All of the Dune artists really enjoy playing at the Watermill Jazz Club in Dorking where the audience is supportive, knowledgeable and enthusiastic. Already this year both the Abram Wilson Quartet and The Tomorrow's Warriors Quartet  have performed there, while The Denys Baptiste Quartet go on November 4 with Rhythmica on February 3. The club runs every Thursday evening at the Friends Provident Social Club in Pixham Lane - for more information call the box office on 07751 466034 or visit their website. Here's their latest brochure, and it's downloadable.

Wednesday 22 September: The Hideaway

2 Empire Mews, Streatham, SW16 2BF

Friends Provident Social Club, Pixham Lane, Dorking, RH4 1QA

Clare College, Trinity Lane, Cambridge CB2 

The Tomorrow's Warriors Quartet featuring saxophonist Binker Golding, double bassist Gary Crosby, pianist Alex Ho and drummer Eddie Hick take to the road this Autumn with gigs at terrific new South London venue The Hideaway, the renowned Watermill Jazz Club in Surrey and 'back to college' at Clare Jazz which takes place in the crypt chapel at Clare College, Cambridge.

All tickets £4.50 online    Full Festival details here

Dune Music and Tomorrow's Warriors are taking part in this year's Kings Place Festival with three terrific lineups. And with ticket prices only £4.50 online you'd better book early to avoid missing out!

For the Yamaha Jazz Experience award-winning Biggish Band, book here

For the Quartet with Binker Golding - tenor saxophone, Alex Ho - piano, Gary Crosby - double bass and Eddie Hicks - drums, book here

And for Jamaica's First Lady of Jazz Myrna Hague with a Nu Troop Lineup of Gary Crosby - double bass, Mark Crown - trumpet, Denys Baptiste - tenor saxophone, Andrew McCormack - piano and Rod Youngs - drums, book here

This fresh and exciting new quartet from Tomorrow's Warriors led by double bassist Gary Crosby, features some of the brightest rising jazz stars on the London scene. Along with Gary, the band features Binker Golding on tenor saxophone, Alex Ho on piano and Eddie Hick on drums. They promise to be the highlight of the Ealing Jazz Festival as this new bright and contemporary collective carries on the Tomorrow's Warriors Jazz legacy.

 

The festival is taking place in Walpole Park - for directions click here.