Sara Oschlag (vocals), Richard Wetherall (piano), Arnie Somogyi (double bass) & John Hirst (drums)
Danish jazz singer Sara Oschlag, has made a name for herself as a leader and featured guest in bands throughout the UK and Europe. An intelligent interpreter of songs in the jazz tradition, she has been hailed as a musician’s singer due to her wonderful way of using dynamics, texture and rhythm. Her honest stage presence, expressive voice and effortless sense of swing have made her a firm favourite with musicians and the jazz audience.
“A unique and individual voice making interesting material effortlessly her own. A singer with a natural musician’s ear and beautiful sense of swing.” – Claire Martin OBE (5 time winner of the British Jazz Awards for best vocalist)
Arnie Somogyi is one of the UK’s most in-demand bass players and has played on over 60 albums, including five as a leader. He has recorded, performed and toured with many of the world’s leading jazz musicians, The Mingus Big Band and many international stars such as Tom Jones, Charlie Watts, Amy Winehouse, Richard Ashcroft and Omar. He has appeared frequently at world-renowned jazz club Ronnie Scott’s, both as a sideman, leader and member of The Ronnie Scott’s All-Stars. His music has featured on radio, television and in the feature film ‘The Talented Mr Ripley’.
‘Surely one of the UK’s finest talents’ – London Jazz News
Richard Wetherall has been working as a pianist for 25 years in which time he has played with jazz musicians Richard Iles, Bobby Wellins and Mark Nightingale. He has toured worldwide with Casablanca Steps and Dominic Halpin and the Honey B’s, including supporting Tony Bennett and his quartet in Halifax, Canada.
John Hirst is a drummer and percussionist from West Northumberland. He has studied and toured extensively in the USA and Europe but feels most at home as part of the North East’s thriving musical community. In addition to his work with Slow Town Clock he is the drummer for The Slowlight Quartet, Joe Steels’ Borealis, and The Often Herd.
AT THE GLOBE Unreserved seating. Names of ticket holders will be on the door. We do not send out physical tickets.
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AGE RESTRICTIONS Children and young people under 16 years old may attend events accompanied by an adult (age over 18). They are not allowed to enter the premises after 9pm and they must leave the premises by midnight. Under 16s are not allowed to purchase soft drinks, but they may consume soft drinks bought for them by their accompanying adult. 16 and 17 year olds are allowed to attend events unaccompanied by an adult and they may purchase soft drinks. They must leave the premises by midnight.
Oct 25 – Sara Oschlag with the Arnie Somogyi Trio
Sunday 25 October, 8pm (doors 7pm)
Tickets: £12 advance, £14 door, £7 for 25 and under
All tickets are sold subject to our Terms and Conditions of sale.
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Sara Oschlag (vocals), Richard Wetherall (piano), Arnie Somogyi (double bass) & John Hirst (drums)
Danish jazz singer Sara Oschlag, has made a name for herself as a leader and featured guest in bands throughout the UK and Europe. An intelligent interpreter of songs in the jazz tradition, she has been hailed as a musician’s singer due to her wonderful way of using dynamics, texture and rhythm. Her honest stage presence, expressive voice and effortless sense of swing have made her a firm favourite with musicians and the jazz audience.
“A unique and individual voice making interesting material effortlessly her own. A singer with a natural musician’s ear and beautiful sense of swing.” – Claire Martin OBE (5 time winner of the British Jazz Awards for best vocalist)
Arnie Somogyi is one of the UK’s most in-demand bass players and has played on over 60 albums, including five as a leader. He has recorded, performed and toured with many of the world’s leading jazz musicians, The Mingus Big Band and many international stars such as Tom Jones, Charlie Watts, Amy Winehouse, Richard Ashcroft and Omar. He has appeared frequently at world-renowned jazz club Ronnie Scott’s, both as a sideman, leader and member of The Ronnie Scott’s All-Stars. His music has featured on radio, television and in the feature film ‘The Talented Mr Ripley’.
‘Surely one of the UK’s finest talents’ – London Jazz News
Richard Wetherall has been working as a pianist for 25 years in which time he has played with jazz musicians Richard Iles, Bobby Wellins and Mark Nightingale. He has toured worldwide with Casablanca Steps and Dominic Halpin and the Honey B’s, including supporting Tony Bennett and his quartet in Halifax, Canada.
John Hirst is a drummer and percussionist from West Northumberland. He has studied and toured extensively in the USA and Europe but feels most at home as part of the North East’s thriving musical community. In addition to his work with Slow Town Clock he is the drummer for The Slowlight Quartet, Joe Steels’ Borealis, and The Often Herd.
AT THE GLOBE
Unreserved seating. Names of ticket holders will be on the door. We do not send out physical tickets.
CREATING A GLOBE ACCOUNT
When you buy tickets you will be invited to create an online account. You don’t have to do this but, if you do, you will find it quicker and simpler to buy tickets in future. Also, you can access all your ticket information and livestream files from your account dashboard, which is very convenient.
TICKETING CONTACT
If you need to contact us about ticketing please email events@theglobenewcastle.bar or send a message to our Facebook page.
AGE RESTRICTIONS
Children and young people under 16 years old may attend events accompanied by an adult (age over 18). They are not allowed to enter the premises after 9pm and they must leave the premises by midnight. Under 16s are not allowed to purchase soft drinks, but they may consume soft drinks bought for them by their accompanying adult.
16 and 17 year olds are allowed to attend events unaccompanied by an adult and they may purchase soft drinks. They must leave the premises by midnight.
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