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Welcome to the 2019 Aberdeen Jazz Festival! Over 70 Bands in more than 20 venues across 11 days.Trad to swing to soul; cool jazz to afrobeat, Aberdeen’s first ever Blues Weekend; dinner and jazz; tea, cocktails and rat pack vocals; films; classic jazz singers; red hot saxophonists; funky brass bands; and, of course Aberdeen’s biggest Free Admission music event, Jazz On The Green.We’ve got to thank Aberdeen Inspired for making sure this should be the biggest, most exciting Festival to date as well as our other funders Creative Scotland, Aberdeen City Council for backing us again.We’re on a roll, with larger audiences every year. We’re looking forward to welcoming all of our old friends and many new ones.

Ticket Information

Ticket hotline: 01224 641122 In Person: The Lemon Tree / His Majesty’s Theatre Online: www.aberdeenjazzfestival.com(Please note all ticket prices stated include booking fees)

Concessions: Prices in brackets are concessions which are available to senior citizens, students, registered unemployed and MU members.Collections: Your tickets can be collected 30 minutes before the performance at the relevant venue, otherwise postage costs may be charged (15 minutes for late night concerts at The Blue Lamp).

contact us

Phone: 0131 467 3660Email [email protected]

Volunteers

We need you! We are looking for Festival and Jazz On The Green volunteers: please contact [email protected] or visit aberdeenjazzfestival.com

Free Workshops

Friday 22: Improvisation workshop Konrad Wiszniewski and Euan StevensonUniversity of Aberdeen MacRobert Building, 11:00-1:00pmOpen to players with some experience of improvisation.

Friday 29: Composition workshop Paul TowndrowUniversity of Aberdeen MacRobert Building, 11:00-1:00pmFor further details and to book a space contact [email protected]

Workshops presented by Jazz at the Blue Lamp in association with Aberdeen University Music Department

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To launch the first ever, Aberdeen Blues Weekend we have a special programme featuring one of Scotland’s all-time blues greats, Maggie Bell, and ex-Whitesnake guitar hero, Bernie Marsden.

Scottish blues-rock singer Maggie Bell first gained prominence fronting Stone the Crows and her raunchy, high energy style has electrified audiences all over the world in a career of 50 years. Amazingly, she’s still touring; constantly preaching the blues, with all of her powers intact, often, as tonight, in the company of a band featuring guitarist, Sandy Tweeddale. From founding Whitesnake to working with Joe Bonamassa, Bernie Marsden has been playing the blues for over 40 years from delta-soul steel to the electric blues rock, He is joined by the John Bruce Band.

Music Hall, 7:30pm, £20, Seated

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MAGGIE BELL /BERNIE MARSDEN

ABERDEEN BLUES WEEKEND GALA CONCERT WITH


“A melodic, harmonic and rhythmical swell that’s aesthetically pleasing and then some but also, in essence, just plain damned heart-lifting” (The Herald).

Pianist, Euan Stevenson’s beautiful, singing, piano playing and uplifting compositions, and Konrad Wiszniewski’s powerful, passionate saxophone and love of melody, have made New Focus one of the most popular bands in the country. Tonight, we hear them in their preferred format, with Andrew Robb (bass), and Alan Cosker (drums). Four of Scotland’s greatest musicians playing music that romances and thrills with equal measure.

The next big thing in Scottish jazz vocals, the classy singer hits the spot when it comes to Broadway songs, beautiful ballads, swinging jazz, and a host of modern pop tunes she has re-invented for this intimate jazz setting. With 2018 Young Scottish Jazz Musician of the Year, Guitarist Joe Williamson.

The Blue Lamp 8:00pm, £13.50 (+concs), SeatedPresented in association with Jazz At The Blue Lamp

Carmelite, Library 8:00pm, £12, Seated

GEORGIA CECILE AND JOE WILLIAMSON

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The UK’s leading Afrobeat purveyors make their Aberdeen debut.

With an epic 10 piece live show including a bold brass section, Nubiyan Twist are an incendiary live act that blends afrobeat, dub, neo-soul, hip-hop and jazz with seamless virtuosity, drawing on myriad influences ranging from Erykah Badu to Fela Kuti and Nat King Cole. Their performances are moving and unforgettable experiences that push the boundaries of genre and technical prowess.

