The Red Brick Building

Friday Night Jazz: Yetii
2023-03-31 19:30 - 2023-04-01 00:00 (Europe/London) | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
The Red Hot Jazz Club presents
Yetii
Featuring Jake McMurchie

*N.B. Advance ticket sales will stop on Thursday evening. A limited number of entry-only tickets will be available to purchase on the door on Friday evening.*

The Red Hot Jazz Club is very happy to welcome Bristol based piano trio Yetii, bringing their original compositions and versions of popular songs from The Beatles, Joni Mitchell and Nick Drake, alongside reworked jazz classics.
Yetii creates a sound world of complex yet consonant harmony supporting simple, singable melodies. Solos morph into intense group improvisations that focus on interlocking, minimalist fragments: a shared single voice that ebbs and flows between and within the band’s original compositions.
The band has been playing together for 5 years, with a monthly residency at The Greenbank in Bristol to a regularly sold out crowd. The band released their debut album ‘Live at The Greenbank’ in November 2022 to critical acclaim.

“A trio of fluent and wildly inventive improvisers” – London Jazz News
“Sensitive, nuanced and not afraid of understatement- always performed with personality, wit and humour… A great outfit to watch!” – Alex Merritt
“Long has developed into the kind of musician who makes bass solos interesting” – The Jazzmann
“Expect improvised goodness” – Bristol247

Plus, there’s the option to enjoy a delicious dinner from The Old Tannery while you watch the show.

Featuring:
Alex Veitch – Piano
Ashley John Long – Bass
Alex Goodyear – Drums
Plus, guest Jake McMurchie – Sax

ALEX VEITCH is a Bristol based pianist, composer, arranger, and teacher. He performs regularly at venues including Ronnie Scott’s, The Vortex, and Cafe Oto, including a current bimonthly residency upstairs at Ronnie Scott’s. He has studied with teachers at both the Royal Academy of Music and Guildhall School and writes the music for Yetii alongside his electric trio AVTRIO. Alex also plays prolifically as a sideman including with MADLY, Samantha Lindo, Family Business, and Bristol Street Music, and counts Bill Evans, Keith Jarrett and Brad Mehldau among his main influences.
ASHLEY JOHN LONG is an award-winning virtuoso double bassist and composer. He has performed and recorded internationally with some of the UK’s leading Jazz musicians, including John Law, Keith Tippett, Hans Koller and Nigel Price, whilst his work as a soloist has seen the premiers of numerous new works for solo bass. He also works as an educator and is a lecturer at Cardiff University and Coleg Gwent.
ALEX GOODYEAR is a Cardiff based Drummer, Bandleader and Composer. Since graduating from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in 2019, he has become a regular of the South West Jazz scene, working with artists including Sam Crockatt, Alan Barnes, Steve Fishwick, Denny Ilett, and Rebecca Nash. Alongside working with Yetii, Alex’s current projects include John Law’s “Re-Creations” Quartet, and the “Energizer” Trio, co-led by Alex Merritt on sax and Ashley John Long on bass.
JAKE MCMURCHIE currently plays with Get The Blessing and The Jazz Defenders alongside other projects and he’s played with Bobby Shew, Pee Wee Ellis, Fred Wesley, Portishead, Massive Attack, Super Furry Animals, Nadine Khouri, The Goon Sax, The Invisible Pair of Hands, the National Youth Jazz Orchestra and with the great Portuguese singer Fernando Tordo at the National Theatre in Lisbon.

Friday 31st March
Doors: 7.30pm
Start: 8pm

Tickets
Entry: £10 advance (£12 on the door)
Leek & Cheddar Pie with Greens*: £9.50 (advance booking only)
Chicken, Pancetta & Leek Pie with Greens*: £9.50 (advance booking only)
*For special dietary requirements, please contact The Old Tannery restaurant on theoldtanneryglastonbury@outlook.com or 01458 440558.
Please note food options are subject to change.

For more information about this event, please contact theredhotjazzclub@gmail.com

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

The Barefoot Bandit
2023-04-01 20:00 - 2023-04-02 01:00
Midnight Mango and the Red Brick Building present
The Barefoot Bandit
Plus support

A heavyweight mix of reggae, punk rock, dub and world music

*N.B. Advance ticket sales will stop at 4pm on Saturday. Further tickets will be available to purchase on the door on Saturday night.*

The Barefoot Bandit are a heavy-weight ensemble based in the South-West, UK. The band mixes various musical styles, incorporating elements of reggae, punk rock, dub and world music.
Building a strong and loyal fan base, TBB have spread their sounds far and wide. Packed out shows at prestigious venues such as the Electric Ballroom in Camden have seen The Barefoot Bandit become a must watch act on the UK touring and festival circuit.
Festival highlights include appearances at Glastonbury Festival, Boardmasters, Boomtown Fair, and more including headline slots and main stage displays at some of the UK’s favourite music festivals.
Having reached #4 in the iTunes reggae charts, TBB have self released 2 EPs. Both records have received national airplay from the likes of legendary DJ David Rodigan on BBC Radio 1 Extra and numerous plays on BBC Introducing.
The Bandit has had the pleasure of supporting renowned artists such as Lee “Scratch” Perry, Katchafire, The Cat Empire, Easy Star All-Stars, Dubioza Kolectiv, Gentleman’s Dub Club, Horace Panter & Lynval Golding (The Specials) and have been regular openers for electronica dub favourites, Dreadzone.
The group are gearing up to release their debut album later this year, which was recorded at the illustrious Karma Sound Studios in Thailand.

