A 10 piece Salsa Band playing a mix of New York and Cuban Salsa. Set up by members of various bands including The Peace Artistes, Bassa Bassa, Duende, Red Herrings, Small World Band and Bradford Samba band, with an overpowering love of, and desire to play, Cuban style Salsa dance music. The band have been playing for dancers and Latin music audiences around the North of England.
We are pleased to welcome to Rush Hour jazz Beverley Beirne, who has headlined festivals and performed at leading clubs throughout the UK and Europe. She recorded her debut album Seasons of Love in 2010, to a hugely positive response, followed by a tour of the album at venues such as Callander Jazz and Blues Festival, Marsden Jazz Festival and Pizza Express, The Pheasantry.
"Abtuse" has built a reputation around the jazz and blues music scene over the past five years as a band playing an exciting and eclectic mix of jazz, fusion, funk, latin and blues.They share a love of variety in live performance, where the unexpected comes from improvisation. They play recognisable classics to lesser known modern music and original material.Come and hear something familiar and something very new!
Brian Whittington tenor sax, Alexander Celik trumpet, Graham Jones piano Trevor Prinn bass, Joshua Stephen drums.
The friendliest jazz jam in town! Come and join in or just enjoy the fun. All styles and levels welcome – vocals and instrumentals – it’s all about the vibe.
The June jam will be a week earlier than usual – the third Sunday afternoon in the month rather than the final one.
The Jazz Leeds trio will be there as usual to support all the performers. Veggie food and cafe available.
Organised by Jazz Leeds.
Rush Hour Jazz this week features guests Richard Ormrod (saxes and other instruments) and Colin Byrne (drums).
Two big band leaders – Richard runs Dales Jam and the IWO, Colin runs Leeds Jazz Orchestra as well as lots of other interests (Pan Jumby, Hard Times Orchestra, Bassa Bassa, Tshok etc). There will be great tunes played! With Steve Crocker (bass) Will Powell (guitar).
Seven Bar 6-7/15pm – come and join us for a drink and listen to some lovely music.
Organised by JazzLeeds.
Matt Cliffe – tenor sax, Joel Stedman – flute and bass clarinet, Hugh Vincent – piano, Elliot Roffe – bass, Simon Henry – drums
MU Quintet are a Leeds-based instrumental acoustic jazz group drawing inspiration from the musical avant-garde with a sound characterised by rich compositions, explosive improvisation and intricate melodies
SEND Next Choices - Getting ready for adult life is returning to Leeds first direct arena .
The event is an opportunity for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and their parents, carers, support workers and teachers to prepare themselves for adult life. You will be able to find out about jobs, training, apprenticeships, college courses, voluntary work, leisure activities, finances, support and benefits available in Leeds. Over 60 organisations will be there on the day with support and information.
Leeds-based charity the Bone Cancer Research Trust is hosting its annual charity ball on Saturday 6th July at the Elland Road Centenary Pavilion, Leeds. The Bone Cancer Ball is an evening dedicated to making a difference to the lives of bone cancer patients, while enjoying delicious food, live music, and unforgettable moments. Whether you're passionate about supporting local causes or simply love a good excuse to dress to the nines, this is the event for you!
Step into the world of country-pop royalty with "Shania Up to Now," the UK's premier tribute to the iconic Shania Twain, led by the captivating Madeleine Roberts and her talented 5 piece band.
Making her debut on the BIBIS stage and drawing on over two decades of experience, Madeleine embodies the spirit and sound of Shania Twain, captivating audiences with her uncanny vocal likeness and dynamic stage presence. From the infectious energy of "Man! I Feel Like a Woman!" to the heartfelt ballads like "You're Still the One," every note is delivered with authenticity and passion.
Musical Masterpieces from an elegant era!
This programme of glorious 18th-century Baroque music is sure to raise the spirits.
Bach, Handel, Corelli, Scarlatti and Buxtehude each get to strut their stuff, displaying all the beauty, grace and emotional depth for which this period's music is known.
St Peter's Singers are delighted to welcome Manchester Baroque who will bring their period instruments and historically-informed performance skills to make this concert truly a delight and one to remember.