Gareth Lockrane Quintet Jazz & Dinner

Supported by our soundscape designers Bang & Olufsen.

Doors open at 6:30pm

Performance starts at 8:45pm

Table service available for seated tables

£25 Seated Table

£15 Standing

Gareth Lockrane (flutes), Nadim Teimoori (tenor sax), Jim Watson (piano), Florence Moore (bass), Steve Brown (drums). 

The award winning jazz flautist Gareth Lockrane will team up with a band of long-term collaborators for a high energy set of original tunes (some from his acclaimed albums “Fistfight at the Barndance” and “The Strut” as well as some new compositions) spanning influences from contemporary jazz, cinematic sounds, gospel and blues. 

Gareth Lockrane

Gareth Lockrane is a flautist, pianist, composer/arranger and educator and has had a richly diverse life as musician since studying jazz at the Royal Academy of Music in the 1990s (and also a masters in film scoring at the National Film & Television School), working in many different collaborations and projects. His own projects have included his big band, his band “Grooveyard” with saxophonist Alex Garnett and his septet, all of which have produced acclaimed albums of his compositions. 

He recently featured as a soloist on the soundtracks for the Michael Caine heist thriller “King Of Thieves”, the Steven Soderbergh political satire “The Laundromat” and the widely acclaimed all-star film “Don’t Look Up” directed by Adam McKay. Lockrane has also  run the junior jazz program at the Royal Academy of Music since 2011

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Steve Brown

Born in Manchester, England, Steve developed an early interest in music and began playing drums at age 14. By age 19, he was performing with local jazz groups. By the time he was 23, Steve had become the “first call” jazz drummer in Manchester, working with Scott Hamilton, Art Farmer and UK artists during their engagements in the city.

In 2000 Steve joined the quartet of the great jazz saxophonist Scott Hamilton, with whom he has toured internationally ever since. He is also featured on his last four recordings for Concord records. In between his engagements with the Scott Hamilton quartet, Steve continues to perform and record with a wide variety of artists including Benny Golson, Benny Green, Carl Fontana, Barry Harris, Junior Mance, Charles McPherson, John Bunch and Hod O’Brien.

This is a 21+ event.