>
Brussels
>
Music & Concert
>
Hungarian-Belgian Jazz Club with Gábor Subicz and Victor da Costa
Music & Concert

Hungarian-Belgian Jazz Club with Gábor Subicz and Victor da Costa

25maart
19:00 - 21:00
Treurenberg 10, 1000 Brussels, Brussels-Capital, Belgium

Description

Join us for the concert of our Jazz Club with some of the finest jazz musicians from Hungary, Belgium, and beyond:Gábor Subicz – trumpeter, composer, and arranger, a key figure in the Modern Art Orchestra.
Tamás Zsári – saxophonist with an international career, now based in Brussels.
Bart De Nolf – renowned Belgian double bassist, former member of the Toots Thielemans Quartet.
Bruno Castellucci – legendary drummer, known for his work with Toots Thielemans and Rhythm Combination & Brass.
Victor da Costa – Brazilian-born guitarist, a fixture on the Belgian jazz scene.

Suggested events

THOMAS GRIMMONPREZ Trio
01apr.
-20:30
Brussels|Music & Concert
“Around old and New standards” + Jazz Jam Session   Wajdi Riahi pianoVictor foulon Double BassThomas grimmonprez drums  Particularly sensitive to the interaction and sharing of emotions with the pu
Warhaus
01apr.
-19:00
Brussels|Music & Concert
Exactly two years after ‘Ha Ha Heartbreak’, Warhaus, Maarten Devoldere's solo project, is back with a new album, ‘Karaoke Moon’, due for release on 22 November. The first single from the new album,
Trixie Whitley
02apr.
-19:00
Brussels|Music & Concert
Trixie Whitley has just completed a highly successful tour to present and celebrate her new EP 'The Dragon of Everything'. It's the first proper new album for five years, and the collaboration with
TRANEN + Piss Rules
02apr.
-20:00
Brussels|Music & Concert
https://youtu.be/7cdL7aPS748?si=1GkTD-DJk5jtxebr TRANEN plays high energy Nederlandstalige punk that will shatter uw diafragma. Exasperated vocals by Ciska Thomas, with Mien Heyvaert on dr
Muireann Bradley
02apr.
-20:00
Saint-Josse-ten-Noode|Music & Concert
"Muireann Bradley, une technique de la six-cordes digne de l’héritage d’un Bert Jansch."Télérama À seulement 17 ans, Muireann Bradley s’impose comme l’une des révélations de la scène folk