Saturday 1st April
8pm – late

Tickets
£8 advance (plus booking fee)
£10 on the door

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

Sufi Soundstreams - April
2023-04-09 16:00 - 17:00
Sufi Soundstreams
Sufi meditation, chanting and music gatherings

At the Peace Flame, in the Event Space

The sessions will be lead by Mikail Rose who, as a follower of the Naqshbandi Sufi Order, has been leading Zikrs for over thirty years.

Experience the healing powers of the ‘Divine Names’, through the harmonising practice of ‘Remembrance’.
Polish the ‘Mirror of the Heart’. Open the Sacred Connection to the ‘Golden Chain of Transmission’.

Please wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothing, bring a bottle of water, and a yearning heart…

Sunday 9th April
4pm – 5pm

Donations gratefully received

For more info
Please call: 07403 444 152

The Undercover Hippy
2023-04-15 20:00 - 2023-04-16 01:00
Midnight Mango, Red Brick Building and The Old Tannery present

The Undercover Hippy
Plus Support from State of Satta

*N.B. Advance ticket sales will stop at 4pm on Saturday. Additional tickets will be available to purchase on the door from 8pm on Saturday.*

Intelligent, provocative lyrics with dangerously catchy hooks and a feel good groove!

The Undercover Hippy and his full band will be back in Glastonbury as part of their 2023 Spring Tour.

Drum and Bass MC turned singer-songwriter Billy Rowan, aka The Undercover Hippy, is definitely not your average singer-songwriter. Described by BBC 6 Music’s Tom Robinson as being “like the love-child of Steel Pulse, Kate Tempest and The Sleaford Mods”, his music brings together powerful messages, infectious reggae rhythms, and the lyrical delivery of a skilled MC. Think Natty meets Eminem…on a protest march…at the Edinburgh Fringe.

Renowned for the electric atmosphere of their live shows, Billy and his band have performed at some of the UK’s best festivals, including Glastonbury, Boomtown Fair, Shambala, Green Man, The Secret Garden Party, Ireland’s Electric Picnic, and many more.

One of Billy’s biggest strengths is the way he manages to pack his songs full of political and social commentary, whilst at the same time remaining playful and uplifting.

Support: State of Satta are a 7-piece Reggae band based in Leeds. Having formed in the ashes of 2020, the band have quickly established a name for themselves with their energetic stage show, rambunctious bass lines and beautifully crafted multi-lingual melodies. Inspired by the sounds of Jamaican and Cuban music, State of Satta are carrying on the lineage of bands like Gentleman’s Dub Club, UB40 and Fat Freddy’s Drop amongst many other dub influences.

Saturday 15th April
8pm – late

Tickets
£16.50 advance (plus booking fee)

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

The Snug
2023-04-20 11:00 - 15:00
The Snug

An uplifting place to support wellbeing, creativity and community

Craft, music and visuals in a held, safe space.
There will be trained listeners to chat to, and information about local services available.
All welcome. Please be respectful to all present. Closely supervised children are welcome.

Thursday 20th April
11am – 3pm
Entry is free. Donations gratefully received.

This event is run by Glastonbury Mental Health Network and funded by Open Mental Health.

Microcosm: Psytrance Night
2023-04-22 20:00 - 2023-04-23 01:00
Microcosm
Psytrance Night

The Microcosm team return to the Red Brick Building for the 2nd edition of this Psy Trance adventure
A new conscious Psy Trance night in Glastonbury

Featuring:
Eat Static
Shakti
SMI- FI

Saturday 22nd April
8pm – late

Tickets
£8.30 advance
£10 on the door
Advance tickets available at: www.eventbrite.co.uk

18’s and over only

The Scribes
2023-04-29 20:00 - 2023-04-30 01:00
The Red Brick Building & The Old Tannery Present
The Scribes
Plus Support

*N.B. Online ticket sales will stop at 4pm on Saturday. Additional tickets will be available to purchase on the door from 8pm on Saturday night.*

