A gig on Sunday 11th May. The event starts at 20:00.
Frank Harrison Trio
£12/£10 (OAP's/students) Jazz
Sunday 11 May
Frank Harrison (Piano), Davide Petrocca (Bass), Stephen Keogh (Drums)
Frank Harrison took up the piano at 11, and began playing gigs when he was 15. After taking up a scholarship at Berklee School of Music, Boston, he returned to the UK and joined Gilad Atzmon's band. In 2000 they started the Orient House Ensemble, with whom Frank has recorded seven albums.
Frank has also performed with Peter King, Julian Arguelles, Julian Siegel, Don Weller, Alan Barnes, John Etheridge, Louis Stewart and Iain Ballamy. His debut album, First Light, was launched to critical acclaim and they have since toured regularly in Europe and the Far East, as well as collaborating with special guests such as Louis Stewart and Tina May.
Frank's new trio features Davide Petrocca on bass and Stephen Keogh on drums.
Frank Harrison is one of the most talented young musicians I have heard. ~ Ronnie Scott
His talent shines among his peers. ~ Julian Joseph
http://www.frankharrison.net/
Entry requirements:
£12/£10 (OAP's/students) Jazz
Sunday 11 May
Frank Harrison (Piano), Davide Petrocca (Bass), Stephen Keogh (Drums)
Frank Harrison took up the piano at 11, and began playing gigs when he was 15. After taking up a scholarship at Berklee School of Music, Boston, he returned to the UK and joined Gilad Atzmon's band. In 2000 they started the Orient House Ensemble, with whom Frank has recorded seven albums.
Frank has also performed with Peter King, Julian Arguelles, Julian Siegel, Don Weller, Alan Barnes, John Etheridge, Louis Stewart and Iain Ballamy. His debut album, First Light, was launched to critical acclaim and they have since toured regularly in Europe and the Far East, as well as collaborating with special guests such as Louis Stewart and Tina May.
Frank's new trio features Davide Petrocca on bass and Stephen Keogh on drums.
Frank Harrison is one of the most talented young musicians I have heard. ~ Ronnie Scott
His talent shines among his peers. ~ Julian Joseph
http://www.frankharrison.net/
Entry requirements: