Isle of Wight Jazz Weekend returns

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   Isle of Wight Jazz Weekend returns with a five-day feast of music
The Isle of Wight Jazz Weekend is set to make its much-anticipated return from 18th to 22nd September. As a staple in the Island’s cultural calendar, the festival attracts jazz enthusiasts from across the UK and beyond.
This year, music lovers can look forward to 30 jazz gigs spread over five days. Performances will take place at ten different venues in Newport, creating an intimate and vibrant atmosphere.
Showcasing local and national talent
One of the hallmarks of the Isle of Wight Jazz Weekend is its commitment to promoting both local and national talent.
Festival-goers will have the chance to see the best jazz musicians from the Island perform alongside award-winning artists from the UK jazz scene.
Notable names gracing the festival this year include Claire Martin MBE, Jim Mullen, Alan Barnes, David Newton, Tony Kofi and Georgina Jackson. These performers bring a wealth of experience and a deep love for jazz, which is sure to resonate with audiences.
A friendly and accessible festival experience
What sets the Isle of Wight Jazz Weekend apart is its friendly and accessible nature. The event prides itself on creating an inclusive environment where both seasoned jazz aficionados and newcomers can enjoy the music.
The festival’s small scale allows for a more personal experience. Attendees can get up close and personal with the performers, enhancing the unique atmosphere that the festival is known for.
An event not to be missed
As the Isle of Wight Jazz Weekend approaches, excitement is building among jazz fans and Island residents alike. With a line-up featuring a mix of local and international talent, the festival promises memorable performances and a celebration of the diverse world of jazz music.
Whether you are a long-time jazz lover or simply looking for a new cultural experience, the Isle of Wight Jazz Weekend is not to be missed. The festival continues to grow in reputation and size, but its core values of accessibility, community, and top-quality music remain unchanged.
For the full lineup and to purchase tickets, visit the Isle of Wight Jazz Weekend website.
from https://onthewight.com

Edited by snobb - 16 Sep 2024 at 6:18am

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	Isle of Wight Jazz Weekend returns with a five-day feast of music The Isle of Wight Jazz Weekend is set to make its much-anticipated return from 18th to 22nd September. As a staple in the Island’s cultural calendar, the festival attracts jazz enthusiasts from across the UK and beyond. This year, music lovers can look forward to 30 jazz gigs spread over five days. Performances will take place at ten different venues in Newport, creating an intimate and vibrant atmosphere. Showcasing local and national talent One of the hallmarks of the Isle of Wight Jazz Weekend is its commitment to promoting both local and national talent. Festival-goers will have the chance to see the best jazz musicians from the Island perform alongside award-winning artists from the UK jazz scene. Notable names gracing the festival this year include Claire Martin MBE, Jim Mullen, Alan Barnes, David Newton, Tony Kofi and Georgina Jackson. These performers bring a wealth of experience and a deep love for jazz, which is sure to resonate with audiences. A friendly and accessible festival experience What sets the Isle of Wight Jazz Weekend apart is its friendly and accessible nature. The event prides itself on creating an inclusive environment where both seasoned jazz aficionados and newcomers can enjoy the music. The festival’s small scale allows for a more personal experience. Attendees can get up close and personal with the performers, enhancing the unique atmosphere that the festival is known for. An event not to be missed As the Isle of Wight Jazz Weekend approaches, excitement is building among jazz fans and Island residents alike. With a line-up featuring a mix of local and international talent, the festival promises memorable performances and a celebration of the diverse world of jazz music. Whether you are a long-time jazz lover or simply looking for a new cultural experience, the Isle of Wight Jazz Weekend is not to be missed. The festival continues to grow in reputation and size, but its core values of accessibility, community, and top-quality music remain unchanged. For the full lineup and to purchase tickets, visit the Isle of Wight Jazz Weekend website. from https://onthewight.com Edited by snobb - 16 Sep 2024 at 6:18am