The Scribes are a multi-award-winning hip hop three-piece whose unique blend of beatboxing, off the cuff freestyling and genre-spanning music has created a live show quite unlike any other on the scene today, with appeal ranging far beyond traditional hip hop fare.
They have consistently proven to be an impressive and engaging live act with festival appearances at Glastonbury, Wilderness Festival, Shambala, Boomtown Fair, Bearded Theory, Leopalloza, Maui Waui Festival, St Pauls Carnival, Tunes In The Dunes, Shambala Festival, Godney Gathering and many more, and have toured extensively across the UK and onto Europe, including slots at prestigious venues such as Camden’s Jazz Cafe, Cargo, Urban In Ibza, Bristol’s O2 Academy, Peterborough Arena and Italy’s Metaponto Beach Festival.
The Scribes are also proud winners of both the Exposure Music Award’s “Best UK Urban Act” and the EatMusic Radio Award’s “Best Live Act”, and have provided original music for BBC and Channel 4 television, as well as having their latest album, which features Akil The MC (Jurassic 5) and Too Many Ts, being featured regularly on both national and local radio and media including BBC 1Xtra and BBC Radio 1 Introducing.

“The UK’s hottest hip hop” – 24-7 Magazine
“Winners: Best Live Act” – EatMusic Radio Awards
“Music bursting with invention, The Scribes are set for big things” – BBC Introducing
“Raw and exciting, honest and sensitive, a soulful brand of rap” – Metro UK

Saturday 29th April
8pm – late

Tickets
£10 advance (plus booking fee)
£12 on the door

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

ZigZag Open Day Fundraiser
2023-05-06 11:00 - 2023-05-07 01:00
ZigZag Open Day Fundraiser

Live Music ~ Stalls ~ Raffle ~ ‘Fabric of Life’ Clothes Exchange
Saturday 6th May

Fundraiser event to help support the ZigZag Building in Glastonbury.

Daytime Market from 11am:
Enjoy stalls, kids area, food, a raffle and the Fabric of Life clothing exchange.
To book a stall, please contact savethezigzagbuilding@pm.me (£20 per stall)

Live Music Evening at the Red Brick Building from 8pm – 1am:
An evening of live music and DJ’s, featuring:
Rohan ~ Bex McGinty ~ Wayne Sealey ~ Nico ~ Dizzy trigger ~ Dawn of Reality ~ plus more!
Tickets: £5/£10 on the door

For more information, follow the Save ZigZag Facebook Event page.

StrodeLive: 2023 Album Release
2023-05-12 19:00 - 22:00
StrodeLive: 2023 Album Release

In this special live performance, Strode College music students will be playing a range of original songs, including tracks from the StrodeLive 2023 album

Friday 12th May
7.30pm – 10pm
Doors: 7pm

Tickets
Advance: £5 (£4 for students*), available to purchase at: www.eventbrite.co.uk
On the door: £7 (£6 for students*)
*Students must have student ID

To the Tannery: DJ Night
2023-05-13 20:00 - 2023-05-14 01:00
To the Tannery

Multi-genre B2B set from DJs CHAS23 and CUB
Playing Garage, House, Techno, 4×4 and Drum & Bass

Saturday 13th May
8pm – 1am

Tickets
£7 advance, available to purchase at: www.eventbrite.co.uk
£10 on the door

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

The Snug
2023-05-25 11:00 - 15:00
The Snug

An uplifting place to support wellbeing, creativity and community

Craft, music and visuals in a held, safe space.
There will be trained listeners to chat to, and information about local services available.
All welcome. Please be respectful to all present. Closely supervised children are welcome.

Thursday 25th May
11am – 3pm
Entry is free. Donations gratefully received.

This event is run by Glastonbury Mental Health Network and funded by Open Mental Health.

Friday Night Jazz: The Duncan Anselm Quintet
2023-05-26 19:30 - 2023-05-27 00:00
The Red Hot Jazz Club presents
The Duncan Anselm Quintet

Playing the music of Charles Mingus

*N.B. Advance ticket sales will stop on Thursday evening. A limited number of entry-only tickets will be available to purchase on the door on Friday evening.*

The Red Hot Jazz Club are excited to welcome The Duncan Anslem Quintet to Glastonbury, playing all the best and well-known tunes by the legendary Charles Mingus.

Charles Mingus Jr. was an American jazz upright bassist, pianist, composer, bandleader, and author. A major proponent of collective improvisation, he is considered to be one of the greatest jazz musicians and composers in history.
With a career spanning three decades, he collaborated with other jazz musicians such as Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, and Herbie Hancock.
His compositions retain the hot and soulful feel of hard bop, drawing heavily from black gospel music and blues, while sometimes containing elements of free jazz and classical music. He once cited Duke Ellington and the church as his main influences.

