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Brilliant Corners 2023 - A Festival of Jazz in Belfast

The Black Box | 18-22 Hill St, Belfast BT1 2LA
Date
02 - 11 Mar 2023 10 days
Event has ended
20:00 - 23:00
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Brilliant Corners 2023 - A Festival of Jazz in Belfast

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Time 20:00 - 23:00
Category Concert
Ticket Price £4 - 45

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About this event

Brilliant Corners is back for nine days of amazing music and rooms packed with friendly faces.

We’ve 13 incredible concerts booked, featuring some of our favourite musicians working today. Taking place 2nd to 11th March, we can’t wait to welcome you back (or welcome you for the first time) to Belfast’s special little jazz festival.

As always, a limited number of our ridiculously discounted Full-Festival tickets are available, or you can pay per gig.

See you there for Brilliant Corners number 11.

- Thu 2 Mar – Handmade Music #2 Lara Jones / Alan Niblock – Accidental Theatre, 8pm

- Fri 3 Mar – Run Logan Run – Black Box, 8pm

- Sat 4 Mar – Ulster Youth Jazz Orchestra – Black Box, 1.30pm

- Sat 4 Mar – Sarathy Korwar – Black Box, 8pm

- Sun 5 Mar – Ant Law & Alex Hitchcock Quartet ft Jasper Høiby + Sun-Mi Hong – The Black Box, 2pm

- Sun 5 Mar – Johanna Summer (solo) – Black Box, 7.30pm

- Tue 7 Mar – Camille Bertault & David Helbock – Black Box, 7.30pm

- Wed 8 Mar – Lina Allemano Four – Black Box, 7:30pm

- Thu 9 Mar – Fergus McCreadie Trio – Black Box, 7:30pm

- Fri 10 Mar – Alexander Hawkins Trio – Black Box, 8pm

- Sat 11 Mar – Roamer – Black Box, 2pm

- Sat 11 Mar – Binker Golding – The Black Box, 8pm

- Jas & Chums 8pm

Thursday 10th - The Long Game (Liam Noble, Tom Herbert & Will Glaser) 8pm

Friday 11th - ADJUNCT Ensemble 8pm

Saturday 12th – SlapBang 2:30pm

Saturday 12th - Ishmael Ensemble (Support Robocobra Quartet + Afterparty with KWA Daniels and Kaidi Tatham) 8pm

Location

18-22 Hill St, Belfast BT1 2LA

Venue details

The Black Box

The Black Box

18-22 Hill St, Belfast BT1 2LA

The Black Box is housed in a Grade II listed building on Hill Street in the Historical Cathedral Quarter of Belfast, originally constructed c. 1850 and converted into its current usage as an arts venue in 2006.