Welcome to Buxton Jazz. We present a high standard in all styles of live, jazz-influenced music, including Bebop, Cool, Gypsy, Latin, Mainstream, New Orleans, Funk, Blues and more. Our events are usually on the third Wednesday of the month, from March until November. We’re on the first floor of The Old Club House – upstairs from the main entrance on Water Street, just across from Buxton Opera House. There’s also another entrance on St John’s Road that benefits from easier access with only a couple of steps straight into the venue. Help can be provided with access for those who might benefit from it.
Don’t miss this! – The Spats Langham Trio – 21st October
The talented trio of Thomas ‘Spats’ Langham, with guitarist/clarinetist Danny Blythe and Malcolm Sked on double bass, have a broad repertoire of jazz and blues to call upon. Inspirations include some of the great jazz and blues guitarists of the 20s and 30s. Skilled multi-instrumentalists, this trio deliver a highly entertaining and informative evening of great music. This welcome return follows their sold out concert for us at High Peak Bookstore and Café last December. Jo Grace & Friends starts at 7.30pm, with the Spats Langham Trio beginning at 8.15pm(ish). Tickets available online, also some door tickets should be available. I say ‘should’ because we’re just over two weeks before the event as I’m writing this and tickets have been selling fast.
Support for this evening is provided by Jo Grace and Friends. Jo Grace is the vocalist, the friends are Andy Lawrence on sax, John Maltby on drums and Lloyd Rhodes on keyboard. The band is newly formed out of Buxton Jazz Open Mic evenings, which are held on the first Wednesday of the month, downstairs at The Old Club House.
Jo Grace & Friends starts at 7.30pm, with the Spats Langham Trio beginning at 8.15pm(ish). Tickets available online, also some door tickets should be available. I say ‘should’ because we’re just over two weeks before the event as I’m writing this and tickets have been selling fast.
Tickets are inclusive of fees and are available to buy online from TicketTailor. They tend to sell-out in advance, however we try to keep some tickets available to purchase on the door. Click the button below for information and to buy tickets for any event.
John Coltrane was a seminal figure in jazz, renowned for his innovative saxophone techniques and profound improvisational skills. His ‘sheets of sound’ approach, characterised by rapid scales and arpeggios, set new technical standards in jazz. Coltrane was pivotal in the development of modal jazz, as evidenced in his collaborations with Miles Davis on Kind of Blue and his own masterpiece, Giant Steps. Coltrane’s relentless pursuit of musical and personal growth inspired countless musicians across genres, solidifying his legacy as a transformative artist. His work transcended music, symbolizing artistic innovation and spiritual exploration, and continues to be a cornerstone in discussions about the role of art in societal and personal transformation. Join us as Peggy’s House Band pays tribute to the legendary John Coltrane. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Coltrane’s groundbreaking works, including selections from Blue Train, Coltrane’s Sound, Giant Steps, and Ballads. This concert promises to capture the essence of Coltrane’s innovative spirit and profound musicality. A unique opportunity to experience the timeless music of one of jazz’s greatest icons, performed by a band dedicated to preserving and celebrating his extraordinary legacy.
