Next gig for the Quartet with Elizabeth Bustard on sax
Gig at the Bricklayers Arms Crowborough
The Trio are joined by the brilliant young singer, Maddie Davis at this event to raise funds for Crowborough First Responders.
Join us for great music, food and company in Crowborough's centre of live music in the Bricklayer's Arms.
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Maddie Davis on stage with the Brighton Big Band in 2024 |
August 2024 Gig
JLT with Maddy Davies at Crowborough First Responders Fundraising Event
Sunday 21 July 2024
Maddy will be singing a host of great swing and latin numbers from the Great American Songbook accompanied by the trio - John Lake on piano, Matt Casterton on bass and Simon Cambers on drums.
Enjoy a stunning garden with amazing views to the South Downs. Bring a picnic blanket or chair to sit down and enjoy the music, food & drink and views. There will be a licensed bar, hot drinks and sweets like cakes and ice-cream plus a fundraising tombola.
All proceeds from tickets go towards providing and maintaining Public Access Defibrillators in the community.
Tickets: Adults £15, Children (Under 8's) £18 & a Family (2 adults and 2 children under 14) £40
https://crowborough-cfr.co.uk/2014/fundraising-2/jazz-afternoon/
Car parking and toilets available on site.
Stone Cross House, Crowborough TN6 3SH
Event starts 2.00pm
Jazz music from 3.00pm
Event finishes at 6.00pm
JLQ at Brighton Unitarian Church
JLQ (John Lake Quartet) play the music of Brubeck, Monk and Rollins. Some of the classic tunes by these jazz giants will be played alongside original tunes with similarities written by John Lake. Take Five, Blue Rondo a La Turk, Round Midnight and St. Thomas and more....
Entry by donation (suggested £5.00).
Tea and coffee served from 12.00 midday.
New JLQ recordings and gig dates for 2024!
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JLQ - (LtoR) Matt Casterton, Simon Cambers, John Lake & Elizabeth Bustard |
Wednesday 16 August from 14.00 - 14.45
St Nicholas Church Brighton
The JLQ play the modern melodic jazz music of John Lake
The band return to St Nicholas Church to play tunes written by John Lake since the Wave of Translation album in 2016.
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