Craig Hill: I Always Knew I Had it in Me
Outrageously high-octane, cheeky and irreverent, Scotland's much-loved 'kilty' pleasure unleashes another corker of a show.
The Duke, but not as you know him.
Date 2 December 2021
Times See below
Ticket prices See below
Duke Ellington’s music is timeless. Not in a put-it-in-a-museum-and-protect-it kind of way, but in a let-it-loose, let-it-live kind of way.
The band is led by one of Australia’s most active and versatile trumpet players, Eugene Ball, who reckons the Duke’s tunes are strong enough to withstand being busted down and reassembled. So that’s what he’s done. This isn’t 1930s Cotton Club Ellington. It’s no time machine. But if you want to hear what Melbourne’s finest players make of his music today, come hear Neon Lit Kludge.
Joining Eugene is a mega line-up of musicians: Scott McConnachie (sopranino saxophone), Phil Noy (alto saxophone), Ian Whitehurst (tenor saxophone), Paul Williamson (trumpet), James Macauley (trombone), Sam Keevers (piano), Sam Anning (bass) and Sam Bates (drums).
Proudly supported by the City of Stonnington as part of the Melbourne International Jazz Festival.
2 December 2021
6:30pm
Ticket - $44
Concession - $39
75mins
Seating: Allocated Seating.
Please make sure you arrive a minimum of 15 minutes prior to the performance start time.
If you require wheelchair access, please call our Box Office on 03 8290 7000.
Suitable for all ages.
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Chapel Off Chapel and the City of Stonnington have comprehensive COVID Safe plans in place