
Arran Kent is one of the UK’s leading wind players, specialising in making jazz & blues sound fresh. This guy really knows how to swing and is praised for his tasty bebop chops and expressive tone on both the clarinet & saxophone - which he plays with equal dexterity. Arran is also musical director of KoKo Collective and is the resident bandleader/host for London's Piano Bar Soho.
For this show, Arran will be joined by regular collaborator Andrew Wood at the drums, often featured in the KoKo Collective and the house drummer for Nottingham's jazz club - Peggy's Skylight. On double bass and piano, Martyn Spencer and Matthew Ratcliffe complete the ensemble, both of whom are regular welcome visitors to the Stamford cellar bar jazz events.
See our other Jazz In The Cellar Bar events:
Sam Braysher - Friday 10th May
Eliot Richards Quartet - Friday 12th July
Full Line-Up:
Arran Kent - Saxophone & Clarinet
Andrzej Baranek - Piano
Martyn Spencer - Double Bass
Andrew 'Woody' Wood - Drums
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“A wealth of talent calling to mind the spirit of the hard-swinging, exuberant jazz joints of 50’s New York” – Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club
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Artist Social Media
https://www.instagram.com/arrankent/
https://www.instagram.com/andrewwoodjazz/
Important Information
Venue: Stamford Arts Centre, Cellar Bar
Tickets: £15 standard
Multibuy Offer - Purchase 2 or more events from the Jazz in the Cellar Bar series and get £2 off each ticket.
Tickets must be purchased in the same transaction and will apply to equal number of tickets booked for each event.
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