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Thrill Collins Pocket Dragon Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway The Centaur Cheltenham Racecourse New Barn Lane esham Rd esham Ev Pitch and Putt Pittville Pump Room Prince of Wales Stadium Leisure at Pittville Cheltenham Play Area aylors Lane ommy T T University of Gloucestershire Hardwick Campus PITTVILLE PARK vesham Rd E St Pauls Rd Welcome to TewkesburySUNDAY Rd 6 MAY SATURDAY 5 – Venue Guide Cheltenham Jazz Festival SUNDAY 6 MAY Swindon R Free Stage, Montpellier Gardens, 1–7pm GL50 1UW 12–6pm The Brewery d Quarter Cambray Yamaha Discovery Space, Gloucester Rd vesham Rd Montpellier Gardens, GL50 1UW Place StageE Join us at The Brewery Quarter for a day Cambray Place Stage, GL50 1JX of great music combined with outdoor Come and support the food and drink featuring an eclectic mix talented acts taking our stage Cheltenham Playhouse, of acts from Cheltenham and beyond! in Cambray Place on the GL53 7HG t St Margaret’s R weekend,North Place and perhaps get a glimpse of some stars of the The Brewery Quarter, GL50 4FA t future. Portland St Lower High S Henrietta S d Boston Tea Party, GL50 3JS t The Brewery New S t Quarter t Bottle of Sauce, GL50 1HE ay Knapp Rd Winchcombe S Ambrose S High S t t Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Clarence S t Fairview Rd Parabola Arts Centre, GL50 3AA e North S t St Georges Rd Pittville S For six jazz-filled days from 2 May, up and coming local acts and Honeybourne W The Wilson t Harry Cook Free House, GL50 1SD national artists come together on our free stages across town for All Saints Rd Malvern Road e some musical inspiration between Festival gigs. Listen to pop-up Clarence S Hotel du Vin, GL50 3AH High S INSIDE street performances during the day, discover new jazz favourites in St. James Squar t John Gordons, GL50 1SU the evening or dance into the night! The Hare & EVENTS The Minotaur Hewlett Rd ATH We’ve worked with Cheltenham BusinessTP Improvement District Bus and Regent Malmaison, GL50 3AS FREE O St. George’s Plac O Coach Station ell Arcade (BID) to make sure that the town’sE /Fbusinesses, from shopping Gloucester Rd L YC No. 131, GL50 1NW centres to bars, are part of the Cfun! E St Georges Rd Royal W IN Overton Rd E L N UR t Studio 340, 340 High St, GL50 3JF O B CambrayPlace EY N High S O The Strand, GL50 3NX H The Promenade Regent S arabola Neptune’s Rodney Rd P Rd Fountain t The Loft, The Tavern, GL50 3DN #cheltjazzfest cheltenhamfestivals.com Wild Beer, GL50 1JX 850270 01242 Office Box Town Hall Imperial Squar 2018 May 2–7 Malvern Rd Montpellier Courtyard, GL50 1SR The Promenade Bath Rd Cheltenham e Train Station Christchurch Rd IMPERIAL Queens Rd t GARDENS alk Pop Up Performances Throughout the Festival, watch out Gloucester Rd THURSDAY 5 – Montpellier S for surprise pop-up performances Montpellier W SATURDAY 7 MAY featuring fantastic jazz artists from Cheltenham Jazz Festival the ...around town line up in various locations across the town centre and 2–7 May 2018 Montpellier Rotunda MONTPELLIER Free Stage on the Festival site. For full details visit GARDENS Bath Rd The Free Stage is at the heart of cheltenhamfestivals.com/ Alongside all the free music across Cheltenham and in the Queens Rd Montpellier T the Festival, and the best place around-town Hales Rd Festival Village in Montpellier Gardens, don’t miss the amazing to relax between events with free Lansdown Rd line-up of headline acts, cutting-edge jazz and unique Lansdown Rd music throughout the weekend. errace collaborations that can be found at Cheltenham Jazz Festival. Maple Rock Design PoCkEt Friday 4 May, Sonic Vending Machines Suolk Rd 8.30–9.15pm Saturday 5 & Sunday 6 May, DrAgOn Recomposed Box Office / Festival Bar 12pm–8pm Hatherley Rd Find our retro vending machines, from musical Colony Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Thursday 3 May instrument maker Sam Underwood, in the Box Office Parabola Arts Centre Suolk Rd Montpellier Woods 10.30pm–1am and Festival Bar… Warning: Includes fun! Old Bath Rd Suolk Parade Montpellier Villas Following Lucia Cadotsch & ENEMY’s Jazz Festival gig, Children must be supervised with these items. A free, aurally entrancing work of light and Supported by hear their music reworked and artfully mixed into new sound - be enveloped in a sea of sound and t pieces of music. Electronic musicians Iain Chambers vibrations! PP Arnold Nigel Kennedy Seun Kuti Ben Cipolla and Dan Nicholls ‘recompose’ the live sets in a process Yamaha DiscoveryThirlestaine Space: Rd PP Arnold Nigel Kennedy Seun Kuti described by The Guardian as ‘an exhilarating ride’. ‘Hands-On’ Sessions orwood S N Saturday 5 May, Saturday 3.45pm 11.30am–10.30pm Sunday 10am – 12.30pm & 6.45pm onwards Great Monday 3.45pm onwards Jazz at the Movies Ever dreamt of playing a musical instrument? Maybe you Cheltenham Playhouse already do! Whether you’re discovering or rediscovering, £5 - £7 per film, purchase tickets on the door come and visit us in the Yamaha Discovery Space to ThRiLl Bath Rd or at cheltplayhouse.org.uk inspire your inner musician. CoLlInS Sink into the seats of this stunning venue for a range of films with a jazz theme: Stormy Weather, Lift to the EricEric Gales Gales GillesGilles Peterson Peterson CourtneyVan Morrison Pine Sunday 6 May Scaffold, Let’s Get Lost and The Talented Mr Ripley. 