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Steve Davis Trio Plays Pat Metheny

Scott's Jazz Club | 1 Sandown Road, Ballyhackamore, BT5 6GT, Belfast
Date
Friday, 11 November 2022
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21:00 - 23:00
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Steve Davis Trio Plays Pat Metheny

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Time 21:00 - 23:00
Category Gig
Ticket Price £15

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Drummer/Composer, Stephen Davis presents a new trio, playing some of guitarist Pat Metheny’s music. The music will be arranged and performed as a kind of reimagining of Metheny’s music. Davis is joined by bassist Rohan Armstrong and guitarist Stephen Mcclenahan. This should be an exciting night of trio interplay with an emphasis on improvisation and musical exploration.

Belfast-based drummer Stephen Davis mainly plays jazz and improvised music. He is the drummer in Anthony Braxton group 'The New Standard’, and active in the UK and European improvised/creative music scenes. As well as Braxton he has worked with Mark Ribot, Evan Parker, Ralph Alessi, Kris Davis, Alexander Hawkins, John Taylor, Rufus Reid, Paul Dunmall, Django Bates, Van Morrison, Matthew and many others. He is a composer and has his own projects published on Babel Label London as well as Intakt records Switzerland. Steve is an assistant lecturer at Queen’s University Belfast.

For the best part of a decade, Davis has been one third of heavyweight UK free-jazz trio, Bourne Davis Kane, alongside pianist Matthew Bourne and double-bassist Dave Kane, releasing several highly regarded CDs including collaborations with veteran British saxophonist Paul Dunmall. He also leads the quartet, Human, featuring Alexander Hawkins, Alex Bonney and Dylan Bates, which released a debut album, Being Human, on Babel in 2013.

Doors 8:30/Music 9pm

Location

1 Sandown Road, Ballyhackamore, BT5 6GT, Belfast

Venue details

Scott's Jazz Club

Scott's Jazz Club

1 Sandown Road, Ballyhackamore, BT5 6GT, Belfast

Scott's Jazz Club is a Thursday night Jazz concert/ livestream event at Ballyhackamore club on No. 1 Sandown Road, East Belfast. The concert price is £15 and includes Bangladeshi finger food . The drink prices are really low as well!