They’re playing all the best clubs and Festivals around Europe, so its a special moment to get the first date in Aberdeen for this explosive band.

The Lemon Tree, 8:00pm, £12.50 (+concs), Standing

THURSDAY 21 MARCH 2019

NUBIYAN TWIST

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Destined to be a Festival hit, this all-female traditional jazz supergroup make their Aberdeen debut playing fun, accessible New Orleans and Mississippi jazz and blues. Their repertoire consists of old American prohibition era folk, hot roots jazz, pre-electric blues, hokum and rather large nods to their Scottish heritage. The band features Ali Affleck on washboard and vocals, Ali Tod on guitar and vocals, Danielle Price on tuba and vocals, Kassandra E’Silva on reeds and vocals, Sarah Findlay on trumpet and vocals and Alex Stewart on trombone and vocals.

Blending homages to the jazz tradition with explorations of her African and Caribbean roots, MOBO-nominated saxophonist Camilla George has been dubbed “the Golden Girl of Jazz” by the Evening Standard. Inspired by contemporary jazz musicians like Wynton Marsalis and Kenny Garrett, she adds highlife, Afrobeat, calypso and hip-hop into the mix to create engaging, upbeat jazz.

The Blue Lamp 7:30pm, £12.50, Seated


THE RED HOT RHYTHM MAKERS

CAMILLA GEORGE QUARTET


The next big thing in Scottish jazz vocals, the classy singer hits the spot when it comes to Broadway songs, beautiful ballads, swinging jazz, and a host of modern pop tunes she has re-invented for this intimate jazz setting. With Euan Stevenson, piano, she has also written new songs that already sound like classics.


GEORGIA CECILE AND EUAN STEVENSON

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Nordic jazz has many heroes, and foremost among them are bassist Arild Andersen and drummer/percussionist Paolo Vinaccia. Admired as pre-eminent jazz masters, both are associated with impressive jazz music that exploits overlooked possibilities and here they collaborate with Tommy Smith and the SNJO to tell new and original jazz stories spun around mystical Norse legends.

Inspired by the sagas of Thor, Odin, Valhalla the acclaimed orchestra will deliver a set of compelling and dramatic jazz stories. “A contemporary big-band triumph in its inspired arrangements, sensitive execution and transfixing solo improvisations …agile on the uptempo music and sensuous on a meditation, tone-poem atmospherics so widely associated with the ECM label“ (The Guardian on Arild Andersen with SNJO).

Queen’s Cross Church, 7:30pm, £17.50, Seated

SCOTTISH NATIONAL JAZZ ORCHESTRA

NORSE MYTHS FEAT. ARILD ANDERSEN, TOMMY SMITH, PAOLO VINACCIA



Kenny Neal is the real deal. One of the leading Blues musicians of today.

Born in New Orleans, the guitarist/vocalist/harmonica player grew up in a Blues family with Buddy Guy and Slim Harpo as family friends, and his music is steeped in blues heritage from Delta and Chicago blues but champions the “swamp blues” from Louisiana that resonates with laid back New Orleans soul. The only UK date on his European tour is in Aberdeen! A special coup for North-East Blues fans.

And there’s more! Tim Elliot, founder and leader of Blues n’Trouble, Scotland’s leading blues band for decades, is performing in an acoustic trio. Tim’s voice and gritty crackling vocals will refresh some old school blues classics.

The Lemon Tree 8:30pm, £16.50 (+concs), Standing


KENNY NEAL BAND / TIM ELLIOTT’S TROUBLEMAKERS

A special triple bill of blues Acts for the price of one!

Kris Dollimore is the guitar player with Scottish rock icons, Del Amitri, but he’s also one of Britain’s leading acoustic blues singers and guitarists, with a fabulous knowledge and deep respect for all the country blues traditions.

Joyously celebrating the trials, tribulations and fortunes of the best female singers of the blues genre, Queens Of The Blues tells the story of Mamie Smith and Big Mama Thornton; Bonnie Raitt and Susan Tedeschi; by way of Sugar Pie and Sister Rosetta Tharpe with a great band fronted by the irrepressible singer, Nicole Smit.

Gerry Jablonski Band wrap things up, playing high-octane blues roots with influences of classic rock. One of the tightest and hardest hitting bands on the current scene.

