Phoenix Foundry Jazz Club : The Hopkins Hammond Trio - 23 May 2025

THE STROUD BREWERY LIMITED

£15

Dear music lovers, Thank you so much to all of you who came to hear Chube back in January, it was a really amazing gig! Do come to the next one ... Phoenix Foundry Jazz Club, Stroud Brewery, Friday 23rd May 2025, 8pm (doors at 7pm) So we have decided to try out a Friday night for the next one, the bar will be open with it's selection of delicious, award winning beers and of course, a whole range of other beverages including alcohol free! And food will be served! Our next incredible artists, back by popular demand, are The Hopkins Hammond Trio! The classic jazz formation known as the 'Organ Tri

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