Ollie Howell ‘Knew’ video exclusive ahead of UK tour dates
- Thursday, June 15, 2017
Fast rising drummer Ollie Howell recently released his second album, Self-Identity, on the US label Ropeadope, ahead of a series of live dates in Europe and the UK.
Fast rising drummer Ollie Howell recently released his second album, Self-Identity, on the US label Ropeadope, ahead of a series of live dates in Europe and the UK.
The 31st edition of the Glasgow Jazz Festival, running from 21-25 June, promises to be a diverse and forward-looking affair with many rising stars set to perform.
Although billed as individuals, this effectively was the Geoff Simkins Trio and this is how their newly-released CD is badged.
A ritual accompanies the end of every concert at this enchanting event.
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British jazz-rock legends Soft Machine will be firing up the Elgar Room, at the Royal Albert Hall, on 29 June.
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