The Lemon Tree, 2:00-5:00pm, £12.50, Standing

THE BLUES AFTERNOON


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KRIS DOLLIMORE, QUEENS OF THE BLUES, GERRY JABLONSKI ELECTRIC BAND

Paying homage to the brilliant, towering musical figure who through his singing and piano playing helped invent soul and R&B music. Aberdeen’s finest are joined by the Memphis singer and pianist renowned for mixing jazz, blues, soul, traditional R&B and popular music.

Armed with bona fide street credibility, having started out busking in Glasgow during 2014’s Commonwealth Games. This 8 piece eclectic modern soul funk band is packing out huge venues with their tight sound and off-the-wall antics – a strange mix of Lumberjack-looks, some of the best horn players in Scotland and ferociously funky music.

Pianist, Steve Hamilton, has performed in over 25 countries around the globe with musical luminaries such as Bill Bruford, Billy Cobham & Ray Charles. He’s an astonishing technician, a beautiful melodist, and an exciting improviser. Tonight he has assembled an all-star trio featuring the Grammy-winning Tim Garland’s saxophone which packs lyricism and power in equal measure and Mario Caribe’s Brazilian tinged Scottish bass.


The Blue Lamp 11:00pm, £12, Standing


CHARLIE WOOD AND THE ABERDEEN JAZZ ORCHESTRA SALUTE RAY CHARLES

TOM MCGUIRE & THE BRASSHOLES

HAMILTON / GARLAND /CARIBE


SATURDAY 23 MARCH 201910

9 Stages, 18 bands, 4 Hours

Jazz, Soul, R’n’B, Funk, Big Band, Blues, Vocals, Drummers

Nimbus Sextet

Serial ChillersFurther On

Vintage Girls

Back Chat Brass Band

Scott Cruikshank Django Band

Adam Usmani

Aberdeen University Jazz Band

Aberdeen University Jazz Orchestra

...and more!

Carmelite Hotel

Outdoor Stage on the Green

St Nicholas Street

The Roof Garden @ St Nicholas

Café Drummond

Belmont Filmhouse

The Tunnels

Union Square

Academy Courtyard

1PM-5PM SUNDAY 24 MARCH FREE

Presented by Aberdeen Jazz Festival Thanks to: Aberdeen Inspired, Carmelite Hotel, Cafe 52, Merchant Quarter www.merchantquarter-aberdeen.com

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Enjoy two exciting community projects, bringing together people from all backgrounds in their love of performing jazz. The JATBL Community Jazz Big Band comprises over 30 players and tonight debuts a special commission ‘The Blue Lamp Suite’ by Richard Ingham. The AYJC Band performs with members of Aberdeen University Jazz as a legacy of the Youth Jazz Celebration, featuring young people from across Aberdeen City.

Cool, charismatic and charming, Cindy Douglas unveils a brand new show – a homage to the legendary crooner Nat King Cole. Plus a Three course dinner from the award winning Carmelite chefs. Reserved seating.


Carmelite, Balmoral 7:00pm, £20, Seated

A powerhouse line-up of percussion, sax, trumpets, trombones and sousaphone. With a nod to their roots in jazz, pop, funk and hip-hop, their brassy twist on classy tunes combines with electrifying showmanship for the perfect After Party.

Aberdeen Arts Centre Café Bar 6:00-7:00pm, £6, Seated

THE JAZZ ON THE GREEN AFTER PARTY WITH BACK CHAT BRASS

JAZZ AT THE BLUE LAMP COMMUNITY JAZZ BIG BAND, ABERDEEN YOUTH JAZZ CELEBRATION BAND

DINNER JAZZ WITH CINDY DOUGLAS


This unique concert sees pioneering Scottish ensemble Trio HLK team up with the world’s premier solo percussionist, Dame Evelyn Glennie.

HLK’s music rewrites jazz concepts fusing with contemporary classical minimalism, and prog rock cleverness, introduces improvisation, rhythmic and harmonic tricks to deliver an explosive interactive tour de force packed with mystery and intrigue.

Music Hall 7:30pm, £27.50-£14.50, SeatedPresented by Aberdeen Performing Arts

TRIO HLK WITH DAME EVELYN GLENNIE

JAZZ AT THE MOVIES: LA LA LAND

MONDAY 25 MARCH 2019

Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone star as jazz pianist and aspiring actress fall in love against the sumptuous background of Los Angeles. We are led through the stages of their whirlwind romance expressed through song, dance and big, bold homages to classic movie musicals.

