Phoenix Foundry Jazz Club : Berge/Whitlam/Jones Trio

THE STROUD BREWERY LIMITED

£15

Dear music lovers, Phoenix Foundry Jazz Club, Stroud Brewery, Thursday 19th September 2024, 8pm (doors at 7pm) Our next incredible artists are the Berge/Whitlam/Jones Trio! A powerhouse trio of three of the most swinging jazz musicians in the Southwest come together to honour the spirit of legendary piano trios, from Oscar Peterson and Bill Evans to E.S.T. Between them, these fine chaps have played with UK jazz royalty, including, Andy Sheppard, Iain Ballamy, Clare Martin, Clare Teal, Jason Rebello, Dave Newton and Simon Spillett. This is goint to be brilliant!! Tickets £15 through the link or

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