This is straight-ahead modern jazz in the African-American tradition, clearly coming from the Monk and Trane lineage, but not bound to emulating it. You will hear Luft easily morphing Wes Montgomery with Bill Frisell, his own trademark soundscapes and worldly influences, while O’Higgins’ emotive melodies evoke Dexter, Trane, Joe Henderson and Brecker, with a melodic logic of his own.
Dave O'Higgins - sax
Rob Luft - guitar
Misha Mullov-Abbado - bass
Billy Pod - drums
"Some of the warmest, most heartfelt more-or-less-straight-ahead jazz you’ll hear anywhere"
Roger Thomas BBC Music Magazine
To book tickets in advance please call John on 01522 529717
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You will get a reply to confirm your booking and you can pay in advance or on the door.
Feeling spontaneous? Tickets are usually available on the door, cash card or contactless.
Maybe you've not been to one of our live jazz events at the Blue Room before and would like some more info? Again, just drop us a line at [javascript protected email address]. We'll reply as soon as we can to answer any queries you may have.
Tickets
Standard - £16
Jazzpac member - £14
Student & under 18s - £8
Book by telephone - 01522 529717
Reserve by email - info@jazzpac.co.uk
Tickets available on the door - Cash or card
Jazzpac events are run by volunteers who organise live jazz events held at the Bue Room in Lincoln. We have an annual program of around ten gigs a year presenting the best national and, occasionally, international musicians on the jazz scene today. Tickets for our events are available to book in advance although on most occasions will also be available to buy on the door. Whether you're one of our many regulars or it's your first time at one of our jazz nights, you'll always get a warm welcome from our volunteers on the desk and by the staff at The Blue Room. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you would like any more information about our jazz evenings at this charming venue in Lincoln's historic uphill area.