Damien Chazelle/USA/2016/128m8:25pm, £10 Tickets from 01224 343500 www.belmontfilmhouse.com

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WEDNESDAY 27 MARCH 2019

From catchy tunes to folk anthems and reflective ballads, Towndrow plays alto “like a turbo-charged amalgam of all your saxophone heroes” (The Guardian). Tonight he showcases his quintet which features Steve Hamilton (piano), Kevin MacKenzie (guitar), Euan Burton (bass) and Alyn Cosker (drummer) before staring a range of projects across the Festival.

Journey to 3 acclaimed restaurants with one course in each and a different jazz session to accompany each. Music from guitarist Colin Black, pianist Adam Usmani and singer Morag McCall.

Carmelite, Molly’s Bistro plus a mystery restaurant Arrive 7:00pm, £30Tickets only from Carmelite 01224 589101


Carmelite, Balmoral 8:00pm, £12.50, Seated

PAUL TOWNDROW QUINTET

JAZZ DINNER SAFARI

Carmelite A creative menu prepared by award winning chefsMolly’s Bistro Features the best locally sourced ingredientsplus a mystery restaurant


The Blue Lamp 12:30pm, Free

The Redgarth, Oldmeldrum 7:30pm, £10

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A national treasure, singer Marisha Addison has been at the forefront of jazz in Aberdeen for 50 years. From fronting the Alex Sutherland Orchestra to leading the team at The Blue Lamp, she has been in the thick of it all Charismatic, bewitching and with impeccable phrasing she delivers classic jazz with pizzaz. She is joined by an all star band featuring Steve Hamilton (piano), Colin Steele (trumpet), and Alyn Cosker (drums).

Featuring The International School, Aberdeen.

Sophisticated, seductive, and sassy. Singer May May takes jazz out and about into some intimate venues in Aberdeenshire. Her powerful voice and huge vocal range animates music from the classic American Jazz and Blues songbook.

This classy Trio has everything you’d expect from a brilliant contemporary European band – strong compositions, big on melody and structure; incredible musicianship, improvisational wizardry, and an attitude for fun – why not play a David Bowie tune next?! Herr is a dynamite drummer, sensitive and powerful, and he’s recruited one of the real greats of the current European scene: saxophonist, Maxime Bender, and listen out for the compelling bass of Laurent Payfert. Supported by Music :Lux

Carmelite Balmoral 8:00pm, £10, Seated

MARISHA ADDISON CELEBRATES 50 YEARS ON STAGE

ABERDEEN YOUTH JAZZ SHOWCASE

MARY MAY TOURS ABERDEENSHIRE

JEFF HERR CORPORATIONThe Blue Lamp 8:00pm, £13.50 (+concs) SeatedPresented in association with Jazz At The Blue Lamp

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‘…as carefully structured and full of wit as the best prose writing...a compelling narrative…*****’ – Keith Bruce, Herald Scotland. A spontaneous standing ovation for a previously unheard jazz work would be worthy of note at any time. The alto saxophonist is one of Scotland’s finest jazz musicians, with interests across a range of styles. He’s also one of our foremost composers, and he follows up his “Hero As Riddle” triumph, with a new work inspired his passion for American novelist, David Foster Wallace. It’s a major occasion and he’ll have a crack band: Sean Gibbs (trumpet) Adam Jackson (alto sax), Martin Kershaw (saxes), Chris Greive (trombone), Graeme Stephen (guitar), Paul Harrison (piano), Calum Gourlay (bass) and Doug Hough (drums).

Mario has put together this new supergroup to play mambo and latin jazz, a personal passion. Featuring Stu Brown on drums and Sandro Ciancio on percussion it also includes two young stars of the Scottish scene: Michael Butcher on tenor sax, and Liam Shortall on trombone, with Pete Johstone on piano and Mario himself on bass.

The Blue Lamp 7:30pm, £15, Seated


MARTIN KERSHAW OCTET: DAVID FOSTER WALLACE: IN MEMORIAM

MARIO CARIBE NEW MAMBO

The Blue Lamp 12:30pm, Free

The Salmon Bothy, Portsoy 6:30pm, £10

Featuring Aberdeen Music School and Aberdeen University Jazz Band.


