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FRIDAY NIGHT PRESENTED BY FELIX PEIKLI & FRIENDS

LIVE IN GUSTAV AT AMERIKALINJEN

FRIDAY OCTOBER 9, 16, 23, 30 & NOVEMBER 6, 13 SHOW #1 19:00- 21:00 SHOW #2 21:30 - 23:30

Explore ticket options at amerikalinjen.com

Jernbanetorget 2 Oslo Friday October 9

Lise Mæland & The Nightingales The Music of &

In 1955 Ella Fitzgerald opened her initial engagement at the famous Mocambo nightclub in Hollywood, after Marilyn Monroe lobbied the owner for the booking. The booking was instrumental in Fitzgerald's career. It has been widely reported that Fitzgerald was the first black performer to play the Mocambo, following Monroe's intervention and this story is widely known as one of the music industry’s monumental leaps forward. Lise Mæland & The Nightingales will return to Club Gustav for the season premiere and perform the inspiring repertoire from these legends in jazz. Friday October 16

Felix Peikli & Friends feat. Knut Kippersund Remembering – 90th Anniversary

The blind American singer and pianist, Ray Charles, pioneered the soul music genre during the by combining blues, jazz, rhythm and blues, and gospel styles. Through his major body of work, Charles’ is perhaps most recognized by his 1960 hit “Georgia on my Mind” that was the first of his three no. 1 hits on the Billboard Hot 100.Knut Kippersund, known from NRKs “Melodi Grand Prix” and “Beat 4 Beat”, will join Felix Peikli and friends as they return to pay homage to this legend in jazz. Friday October 23

Simple Jonny’s Easy The Swingin’

Simple Jonny’s Easy Jazz Band is perhaps Norway’s most joyful jazz ensemble - they present jazz classics with an upbeat and inspiring energy, with authentic and swingin’ atmosphere from the vibrant 1930’s. Their repertoire is drawn from the music of the Mills Brothers, & the Hot Fives, and many more. In addition to the usual line-up, they will feature the banjo instrument to their configuration for this one-off Club Gustav special! Join us in welcoming Simple Jonny as they return to Club Gustav for a musical throwback to the Swingin’ 30s! Friday October 30

Swing’it! Prohibition Party 1923 – Halloween Special!

Swing’it is the story of a group of dappers diggin’ the 20s era. Founded by the Norwegian band leader Martin Jarl whilst studying jazz music in London, this band has developed into one of the most successful jazz bands in Norway and Europe. They take the audience on a journey 100 years back in time to the 1920s New Orleans, telling stories about the roaring 20s and the foundation of jazz; about glamour, glitter and the Great Gatsby; about bootleggers, speakeasies and illegal parties during the Prohibition and flappers and dappers partying their nights away in the opulence and decadence of the Golden Era! Friday November 6

Felix Peikli & Friends feat. Sisi Sumbundu Celebrating Women in Jazz

Women have contributed throughout the many eras of jazz history, both as performers and as composers, songwriters and bandleaders. Already in the 1920’s “Ina Hutton & Her Melodears”, an all female orchestra, blazed trails through the American music industry at the same rate as their male counterparts like the Orchestra, Orchestra and many more. , Sarah Vaughan, , the list is long of women who laid down a lifelong contribution and dedication to the art form of jazz. Join us in welcoming vocalist extraordinaire Sisi Sumbundu, known from NRK “Stjernekamp”, as she joins Felix Peikli & Friends in paying homage to the female heroes in jazz. Friday November 13

Felix Peikli’s Showtime! Band ft. Marlen Tjøsvoll The Music of Benny Goodman, ,

Felix Peikli has toured the world with his critically acclaimed ensemble "It's Showtime! Band" with two to their name. This unique group, featuring Christian Lundqvist (KORK) at the vibraphone is paying homage to their shared idols and giants in Jazz: Benny Goodman and Lionel Hampton who left a forever lasting legacy pioneering through the 1930s . For this season finale they will be joined by guest vocalist Marlen Tjøsvoll, known from NRK “Det Store Korslaget” and “Idol”, who’ll perform the works of Benny Goodman, Lionel Hampton, and Peggy Lee.