Duncan Anselm on Alto-sax is a very familiar face in the West and has performed many times in various guises. Joining him tonight, we are thrilled to have Sam Crockatt, a well-known name on the Bristol and London Jazz Scene playing Tenor-sax. They will be supported by amazing local players Richard Jenkins on Piano, Luke Belcher on Bass and Jon Clark on drums.
Tonight we will be enjoying some excellent versions of the very best Mingus tunes, including the smooth ‘Goodbye Pork Pie Hat‘, the exultant ‘Better Git It in Your Soul‘ and the up-beat ‘The Jumpin’ Blues‘.
Plus, there’s the option to enjoy a delicious dinner from The Old Tannery while you watch the show.
Come down to the Jazz Club, pre-order some Jazz supper from The Old Tannery and join us for a sumptuous night of Mingus moves.

Featuring:
Duncan Anselm – Alto Sax
Sam Crockatt – Tenor Sax
Richard Jenkins – Piano
Luke Belcher – Bass
John Clark – Drums

Friday 26th May
Doors: 7.30pm
Start: 8pm

Tickets
Entry: £10 advance (£12 on the door)
Vegetable Curry with Rice*: £9.50 (advance booking only)
Chicken Curry with Rice*: £9.50 (advance booking only)
*For special dietary requirements, please contact The Old Tannery restaurant on theoldtanneryglastonbury@outlook.com or 01458 440558.
Please note food options are subject to change.

For more information about this event, please contact theredhotjazzclub@gmail.com

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

Saxophone Workshop and Tutorial with Gilad Atzmon
2023-05-27 17:00 - 19:00
Saxophone Workshop and Tutorial
With Gilad Atzmon

Gilad Atzmon is considered one of the greatest saxophone players around. During his long career, he has recorded and performed with artists such as Pink Floyd, Ian Dury, Robbie Williams, Sir Paul McCartney, Sinead O’Connor and Robert Wyatt to name just a few.
This workshop is open to all levels of players and performers, including string instrument players and vocalists, and also for anyone wishing to just watch.

Saturday 27th May
5pm – 7pm

Tickets
£5 if you have pre-booked for the evening Talinka concert (Talinka concert tickets available to purchase here: www.tickettailor.com)
£7 without attending concert
£5 if just watching

For more info and to book:
Contact Chris Baker: 07988 442130

Talinka
2023-05-27 20:00 - 22:45
Talinka

Live Jazz, Folk, Tango & Early Music
Cabaret style event

Featuring:
Gilad Atzmon (Sax, Guitar and Accordion): Gilad has performed and recorded with artists such as Pink Floyd, Ian Dury, Robbie Williams, Sir Paul McCartney, Sinead O’Connor and Robert Wyatt to name just a few.
Jennifer Bliss Bennet (Violin, Viol de Gamba, Flute and Voice): Jenny is a well established multi-instrumentalist and a very accomplished composer and musician.
Tali Atzmon (Voice, Ukulele and percussion): Tali is a well known singer and performer, and has been an established actress for a number of years. She provides a valuable contribution to the music, image and arrangement of material for Talinka events.
Yaron Stavi (Double Bass): Yaron has a wealth of bass playing experience and has performed with Nigel Kennedy, David Gilmour, Larry Coryell, John Etheridge, Annie Lennox, Ralph McTell and many more.

Saturday 27th May
8pm – 10.45pm

Tickets
Advance tickets: £12 – £15
Tickets available to purchase here: www.tickettailor.com

For more info
Contact: 07988 442130

GlastoBelly 2023: Oriental Bellydance Festival
2023-06-03 09:00 - 2023-06-04 00:00, 2023-06-04 09:00 - 18:00
GlastoBelly Oriental Bellydance Festival 2023

Oriental Bellydance Festival with Workshops & Performances

Saturday 3rd & Sunday 4th June
Dance workshops including; Egyptian Beledi, Egyptian Golden Era, Persian Classical, Bellydance Fusion, Vintage Fusion, Flamenco Asturias, Burlesque Fan Dance, Goddess Pathworking and Dancing to Live Music.
Plus a show with live band Bubamara, and star dancers and performers from the UK and the Middle East.
For more info, please contact oonamoonlaluna@yahoo.co.uk