ABERDEEN YOUTH JAZZ SHOWCASE




Those with their ear to the ground will know that Arabatzi is one of the most exciting young vocal talents on the current jazz scene. She has an extraordinary voice, and a deep knowledge and affection for jazz traditions, yet wants to make new music for new audiences too.

Saxophonist Paul Towndrow leads this late night jam session which will feature a multitude of different jazzy guests dropping in to play. They will showcase their talents, and come together in new and wonderful combinations, creating new music as they go.



IRINI ARABATZI + BEN MACDONALD

PAUL TOWNDROW LATE JAM



At last year’s Festival, McCreadie’s Trio blew Aberdeen away. The shooting star of the Scottish jazz scene delivered a tour de force of phenomenal musicianship and thrilling music. He returns in 2019 to do the same, joined by the prodigiously talented, multi award winning, young trumpeter Laura Jurd.

“Wow … a blissful hour of lush, slightly ethereal harmonies … a rare thrill to hear such classics as “Jeru”, “Moon”, “Dreams”, “Move” and “Godchild” being played live and with such panache and obvious enjoyment by this superb nine-piece outfit - ****” - The Herald review

Richard Ingham recreates Miles Davis’ classic album with an all-star band including Colin Steele on trumpet. The concert opens with a duo set from Colin Black and Richard Ingham.


The Blue Lamp 7:30pm, £15, Seated

LAURA JURD AND THE FERGUS MCCREADIE TRIO

RICHARD INGHAM BIRTH OF THE COOL

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Ten-piece classic funk and R&B outfit. Covering music from the Jackson Five and James Brown to the Temptations, Sister Sledge and Chic.

New Orleans inspired brass band roll from spirited second line revelry to soulful jazz funeral marches and pumping brass driven funk. Straddling genres and groove, the eight-piece Brass Funkeys merge hip hop, funk, metal, reggae, RnB, gypsy, swing and latin playing originals and unusual covers by such as Gorillaz and Royce Wood Junior. They have filled dancefloors at Glastonbury, Rich Mix, Love Supreme and Wilderness and now make their Aberdeen debut.

The Lemon Tree 8:00pm, £12.50 (+concs) Standing


BRASS FUNKEYS

FUNK CONNECTION



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See page 17 for details.

Paul Towndrow joins the Aberdeen University Jazz Orchestra for one night only, celebrating the music of Charles Mingus and Pat Metheny. The evening will also feature the premieres of the Aberdeen Youth Jazz Celebration Composition Winners. Come along and hear the best young musicians Aberdeen has to offer.



Enjoy an indulgent afternoon tea in the company of Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jnr and Dean Martin with Aberdeen’s answer to The Rat Pack. This music-filled afternoon serves up treats including finger sandwiches, dainty desserts and a fine selection of teas or cocktails.

Carmelite, Balmoral 2:00pm, £20, Reserved Seating

INTOXICATING AFTERNOON TEA WITH OCEANS 3

IRINI ARABATZI + BEN MACDONALD

ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY JAZZ ORCHESTRA WITH SPECIAL GUEST PAUL TOWNDROW

See page 17 for details.


PAUL TOWNDROW LATE JAM

The Old Pier, Stonehaven 6:00pm, £10



Spend the afternoon in Aberdeen’s West End enjoying live jazz in seven different intimate venues with music to suit all tastes. One ticket buys you

entry to all the music on offer at this festival within the festival.

Bands include: Havana Swing, Hamlet with Nadya Albertsson, Elaine Crighton, Colin Black and Paul Towndrow, Cat Loud,

Mary May and more to be announced.

Check the website for more information

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The Swing era brought us so much classy music, from jazz to mainstream pop, from Glenn Miller to Duke Ellington; Frank Sinatra to Ella Fitzgerald.

Dave Batchelor, The Scottish Swing Orchestra and their dance group and live projections take you on a breathless race through the chronology of swing, taking you back to those times of extraordinary excitement and the pop music of the 1930s and 40s. The Story of Swing, a tale of musical legends recounted in music, pictures, words…and dance moves by the Flyright Dancers.

They are joined by stellar singer, Irini Arabatzi taking on the Ella Ftzgerald songbook.

