Refreshingly unconventional and snappily attired boutique orchestra BCO play gypsy and folk-flavoured music in their unique and surprising way. From Balkan and Russian traditional music to their artful distillations of Romantic masterworks to soaring Gaelic folk anthems, BCO is an infectious musical experience like none other.
Step back in time with the UK’s favourite dance band as they bring the glamour and charm of the roaring 1920s and the elegant 1930s to life.
Featuring timeless melodies from legendary American composers like Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, and George Gershwin, alongside hits from the iconic British dance bands of the era, this unforgettable performance captures the spirit of a golden age of music.
Perfect for lovers of vintage sophistication and lively swing, this show is a joyous celebration of rhythm, romance, and the dazzling energy of a bygone time.
The musical partnership between the world-renowned Scottish fiddler Alasdair Fraser and brilliant Californian cellist Natalie Haas spans the full spectrum between intimate chamber music and ecstatic dance energy. Over the last 20 years, they have truly set the standard for fiddle and cello in traditional music - and continue to thrill audiences at festivals and concert tours internationally with their virtuosic playing, a near-telepathic understanding and the joyful spontaneity and sheer physical presence of their music.
This intimate evening of old favourites and songs from her acclaimed new album, Jude The Unsinkable, sees Judie Tzuke perform a set of beautiful crafted songs highlighting her status as one of the UK’s most acclaimed and respected singer/songwriters.
Judie will be joined by T.I.G.Y, comprising of Bailey Tzuke and Matt Racher, alongside her long time guitarist Chaz Thorogood.
Home Service arrives at the Courthouse with North-East native Bob Fox at the helm. Touring their new album, A Live Transmission, they blend tradition with pulsating folk rock and trenchant brass to create the unmistakable sound of Home Service.
Characterised by Graeme Taylor’s fiery lead guitar and a stirring brass section, the music of Home Service explores contemporary themes, often through historical settings, and crosses musical genres from folk and classical through to trenchant rock.
Relive your Glory Days with the Boss and the Beeston Street Band live at The Old Woollen venue in Farsley in April.
They are a dynamic Bruce Springsteen tribute band, renowned for their electrifying live performances that capture the raw energy and spirit of The Boss himself. With a deep passion for Springsteen's music, the band brings his iconic anthems and heartfelt ballads to life, delivering an unforgettable experience for fans of all ages.
A Crosscut Saw gig is a hoodoo rollercoaster of pure primeval power. No hype, no image, no posturing, no deception, just true alchemy. No two performances are ever the same, even the musicians themselves don’t know what potent brew will be cooked up.
A three-piece blues roots, rock band from the UK, Yorkshire based with Alex Eden, lead singer, guitarist and harmonica player, drummer Richard Ferdinando and bass player Richard Green. The band glean inspiration from the likes of The Black Keys, Magic Sam, RL Burnside, Taj Mahal and Dr John.
An evening of experimental music at Wharf Chambers centered around reel-to-reel and tape machines.
Joe Barton, Mickey Donnelly, and Louie Rice met in London during the 2000’s but it wasn’t until they had relocated to Norwich in recent years that they rented a studio in a condemned brutalist shopping centre and the GERM LATTICE sound was formed. They began by agreeing what they didn’t want the project to be: no improvising or jamming, no overdubs, keep the tracks short etc..
Come one, come all, to strip the willow, do-si-do, and bring in the budding season at our Springful Ceilidh
Join us for an evening of lively ceilidh dancing (no experience needed!) with music provided by Sheffield’s finest ceilidh band, The Heist.
We will be raising money for the important work of Leeds Asylum Seekers’ Support Network (LASSN), who support refugees and asylum seekers to be respected, supported and empowered to rebuild their lives free of persecution.
This event is open to all and we ask that you choose your ticket price based on what you can afford:
A joint presentation between JazzLeeds and Howard Assembly Room
"When a musical jeweller with an imagination of remarkable aural refinement meets a jazz orchestra which combines playing of super-fine precision and warmth with a total commitment to the music’s singular ebb and flow, remarkable things can happen... "
Peter Quinn
“Iles is one of the most refreshing figures to have emerged in the UK scene in recent times, with a liquid sound and supple, obliquely resolved
phrasing as an improviser” John Fordham