Friday January 1st |
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| Daz 'n' Dave’s Disco | ||
| Enter the new year with Daz n Dave’s Disco, a cheesy start to the new year, especially for all those who couldn’t get a babysitter last night! |
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Saturday January 9th 9.30pm |
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| Book Club and Party | ||
| Falling Through Clouds is the first novel by Anna Chilvers, published today by Bluemoose Books. ‘Anna’s prose is razor sharp, her dialogue pitch perfect. This, her fine first novel, weaves a tale that moves effortlessly between light and darkness. It’s a serious page turner, moving, witty and engrossing.’ Lesley Glaister. Come and celebrate with Anna at a free party with DJs Johnny Boy (La Puta), Daz & Dave and Ketchup Queen. |
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Saturday January 16th 9.30pm |
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| Mik Artistik’s Ego Trip | ||
| Surreal humour form Bradford’s premier musical headcase. Mik will take you on a weird musical and linguistic journey to places in your mind you never thought you’d visit...and probably shouldn’t. A different look at all the things you see ever day. |
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Thursday January 28th 9pm |
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| HX7 Jazz Club at the Trades with Rod Mason's Elements with support from Support from Dave Nelson (piano) and Peadar Long (saxes) | ||
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New, monthly jazz club which will bring the best in jazz to your doorstep, kicking off with Rod Mason's Elements. "Now this is really one for the aficionados. Rod is hugely popular of course, deservedly so. But this band is something else, believe me. 'Elements' is described as Fusion Jazz, though what exactly it is fused with I lack the appropriate vocabulary to describe. With Richard Wetherall on keys; Richard Hammond, bass; and Dave Walsh at the kitchen sink, this band is pulling up trees everywhere I tell you. That this is the first available date I could get them says it all. Four top-class jazz musicians playing at what must surely be near the summit of their powers. Sensational!' Bradford Jazz Club. |
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Thursday February 18th 9pm |
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| HX7 Jazz Club at the Trades with Asaf Sirkis | ||
| Asaf Sirkis – Drummer and Composer from Israel, has collaborated with Gilad Atzmon among others. Asaf has ben influenced by Yemenite culture, music, and rhythms and has worked with Jazz/world luminaries such as Harold Rubin, Albert Beger, Yair Dlal and Eyal Sela. Inspired by French Church Organ composers such as Olivier Messiaen, Maurice Durufle and Cesar Frank he formed a unique new band ‘The Inner Noise’ consisting of Church Organ, Electric Guitar and Drums (with Adi Goldstein on Organ and Amir Perelman on Guitar). The Inner Noise’s first project was commissioned by the Arts department of the Tel-Aviv City Council and was performed around Israel in 1997-8. He is now a significant part of the UK Jazz and world music scene. “Since arriving in London from Israel at the end of the end of the '90s, Asaf Sirkis has earned a reputation as one of the world's premier drummers” Ian Patterson, All About Jazz, September 2008. http://www.hx7jazz.com |
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Thursday March 25th 9pm  |
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| Chumbawamba + Belinda O'Hooley and Heidi Tidow | ||
| Chumbawamba’s radical take on the world with original songs and good old fashioned revolutionary attitudes, joined by Trades Club’s favourites and frequent flyers Belinda and Heidi. |
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Saturday March 27th 9.30pm |
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| Hazel O'Connor and the Bluja Project | ||
| Ever innovative - Hazel's back for 2010 with a stunning new all-girl line-up featuring Clare Hirst (Bellestars, Communards, David Bowie) on saxophone and Sarah Fisher (Eurythmics, Sax In The City) on piano. |
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Note: Quoted prices are subject to a discount of upto 33% on production of a current membership card.
To find out how to become a member of the Trades Club, Click here. |