Music Hall 7:30pm, £16.00, Seated

THE STORY OF SWING

THE SCOTTISH SWING ORCHESTRA PRESENTS



Concert Venue InformationAcademy Belmont St, AB10 1LB Belmont Filmhouse Belmont Street, AB10 1JSBistro Verde The Green, AB11 6NYThe Blue Lamp Gallowgate, AB25 1BUCafe Drummond Belmont Street, AB10 1JR Carmelite Stirling Street, AB11 6JU Glentanar Wee Bar Holburn Street, AB10 6BS The Lemon Tree W. North Street, AB24 5AT Mcginty’s Meal An’ Ale Union Street, AB10 1TTMolly’s Bistro Market Street, AB11 5EL

Music Hall Union Street, AB10 1QS The Old Pier Stonehaven AB39 2JUPark Inn Hotel Justice Mill Lane, AB11 6EQ The Redgarth Oldmeldrum, AB51 0DJQueen’s Cross Church Albyn Place, AB10 1YNThe Salmon Bothy Portsoy, AB45 2SSShack Justice Mill Lane, AB11 6EPSoul Union Street, AB10 6BS Tunnels Carnegie’s Brae, AB10 1BFVovem Union Street, AB10 1TN

Top class jazz every Thursday at Scotland’s premier jazz venue

21st February, 8pm Brian Kellock Trio

28th February, 8pm Strata

7th March, 8pm Tommy Smith Youth

Jazz Orchestra 14th March, 8pm

Duncan Eagles Quartet Blue Lamp, Gallowgate,

Aberdeen www.jazzatthebluelamp.com

Photography © Earthly Light, Alamy, Colin Black, Sandy Blair


March Start Performance Name Event Venue

21st

7.30pm Maggie Bell / Bernie Marsden Music Hall8:00pm Georgia Cecile and Joe Williamson Carmelite, Library8:00pm Nubiyan Twist The Lemon Tree8:00pm New Focus Quartet The Blue Lamp

22nd

7.30pm Scottish National Jazz Orchestra Queen's Cross Church7.30pm Red Hot Rhythm Makers The Blue Lamp8:30pm Kenny Neal Band / Tim Elliot’s Troublemakers The Lemon Tree8:00pm Georgia Cecile and Euan Stevenson Carmelite, Library11:00pm Camilla George The Blue Lamp

23rd

2:00pm The Blues Afternoon The Lemon Tree7.30pm Charlie Wood & Aberdeen Jazz Orchestra The Blue Lamp8:00pm Hamilton / Garland / Caribe Carmelite, Library11:00pm Tom McGuire & The Brassholes The Blue Lamp

24th

1.00pm Jazz On The Green City Centre6:00pm The Jazz On The Green After Party Aberdeen Arts Centre, Café Bar7.30pm Jazz at Blue Lamp Community Big Band The Blue Lamp7:00pm Dinner Jazz with Cindy Douglas Carmelite, Balmoral

25th 8:25pm La La Land Belmont Filmhouse26th 7.00pm Dinner Safari Three city centre restaurants27th 8:00pm Paul Towndrow Quintet Carmelite, Balmoral

28th

12.30pm Youth Jazz Showcase The Blue Lamp8:00pm Jeff Herr Corporation The Blue Lamp6:30pm Mary May Tours Aberdeenshire The Redgarth, Oldmeldrum8:00pm Marisha Addison Carmelite, Balmoral

29th

12.30pm Youth Jazz Showcase The Blue Lamp6:30pm Mary May Tours Aberdeenshire The Salmon Bothy, Portsoy7.30pm Martin Kershaw Octet The Blue Lamp8:00pm Irini Arabatzi and Ben MacDonald Carmelite, Library11:00pm Mario Caribe New Mambo The Blue Lamp11:00pm Paul Towndrow Late Jam Carmelite, Balmoral

30th

2:00pm Intoxicating Afternoon Tea with Oceans 3 Carmelite, Balmoral Tables3:00pm Laura Jurd and the Fergus McCreadie Trio The Blue Lamp6:00pm Mary May Tours Aberdeenshire The Old Pier, Stonehaven7.30pm Richard Ingham Birth of the Cool The Blue Lamp8:00pm Brass Funkeys The Lemon Tree7:00pm Irini Arabatzi and Ben MacDonald Carmelite, Library11:00pm Paul Towndrow Late Jam Carmelite, Balmoral11:00pm Funk Connection The Blue Lamp

31st2:30pm West End Jazz Trail various venues7.30pm Story of Swing Music Hall7.30pm Aberdeen University Jazz Orchestra The Blue Lamp

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