Five talented local musicians attracted a bumper audience when The Vintage Rhythm Collective appeared at the Cathedral Hotel for Lichfield Jazz’s monthly concert.
Cabaret star Paulus and pianist Michael Roulston showed that it takes two men to do the job of one woman when they performed the songs and some of the comedy of Victoria Wood.
The talented John Martyn Project did sterling service to the late Scottish singer songwriter’s oeuvre of work when they appeared at The Hub at St Mary’s.
The Washboard Resonators provided a show of scraping, string breaking, fingerpicking virtuosity when they entertained the crowd at The Hub at St Mary’s.
Talented tenor saxophonist Callum Roxborough led a stripped-down quartet through an exciting set of jazz standards and an original number when he open Lichfield Jazz’s autumn season.
Lichfield Arts closed their 30th Blues and Jazz Festival in great style with a roof-raising performance from local favourites the Walsall Jazz Orchestra.
With dapper suits and easy on stage manner, The Apex Jazz and Swing Band kept their appreciative audience entertained when they played at Lichfield’s 30th Blues and Jazz Festival.
