Jazz: Trailblazing musicians on mini-Scottish tour with Nu-Age Sounds
NU-AGE SOUNDS marks a major celebration of Scotland’s vibrantly exciting jazz scene with performances in Dundee, Glasgow and Edinburgh from Friday 1st to Sunday 3rd March.
Folk & Jazz critic
I've been writing for The Herald since 1988, covering jazz, traditional music, Americana and world music. I'm currently involved in persuading the health authorities that live music should be considered as one of your five-a-day.
I've been writing for The Herald since 1988, covering jazz, traditional music, Americana and world music. I'm currently involved in persuading the health authorities that live music should be considered as one of your five-a-day.
NU-AGE SOUNDS marks a major celebration of Scotland’s vibrantly exciting jazz scene with performances in Dundee, Glasgow and Edinburgh from Friday 1st to Sunday 3rd March.
Herald Angel-winning singer returns to Scotland
Keyboardist takes “dream team" on the road
An American musician who has toured with Sting and won a Grammy this year for his latest album joins the Scottish National Jazz Orchestra in concert at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on Friday, September 29.
Legendary drummer Steve Gadd, who contributed the iconic drum intro to Paul Simon’s classic song, Fifty Ways to Leave Your Lover, and who has played and recorded with everyone from Frank Sinatra to Eric Clapton, is playing an intimate concert in the Mackintosh Church at Queens Cross, Glasgow on Saturday, September 2.
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