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Spirited Second Line Revelry, Galloping Gypsy Czárdas, Soulful Jazz Funeral Marches, Pumping Brass Driven Funk! The Brass Funkeys are an 8-piece London-based Brass Band who draw on the traditions of New Orleans. Formed in 2011, they have played at major festivals including Glastonbury, Wilderness and the North Sea Jazz Festival as well as London venues including The O2 Brooklyn Bowl, Koko Camden, and Ronnie Scott’s. Whether performing a powerful amplified stage show or as a totally mobile marching band, the Brass Funkeys bring together some of the most talented musicians in London in an eclectic live show bursting at the seams with ideas and infectious energy.
They have recently launched their second album “Rabble Rouser” with a sold-out show at Rich Mix and a 14-date UK tour from Cornwall to Newcastle, featuring 13 tracks of original compositions by band members and unusual covers such as Gorillaz ‘Dirty Harry’ and Royce Wood Junior ‘Honeydripper’. “Rabble Rouser” marks the Brass Funkeys out as a trailblazer in the new generation of UK Brass Bands, while still holding true to the New Orleans sound.
“Brass has not been this good since that time Reel Big Fish covered A-Ha…The Brass Funkeys are my favourite band.” 10/10 (Glastonbury review) Emma Garland, Editor VICE MAGAZINE: Noisey Music
“Hugely enjoyable!” ****
allaboutjazz.com “Rabble Rouser” review
\"Wow, these guys were fantastic, hugely entertaining and creative!\"
Chris Gilvear, Jazz FM
“Sounds great, really tight!”
Kirk Joseph, The Dirty Dozen
Line-up
Trumpets: Rob Smith, Rob Slater, Jack Courtney
Trombones: Vij Prakash, Tom Green
Saxophone: David Robinson
Sousaphone: John Caddick
Drums: Scott Jowett
Percussion: Chris Brice
0 | 6 Moor Street London W1D 5NA |
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> | www.spicejazz.co.uk |
! | 07870 915682 |
` | Live Music presented in the basement Backstage Bar. Venue is next to the Palace Theatre, Cambridge Circus. Nearest tubes: Tottenham Court Road (Central Line) & Leicester Square (Piccadilly Line). |