Three of the best instrumentalists in contemporary music join forces to present their unique and original perspective on the Jazz Organ Trio that pays great respect to the jazz tradition but is also fresh, innovative, revolutionary and young in spirit.
Gilad Atzmon has been considered one of the best woodwind players in the world. He is the founder of the Orient House Ensemble who have had rapturous reception at past Jazz Steps gigs. He is known for his work with Ian Drury & the Blockheads and was the last saxophonist to record with Pink Floyd. IT's been a good while since Gilad last performed at Jazz Steps and we're delighted he's returning in this new trio format!
Ross Stanley is, without a doubt, one of the most in-demand jazz artists in Britain and a huge favourite at the Bonington.
Drummer Joel Barford is highly regarded and considered by many to be a key influence on the future of British Jazz.
The trio's album Organology was released in November 2025 on the Aesthetiko Musicians Collective label.
Organology trio is a musical spectacle brought to life by three generations of Jazz masters of the highest level. Don't miss - book early!
Tickets: Standard £16 | Student £8 | Child with paying adult £0 - Ticket booking opens soon
Jazz Steps brings high quality, entertaining contemporary jazz to audiences in Nottingham at the excellent Bonington Theatre venue in Arnold.
And, through our Jazz Steps Live at the Libraries monthly events - a collaboration with Inspire, we promote gigs at their library venues in Beeston, Worksop and West Bridgford.
As a not-for-profit volunteer-run promoter, we have been welcoming enthusiastic audiences to enjoy live music from top musicians and bands for over 25 years. Each and every gig is a unique experience - jazz being the quintessential 'music of surprise'! Let’s keep enjoying it – see you soon!