Saturday Schedule:
9am – 11am: Bellyfusion Foundations with Rachael Redfern
This is a workshop to cover all the Bellyfusion basics, with added motifs and layering. This workshop is suitable for those with any bellydance experience and who want an introduction to the foundations of fusion that makes Bellyfusion so unique. Also for those to brush up on their fusion technique. Open level.
11am – 1pm: Flamenco Taster – Garrotin with Fulya
An introduction to Flamenco via the palo of Garrotin, which is in the 4/4 time signature – which makes it a good place for beginners in flamenco dance to start. This palo is unusual as it is not from Andalusia; the home of flamenco in the south. It originated in Asturias in Northern Spain.
1pm – 2pm: Lunch
2pm – 4pm: Jacqui’s Y’Baladi with Jacqui Jamal
Call me a country girl but don’t you just love that deep soulful expression of love and longing transforming into sheer joy for people and party – Allegria! Develop the technique and understanding to move your audience – from tears to joy – the stuff of life in the hands of a woman who knows. See you there!
4pm – 6pm: Persian Classical Dance with Charareh Pourzand
This workshop will introduce you to the delicate art of using Persian Poetry in movement. In the first hour we will introduce some classical Persian move techniques and in the second hour you will learn a Persian Classical Dance based on romantic love lyrics. All levels welcome.
6pm – 7pm: Dance to Live Music with Oona La Luna
With special guests from Bubamara, we will explore responding to live music, with rhythms from the darabouka drum, and melody instruments such as the oud and mandolin. With traditional tunes from the Middle East, such as Miserlou, Kahramana and Bint Al Shalabiya.
7pm – 12 Midnight: ‘LA LUNA’ Oriental Bellydance Show
With live band Bubamara and special guests. Performances from top dancers and musicians from the South West, London, Swansea, Leicester, and the Middle East. There will be solo and group performances, followed by a set by Bubamara for everyone to dance to!
**If you wish to perform, please message Oona La Luna on Facebook. There is a special discounted performer ticket of £15 on the ticket link, and there is a discount for troupe bookings (please message Oona for more details).**

Sunday Schedule:
9am – 11am: Feather Fans Burlesque with Fulya
‘Night Train’ is a typical Burlesque Jazz Standard Big Band track from the 1950’s. Learn a conceal and reveal choreography with ostrich feather fans. No nudity or stripping involved; just voluptuous movement and fabulous fans! No need to own a pair of fans as they are provided, but if you have your own do bring them along. Please wear clothes that give you free range of motion – a Basque is fine but a steel boned corset will be too restrictive. A medium high heel can be worn if desired.
11am – 1pm: Vintage Fusion with Rachael Redfern
Learn beautiful vintage Fusion, inspired by the femme fatales of the silent movie era, such as Theda Bara, and Louise Brooks. Echoes of ‘Maria’, the heroine from ‘Metropolis’. This workshop will bring out The Vamp in you! Rachael will build on moves and put them into a beautiful and alluring vintage fusion choreography.
1pm – 2pm: Lunch
2pm – 4pm: Queens of Belly Dance, Signature Moves from the Last 100 years! with Arabella
This workshop melts the moves of iconic dancers into bitesize steps, style & combinations. Starting with Badia Masabni in the 1900’s Cairo, we’ll go on a journey to explore the origins of the dance in Cairo today. We’ll pop over to Paris and Josephine Baker in the 1920s & 30s and back to Egypt’s Samia Gamal 1940s & 50s, Nagwa Fouad 1960s & 70s, Fifi Abdou 1970s onwards and Dina today’s reigning Queen of Cairo hearts! This workshop is a delicious selection box of signature moves for you to take away and weave into your own dance or teaching, or to simply enjoy on the day. Open level.
4pm – 6pm: Precious Props: The Belly Dancer’s Treasure Pack (Goddess Pathworking) with Guinevere
Using veil, candles and Saiidi cane, learn 3 unique, stylised Belly Dancer’s Treasure Pack sequences, tailored to prop work, with Treasure Pack creator Guinevere. Inspired by your card choices, you will then devise your own dance sequence working with your chosen prop, individually and in pairs. The session concludes with an exciting finale group piece, including everyone’s new moves. Get ready for flowing creativity, precious prop connection, new performance skills, and fun partner work. (Candle jars, candles, canes and veils are provided if needed. Do also bring any other of your precious props, such as swords, wings or trays if you’d like to work with them). Open level.

Tickets
Individual Workshops: £36 each
Dance to Live Music (Sunday): £21
Any 2 Workshops: £66
Any 3 Workshops: £96
Any 4 Workshops: £126
Saturday Evening Show Ticket: £25
Performer Ticket for Evening Show: £15
Saturday Ticket (all Saturday workshops + show): £156
Sunday All Day Ticket (all Sunday workshops): £126
Weekend VIP Ticket (all workshops + show): £276
Tickets available to purchase here: www.tickettailor.com

For more information about this event, please contact Oona La Luna on oonamoonlaluna@yahoo.co.uk

Friday Night Jazz: Milly Riquelme & La Cubana
2023-07-07 19:30 - 2023-07-08 00:00
The Red Hot Jazz Club presents
Milly Riquelme & La Cubana

*N.B. Online ticket sales have now stopped. Entry tickets will be available to purchase on the door from 7.30pm on Friday.*

A night of Cuban music, Latin & Salsa

Milly Riquelme is back in Glastonbury!
Her last two shows here were sold-out, and we were treated to the most fantastic and authentic Cuban melodies, Bossa Nova classics and up-beat Latin grooves to dance to. With her band La Cubana, Milly will be playing her signature songs alongside tunes from her latest album.

