Geoff Eales Trio
featuring Canadian star, Michael Coates
8.30pm Tuesday 16th March
Geoff Eales is regarded as one of Europe’s most creative jazz pianists and composers. Throughout his long and distinguished career he has worked with pop stars, country singers, opera divas, variety artists, funk legends, played on countless sound tracks, TV shows and jingles, been a featured soloist with symphony orchestras and has composed chamber works, symphonies
and concertos.
But his real love is jazz and tonight he teams up with exciting Canadian-born tenor star Michael Coates. Since moving to the UK Michael has
recorded as a featured soloist with the BBC Radio Big Band, collected the BBC’s Jazz Soloist of the Year award, and performed at countless jazz
festivals in France, Belgium, Holland, Italy, Spain and Sweden as well as Ronnie Scott’s club in Soho.
Geoff Eales piano
Michael Coates tenor sax
Roy Babbington bass
Mark Fletcher drums
Tickets on the door: £13 (Members £10, Students £6)
ONLINE BOOKING
To book advance tickets for this concert, please click here (please note there is a booking fee of 10 per cent).
The number of available tickets shown on the WeGotTickets site indicates only our allocation from WeGotTickets, not the seating capacity which is much greater.
and concertos.
But his real love is jazz and tonight he teams up with exciting Canadian-born tenor star Michael Coates. Since moving to the UK Michael has
recorded as a featured soloist with the BBC Radio Big Band, collected the BBC’s Jazz Soloist of the Year award, and performed at countless jazz
festivals in France, Belgium, Holland, Italy, Spain and Sweden as well as Ronnie Scott’s club in Soho.
Geoff Eales piano
Michael Coates tenor sax
Roy Babbington bass
Mark Fletcher drums
Tickets on the door: £13 (Members £10, Students £6)
ONLINE BOOKING
To book advance tickets for this concert, please click here (please note there is a booking fee of 10 per cent).
The number of available tickets shown on the WeGotTickets site indicates only our allocation from WeGotTickets, not the seating capacity which is much greater.