Jazz and Blues in Perth 

The Zucchini Brothers play Latin, Tango, Bossa Nova, European classics and an array of popular hearty vocals. They are at their best moving around tables, playing lovers requests and raucous tarentellas, bull fighting boleros and Russian folk songs!

Roving performances
• Thursday 24 September 4:00pm, Regal Theatre sidewalk & 5:30pm, Forrest Walk
• Saturday 3 October 2:00pm, Regal Theatre sidewalk, 3:30pm, Forrest Walk

Bistro Felix Wine Bar is a smart wine bar and restaurant with a focus on Modern European dining. The menu is a contemporary take on classic French dishes designed by head chef Amane Mori, winner of the 2019 Western Australian Restaurant and Catering: Chef of the Year Award. If a drink is all you desire, you are welcome to take a seat at their bar or on Subiaco’s favourite deck, order a nibble from our snacks menu and select from their extensive cocktail, beer and wine list.

• Bistro Felix Wine Bar
• September 24, 2020, 4:30pm to 6:30pm
• October 1, 2020 4:30pm to 6:30pm

FREE
Contact venue to make a booking.

<p> Combining toe-tapping swing, breakneck gypsy classics, wistful french ballads and re-worked jazz standards in a vibrant and engaging mix of acoustic music, performed with the virtuosity and passion that is intrinsic to the gypsy jazz tradition. </p>

Join her in the beautifully intimate setting as she pays tribute to some timeless classics from artists such as Joni Mitchel, Etta James, Eva Cassidy, Norah Jones, Alicia Keys, Stevie Knicks and more while being accompanied by the incredible Josh Dyson on acoustic guitar. Recently returned from touring the world with artists such as Ellie Goulding, Dua Lipa, Royal Blood + more. 

Incls dinner. No BYO.

Join in on a laneway performance for the Subi Lounge Series, featuring talents all the way from the UK on the baritone saxone Damien Denyer and joining him on the double bass Danny Boss. Follow the duo on the 25th of September from Hiddleston Lane to Forrest Walk.

 

 

 

Join Damian Denyer Trio for a captivating evening of jazz, blues and swing. Make sure you bring your dancing shoes!

Damian Drac Denyer is steeped in the tradition of the blues, he brings anything from a whisper to a wail singing from his horn. He has played worldwide everywhere from Ronnie Scott’s (UK) to Woodford Festival (Qld).

Adrian Galante is a great natural showman and simply a tremendous rare talent. He plays with a depth of jazz knowledge and feeling that very few attain.

Danny Moss Jnr’s bass playing is highly regarded by his peers on the International scene. The Danny Moss Jnr Quartet in Europe is now well established on the Festival Circuit and regularly plays at Ronnie Scott’s famous Jazz Club in Soho,London. It’s reputation has been built on its ‘Swing at all costs’ performances.

On the first live outing since last year's highs, where The Awakenings Ensemble featured on Jazz In July (Singapore), the Melbourne International Jazz Festival & Vivid Sydney, Michael Pignéguy makes a welcome return with a fresh new line up, full of highly skilled local musicians accompanied by the live debut of a new vocalist in Sophie Foster. The Awakenings Ensemble’s constantly changing structure, offers a unique experience every time and this x 8 piece line up will further enhance that by performing tracks from the soon to be released new album. Shows of this calibre are a must see for those who appreciate fine musicianship that is recognised on the world stage and you know you will always get that from the Awakenings Ensemble

Don't miss this incredible opportunity to be part of one of the events of the music calendar in 2020. @therechabitehall Saturday, September 26th 7.00PM!

Led by double bassist Kate Pass, the Kohesia Ensemble serves as a
platform for Kate’s original compositions, which are influenced by her
passion for both jazz and Persian music. Kohesia Ensemble explores
unusual time structures and microtonal melodies, combining the sounds
of Persian flute (ney), percussion (daf) lute (saz) and oud with jazz
instruments for a truly unique listening experience.

Kohesia Ensemble’s show “Shahnameh: Songs of the Persian Book of
Kings” won the 2020 Martin Sims Award at Fringe World – a top tier
prize for the “Best new WA work that is destined to succeed on the
world stage.” Kohesia Ensemble released their debut album “Kohesia” in
2018, and was nominated for 2018 WAM Best Album, Best Jazz Act and
Best World Act. Kohesia Ensemble has performed at an array of
festivals including National Folk Festival (ACT), Illawarra Folk
Festival (NSW), Fairbridge Festival, WAMFest, Perth International Jazz
Festival, King Street Corner Pocket Festival, Margaret River Guitar
Festival and Nannup Music Festival.

Kohesia Ensemble Ensemble includes a stellar line-up of Australian and
Iranian musicians: Daniel Susnjar, Ricki Malet, Esfandiar Shahmir,
Reza Mirzaei, Chris Foster, Mike Zolker, and Marc Osborne.

“Kohesia is excellence, pure and simple”
– John Hardaker, Words About music, October 2018

A tribute to some of jazz and blues music’s strong female luminaries; renowned artists including Nina Simone, Billie Holiday, Etta James, Dinah Washington, Nancy Wilson and more. A homage to their musical legacy with narrative of ups and downs, excesses, triumphs and tragedies of 40s and 50s jazz women in America.

Expect to be moved by chilling ballads, revel in infectious swing and be witness to powerful blues standards by Cathrine Summers.

Get in quick, this is sure to sell out FAST!

 

GoofTroop trio will play improvised live jazz/house/soul jams alongside projected live art by Lucia Tennant in this cosy, Subiaco art gallery.

The Electric Django Quintet, co-led by bassist Pete Jeavons and guitarist Lachlan Gear, performs repertoire from Django’s bebop period alongside compositions by others who were heavily influenced and inspired by Django such as Wes Montgomery, George Benson, Bireli Lagrene and more.

Featuring fleet-fingered guitar work from Lachlan Gear, some original arrangements by Pete Jeavons supported by Perth’s finest jazz musicians (Adrian Galante - clarinet, Harry Mitchell - piano, Daniel Susnjar - drums), The Electric Django Quintet has all the ingredients for a great night of jazz that is sure to please.

Slip and slide across the great sounds of 50’s and 60’s swing music. The Vibrolators have played alongside not only international blues acts such as Little Charlie and the Nightcats (USA) and Lynwood Slim (USA) but also the likes of Kate Ceberano and The Black Sorrows. Get ready for cool grooves, tongue in cheek lyrics and a dress to thrill attitude.    

"In a voice rich with humanity, Lois Olney sings of joy, pain, love and longing. With her remarkable but gentle voice, she distils these emotions and gets to the very heart of what it means to be human" (Jazzlab, Vic).

This will be a fabulous night - Lois's voice paired with two time Grammy award winner, Lucky Oceans and a delicious meal - live music doesn't get any better than this!! Tix will sell fast - so book asap. Supper incl. No BYO.

TVQ's compositions can be fun and cheeky while at the same time take you on a journey through a wave of emotions.

This project started in 2016 as an outlet for creativity and launched its debut album Introducing TVQ in April 2019.

TVQ draws upon influences spanning Bill Evan's harmonic lushness, Art Blakey's fire, Hiromi Uehara's flare and Keith Jarrett's emotion.

TVQ are:
Ricki Malet - Trumpet
Tim Voutas - Piano
Alistair Peel - Double Bass
Ryan Daunt - Drums

Band Set 7.00pm
Open Jam Session 8.20pm
Tickets $10 at door

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