Milly has been a musical director and pianist with Cuban Salsa and Latin bands in Havana since 2006. She has collaborated with other well-known Cuban Musicians, like Nicolas Sirgado and Mayito Ribera; pillars of the popular Cuban and Latin jazz in Cuba.
She is a passionate musician and has performed extensively as a solo pianist/singer, and with her Latin band La Cubana in London and internationally.

Milly will be joined tonight by the fantastic La Cubana Band. If you love live Latin and Cuban music, and maybe you love to salsa too, don’t miss this.
The Old Tannery will also be providing their usual “Jazz Supper”, which can be ordered alongside the event tickets.

Featuring:
Milly Riquelme – Vocals
Richard Llewelyn – Guitar
Ron Phelan – Bass
Ben Modley – Congas
Jon Whitfield – Drums
Terry Quinney – Saxophone

Friday 7th July
Doors: 7.30pm
Start: 8pm

Tickets
Entry: £12
Veggie Quesadilla*: £9.50 (advance booking only)
Pork Quesadilla*: £9.50 (advance booking only)
*For special dietary requirements, please contact The Old Tannery restaurant on theoldtanneryglastonbury@outlook.com or 01458 440558.
Please note food options are subject to change.

For more information about this event, please contact theredhotjazzclub@gmail.com

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

'Show and Dance'
2023-07-15 20:00 - 2023-07-16 01:00
Natami Music & Kine Recording Studio proudly presents
A ‘Show and Dance’

Sir Coxone! Reggae music’s best sound with live performances in Glastonbury

A show bringing The Great Sir Coxone Sound to Glastonbury for the evening. Featuring:
Colourman ~ Owen Issac ~ Echo Minnott ~ Johnny Diamond ~ Eneta Wilson ~ Mikey Foreigner ~ Dem 3 Dancers ~ John Jagger ~ Jah T ~ Netwrk Records ~and more!

Saturday 15th July
8pm – late

Tickets
Early Birds: £20
Full Price: £25

For more info, contact Natami Music on 07715 034987 or 07947 257371

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

The Thing presents: A Fever Dream
2023-07-22 20:00 - 2023-07-23 01:00
The Thing presents
A Fever Dream

*N.B. Online ticket sales will stop at 4pm on Saturday. Further tickets will be available to purchase on the door from 8pm on Saturday.*

Jungle, Breakbeat, Hardcore, Footwork, Trance, Bongo Mayhem, 4×4, Garage, and more!
Allow ‘The Thing’ to hypnotise you with their most delectable, mathematic mashup of selectas.

Saturday 22nd July
8pm – 1am

Tickets
£6 advance
£8 on the door

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

Microglade
2023-08-12 20:00 - 2023-08-13 01:00
The team behind Neverglade present
MICROGLADE

Like Neverglade, but smaller!
It’s time for some summer shenanigans!

Enjoy stunning decor, lighting, and mapped visuals. With multi-genre music from:
John Lime
Dizzy Trigger
Dawn of Reality
Databator

Saturday 12th August
8pm – late

Tickets
£5 on the door

18’s and over only

The Snug
2023-08-31 11:00 - 15:00
The Snug

An uplifting place to support wellbeing, creativity and community

Craft, music and visuals in a held, safe space.
There will be trained listeners to chat to, and information about local services available.
All welcome. Please be respectful to all present. Closely supervised children are welcome.

Thursday 31st August
11am – 3pm
Entry is free. Donations gratefully received.

This event is run by Glastonbury Mental Health Network and funded by Open Mental Health.

Nahko
2023-09-22 19:30 - 2023-09-23 00:00
Nahko
Plus Support from River Roots

N.B. Advance ticket sales will stop at 4pm on Friday. Additional tickets will be available to purchase on the door from 7.30pm on Friday.

Born to a Puerto Rican/Native American mother and a Filipino father, Nahko was adopted and raised in the suburbs of Portland, Oregon. Beginning his musical journey at 6 years old, Nahko began traveling widely in his teens, wrestling with identity, purpose, and perception.
Busking on streets, selling CDs out of his guitar case, he earned a cult following. Backed by his band, Medicine For The People, Nahko’s 2013 commercial breakout album Dark As Night landed in the Billboard Heatseekers Chart top 10. Medicine For The People played major festivals including Outside Lands, Electric Forest, Wanderlust, and Bumbershoot, and sold-out Colorado’s 10,000-capacity Red Rocks Amphitheatre as headliners.
In 2020, Nahko walked away from the corporate music industry, vanishing into rural Oregon to work intensely on himself and his relationship with the world. He returns with a record rich in the core qualities that have defined his career and delighted fans for over a decade – socially-conscious, super-positive folk and rock flecked with soulful alt-R&B, reggae, and gospel – now embroidered with a nuanced defiance of “cancel culture”, wide-eyed re-appreciation of himself, and a trademark stylistic eclecticism expanded into hip-hop, pop, trap, and more.
On seventh album, TRENCHES, Nahko Bear channels three years of soul-searching personal revolution into sound. The record reflects more than a thousand days of open-hearted self-excavation, avid learning/unlearning, and radical internal re-calibration.
“All of us have been through so much in the last three years,” mulled Nahko. “The messages on this album will really resonate with people who’ve been through the trenches of this pandemic and whatever they’ve lost and whatever they’ve gained. TRENCHES has something for everybody. A range of emotions from anger to accountability and redemption; sorrow and mourning to soaring joy; forgiveness to rejoicing.”

