Tom Rogerson & Pete Judge

Two magnificently contrasting sets centering on The Cube's resident grand piano.

Tom Rogerson uses piano, synths and voice, combining ambient, classical, jazz and drone music, in an ecstatic improvisatory performance. Each gig is different. Expect transcendence, beauty, space and some noise. // Support comes from Pete Judge, whose quiet, lyrical, pastoral miniatures have been described by music writer Richard Williams as "the perfect music for the times we're living through”.

Tom Rogerson is a pianist, keyboardist and composer based in Suffolk. His forthcoming album Peals for piano and voice, released on 130701 Records, is an act of memorial influenced by the resonance of bells, and the patterns of bell-ringing, and will be released in November 2026. It's Tom's first solo release since Retreat to Bliss was released in 2022 on Western Vinyl. Previously, Tom's first release was his collaboration with Brian Eno on the album Finding Shore which was released on Dead Oceans in 2017. Before that, Tom was the keyboardist in and founder of math-rock pioneers Three Trapped Tigers, from 2007 until their final tour in 2024.Since then he has also toured in a duo with tabla legend Talvin Singh and in 2022, he made his Proms debut performing alongside the BBC Singers. With TTT and solo, Tom has performed all over the world, at festivals including Glastonbury, Reading, Leeds, Edinburgh, Brighton and Aldeburgh; and venues such as the Roundhouse, and the Paris Philharmonie. His pieces have been performed at the Barbican and the Royal Albert Hall.
https://www.tomrogerson.com/

Pete Judge is best-known as trumpeter with BBC Jazz Award winners Get The Blessing, acoustic folk trio Three Cane Whale, JOW, Eyebrow, Uphill Game, and many others. Over the last few years, he has also released three albums of original solo piano pieces, recorded at St George’s Bristol, featured on BBC Radio 3 and 6Music. A fourth album was recorded in August this year, and will be released in 2027. "Pete Judge is a Bristol music phenomenon" (BBC Radio 3).
www.petejudgemusic.com