10.30pm–1am Featuring Randy Crawford Kamasi Washington Supported by ...around town supporters: Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 Beth Hart Donny McCaslin Cut Throat Francis Kansas Smitty’s House Band & Clare Teal Nigel Kennedy Christian McBride Big Band Tower of Power Gilles Peterson Jazzmeia Horn Caro Emerald Corinne Bailey Rae Leckhampton Rd Jordan Rakei Van Morrison Jay Rayner Courtney Pine feat. Omar Dinosaur Bill Frisell & Thomas Morgan and many more @thetaverncheltenham Shurdington Rd Book now at cheltenhamfestivals.com/jazz FREE SATURDAY 5 MAY 2–2.45pm 5–5.45pm SUNDAY 6 MAY 2.15–3pm 5–5.45pm MONDAY 7 MAY 3–4pm Cheltenham Jazz Festival Jack Cooper and Donkey Zoo Soular Funk TREE // HAUS Annika Skoogh 5.30–6.30pm 10.30–1pm 10.30am–12.15pm Lydian 10.30am–1pm the Offshore Cambray Place Stage The Brewery Quarter Cambray Place Stage Jazz It Up: Schools Jazz It Up: Free Stage Collective Cambray Place Stage Jazz It Up: Donkey Zoo are an exciting new Free Stage Soular perform the very best funk, Exciting new local trio bringing a Gloucestershire Annika Skoogh brings a special music ensemble, fusing jazz, funk, soul and disco classics from the 1970’s mix of neo soul, funk and jazz, citing blend of Scandinavian charm and Free Stage Schools Local up-and-coming musician hip-hop, R&B and dance into a Don’t miss this Free Stage highlight, to present day. influences including Snarky Puppy, Live latin flavour to her performances Jack Cooper brings his full band to Lydian Collective present a …around town Free Stage thrilling mix, bound to get you up featuring the best of Gloucestershire soularfunk.co.uk Vulfpeck, Tom Misch and Jordan Rakei. and is making a name for herself Cambray Place to deliver a varied set Free Stage unique combination of accessible dancing and grooving. school and county jazz bands. as a vibrant and soulful singer from intimate moments to upbeat melodies, accomplished Don’t miss this Free Stage highlight, cheltenhamfestivals.com/jazzitup A dazzling showcase from youth and with a playful stage presence. exciting crescendos. /donkeyzoo 2.45–3.45pm 5.15–6.15pm musicianship, hypnotic rhythms featuring the best of Gloucestershire adult jazz ensembles from across annikaskoogh.co.uk school and county jazz bands. /JackCooperuk ReedBass and an uplifting vibe. THURSDAY 3 MAY FRIDAY 4 MAY 8–9.30pm Jam Experiment the county. cheltenhamfestivals.com/jazzitup 5.15–6.15pm 12pm, 4pm, 7.30pm & /lydiancollective 10pm Free Stage Free Stage 12pm & 7pm 12pm, 5pm & 7pm Funked Up and Exit Velocity Feelin’ Good DJ Sessions Empirical Pop Up A mesmerising mix of instrumental and Jam Experiment take a refreshing Empirical Pop Up Empirical Pop Up 12pm, 4pm & 7.30pm 2.45–3.45pm vocal numbers with a fusion of jazz, approach that embraces pop, jazz- Jazz Lounge Jazz Lounge Free Stage Tom Ibarra Free Stage Jazz Lounge blues and gospel with a strong Jamaican funk and R&B with as much passion Empirical Pop Up flavour, from a band that reflects the and seriousness as more traditional Festival regulars, Funked Up and Montpellier Courtyard Montpellier Courtyard Montpellier Courtyard Free Stage Eastside Jazz Club hosts weekly musical heritage of Birmingham. influences. Fresh, energetic and Feelin’ Good return with DJ Andrew Jazz Lounge showcases of students from Royal honest. Gillespie, mixing funk, soul, latin and This 18-year old French guitar See ad on the left for details. /reedbassmusic See ad below for details. See ad below for details. Montpellier Courtyard Birmingham Conservatoire. They jamexperiment.com jazz. Dancing not optional! prodigy and winner of the LetterOne head to the Festival for some high See ad on the left for details. Rising Stars Jazz Awards Tom Ibarra level improvising, new compositions 3pm 5.30–6.30pm 12.45–1.45pm 12–12.45pm 6pm 8.30pm has guested with Marcus Miller. and original takes on jazz standards. LEAH Mrs Peel Jazz Natasha Seale tomibarra.com George Montague CZAFARI. Albino Frogs No 131 Free Stage Free Stage 6pm Cambray Place Stage Wild Beer 12.30–1.30pm 4.15–5.15pm The Strand LEAH mixes soul, R&B and jazz to Lively and vibrant arrangements of George Montague Ingenious singer-songwriter 6.45–7.45pm Known originally as a leading lady in create contemporary vibes, journeying CZAFARI.
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