Plus, support from River Roots: River Roots create a vibrant mix of roots and alternative acoustic, with hints of folk and reggae beats, bringing diverse sounds and a playful uplifting vibe. Conscious, mind opening music delivered from the heart. Fusion of their soulful male/female harmonies and good vibes illuminates the stage. The music is majorly influenced by a nomadic lifestyle and connecting with nature, with an uplifting message.

Friday 22nd September
7.30pm (doors) until late

Tickets
£25 advance

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

141: An Evening of British Bass Culture
2023-09-23 20:00 - 2023-09-24 00:00
141
An Evening of British Bass Culture

N.B. Advance ticket sales will stop at 4pm on Saturday. Additional tickets will be available to purchase on the door from 8pm on Saturday.

Featuring:
Ramjac Corporation: Old skool acid breaks and beats
Milo Lapis 50-50 Sound System: Roots and culture
Jack’s Hit: Acid house
Fillski: Visuals

Saturday 23rd September
8pm – 12am

Tickets
£10 advance
£12 on the door

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

Red Brick Acoustic Music Session
2023-09-24 14:00 - 17:00
Red Brick Acoustic Music Session

Free, open acoustic music sessions

Whether you’re an experienced acoustic musician who loves jamming with others, or a beginner wanting some experience playing alongside fellow musicians, this is a chance for acoustic music lovers to come together and play in a relaxed and friendly setting. The doors are open to everyone!

Sunday 24th September
2pm – 5pm

Free

The Snug
2023-09-28 11:00 - 15:00
The Snug

An uplifting place to support wellbeing, creativity and community

Craft, music and visuals in a held, safe space.
There will be trained listeners to chat to, and information about local services available.
All welcome. Please be respectful to all present. Closely supervised children are welcome.

Thursday 28th September
11am – 3pm
Entry is free. Donations gratefully received.

This event is run by Glastonbury Mental Health Network and funded by Open Mental Health.

Songs From the Sacred Masculine
2023-09-29 19:00 - 2023-09-30 00:00
Songs From the Sacred Masculine

N.B. Advance ticket sales will stop at 4pm on Friday. Additional tickets will be available to purchase on the door from 7pm on Friday night.

A concert of conscious soul funk folk healing vibrations
With Bob Hillary, Riki Buckingham and Drew-Id
Riki will be launching his new album Heyana.

Friday 29th September
7pm – late

Tickets
£10 full price / £8 concession

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

www.bobhillary.com
www.rikibuckingham.com

System 7
2023-09-30 20:00 - 2023-10-01 01:00
The Red Brick Building and The Old Tannery present

System 7
Plus Support from DJ SMI-FI

N.B. Advance ticket sales will stop at 4pm on Saturday. Additional tickets will be available to purchase on the door from 7.30pm on Saturday night. On the door tickets cost £25 each, cash only.

Live Psychedelic Dance Music

System 7’s Steve Hillage and Miquette Giraudy have had a strong influence on the birth of psychedelic dance music and its journey up to the present, forging a unique and bang up-to-date identity on the genre map in a space where techno, ambient and trance meet. With the added ingredient of Steve’s celebrated psychedelic techno guitar.
System 7 reach into their rich ambient and dance catalogue, blended with some new tunes, to create a powerful and exhilarating live set that will take everyone to a higher level. Prepare for lift-off to Planet 7!

Saturday 30th September
8pm – late
(Doors: 7.30pm)

Tickets
£20 advance
£25 on the door

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

Friday Night Jazz: Jingu Bang
2023-10-06 19:30 - 2023-10-07 00:00
The Red Hot Jazz Club presents
Jingu Bang

*N.B. Online ticket sales have now stopped. Entry tickets will be available to purchase on the door from 7.30pm on Friday.*

A night of free-flowing jazz funk mastery

The Red Hot Jazz Club welcomes the fabulous funk-fusion sound of Jingu Bang to Glastonbury.
“During unsettled times, five travellers from distant lands went in search of their destiny. In the imposing mountains soaring high above the bamboo forests of Bristol, they banded together as one unstoppable force, and accepted the calling of the JINGU BANG.”
One of the funkiest jazz outfits on the thriving Bristol music scene, Jingu Bang’s free-flowing funk mastery is expressed across the lands through both their own creations and by honouring the classic tunes of Herbie Hancock & The Headhunters, Jaco Pastorius, Weather Report, Brotherly and much more.
This will be a pure funk sensation from a stunning group of musicians.
Join us in the earthly realms as they leave no stone unturned in their mission to bring you their irrepressible… funky magic!

