny’s debut release features original tracks inspired by the fleeting yet universally experienced moments and emotions of life.

    Line-up

    Cassie Kinoshi - Alto saxophone

    tyroneisaacstuart - Alto saxophone

    David Mrakpor - Vibraphone

    Tjoe Man Cheung - Guitar

    Isobella Burnham - Bass and synth bass

    Ayo Salawu - Drums

    Socials

    @brownpennymusic (Instagram/Twitter)

    Venue - Horatios, Brighton Palace Pier

    Doors - 7.30pm

Tickets £25

Daytime Events

Free entry

  • 1-3pm - Audioactive Showcase

  • 12-1pm - Jazz Workshop

    The Jazz Workshop presents: Paul’s Pens

    The Jazz Workshop is a jazz education programme based in Sussex, offering instrumental workshops, specialist vocal courses and jazz theory courses. The goal is to pair a positive, group learning environment with a methodical and accessible approach to learning jazz music. This set presents one of the programme’s finest ensembles, ‘Paul’s Pens’, with a variety of material that the group have worked on together in workshop format.

    Featuring:

    Mimi Haddon - alto and bari sax

    Nadia Oxley - trumpet

    Paul Berry - alto sax

    Ed Austin - piano

    Danny Annaly - drums

    Paul Drury - guitar

    Andy Moore – bass

    Curated by Arabella Sprot.

    https://thejazzworkshop.co.uk/