“Given the line-up of mostly familiar faces it was unsurprising to find Jingu Bang was a well-oiled machine delivering the impeccable grooves their repertoire demanded. The dominance of Herbie Hancock numbers meant that keyboard player Dale Hambridge could have a lot of fun, whether percussively chopping out classic flanged wah-wah chords or letting his right hand run riot with Fender Rhodes solos.
“Alongside him bass player Greig Robinson offered absolute reliability, with Ruth Hammond’s tenor sax stretching out the melodic ideas to usher in an emphatic solo from drummer Scott Hammond.
“Lisa Cherian’s congas provided the atmospheric undertow that had been adding an Afro-Latin flavour throughout the evening, giving the whole sound some real distinction.”
– Tony Benjamin (B24/7), The BeBop Club, Bristol – 2022

Friday 6th October
Doors: 7.30pm
Start: 8pm

Tickets
Entry: £12 advance / £15 on the door
Veggie Tagine with Couscous*: £9.50 (advance booking only)
Lamb Tagine with Couscous*: £9.50 (advance booking only)
*For special dietary requirements, please contact The Old Tannery restaurant on theoldtanneryglastonbury@outlook.com or 01458 440558.
Please note food options are subject to change.

For more information about this event, please contact theredhotjazzclub@gmail.com

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

A Night of Roots & Culture
2023-10-13 19:00 - 23:00
A Night of Roots & Culture

With Selecta DJ Jah Harmony and friends
Plus, live saxophone from Mikail Rose

Friday 13th October
7pm – 11pm

Tickets
£5 / £3 concessions
Available on the door (cash only)

18’s and over only

Arto Lindsay feat. Melvin Gibbs
2023-10-19 20:00 - 21:30
Arto Lindsay feat. Melvin Gibbs

Arto Lindsay, self-taught corrosive guitar scratcher, might be the closest experimental noise has to a soul man. Since the late 1970s, when he unleashed one of the world’s greatest manifestations of—in the immortal words of Lester Bangs—“horrible noise” with his experimental rock trio DNA, one of the flag-bearers of the New York City’s downtown No Wave zeitgeist — this vanguardist guitarist, singer, record producer and experimental composer has spent decades at the off-the-beaten sonic paths and colorful intersections of music creations and stage performances, including forging art-pop (a)tunes that melds koan-like poetry with the sophisticated Latin pop he grew up hearing while living in Brazil with his missionary parents. His heavy involvement, as both artist and producer, in a string of Tropicalia and Bossa records from the late 1980s onwards attest to his maverick, shape-shifting interests.
Most of Arto’s songs bask in a lovely sonic tension, where the hushed intimacy of the melodies and vocals is battered by low-end grooves that shimmy with elegance but aren’t overcrowded by the singer’s gentle warble. The King of Skronk doesn’t play actual soul jams. Rather, his trademark iconoclastic guitar style is, kinda unsexy-sexy: rhythmic, atonal, full of discordant bursts and unseemly, metallic feels. But in a career that goes back more than 40 years, with help from a changing cast of instrumentalists and songwriters at the vanguard of various styles, including his long-time collaborator Melvin Gibbs, the pioneer “non-musician” Arto Lindsay has put a high premium on feelings, expressing universality of love and intimacy even while he’s bucking convention.
Watch Arto Lindsay play ‘Illuminated’ here: www.youtube.com/watch
Watch Arto Lindsay play ‘Simply Are’ here: www.youtube.com/watch

Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, Melvin Gibbs has been called “the greatest bassist in the world” by Time Out New York magazine and was cited for particular mention by New York Times in their “Best Jazz Performances of 2017”. He first came to notice as a member of Defunkt, a pioneering band that rose out of the early 1980s no wave scene. He and longtime friend Vernon Reid, leader of the band Living Colour, were members of Ronald Shannon Jackson’s seminal free-funk group The Decoding Society. Since 1998, along with drummer JT Lewis and guitarist Brandon Ross, Gibbs has been a member of the band Harriet Tubman. Another band Gibbs co-led, Eye And I, was the inspiration for the Black Rock Coalition. Along with Ronald Shannon Jackson and Bill Frisell, he formed the group Power Tools. And as a member of The Rollins Band he was nominated for a Grammy. The list of artists he’s played with includes Femi Kuti, Caetano Veloso, dead prez, Eddie Palmieri, David Byrne and many others.

Thursday 19th October
8pm – 9.30pm
FREE ENTRY

18’s and over only
