Metronome International Concert Artist Series presents:
The Adrian Cox Trio at Chycara

Makin' Runs," the latest project by internationally acclaimed clarinetist Adrian Cox, delves into alternative ragtime repertoire from the early jazz era, aiming to capture and express the timeless essence of the music.

Adrian is one of the UK's best and most in-demand jazz musicians, spending most of his time touring and recording across Europe, South America and beyond. We are honoured and delighted to be welcoming him to the club on one of his rare UK performances.

According to legend, "Makin' Runs" is a tune attributed to Buddy Bolden, heard by Bunk Johnson in New Orleans. The phrase symbolizes Bolden's vision for inventive improvisations whilst never repeating himself.

The trio endeavours to emulate that spirit, crafting tight yet dynamic arrangements that honour the music's original intent, allowing ample room for improvisational fire.

The trio is completed by the incredible talents of:
Will Sach (double bass)
Alex “Honey” Boulton (guitar).

Over the past few years, the the Adrian Cox band has toured extensively presenting their tribute to jazz clarinet legend Edmond Hall, with shows all across Europe and at Dizzy’s Club (New York). Their accompanying album “Profoundly Blue” was nominated in the Parliamentary Jazz Awards 2019 (Best Jazz Album).

Adrian Cox is one of the most in-demand musicians on the scene today and has played and recorded with many of the best including Wynton Marsalis, Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Guy Barker, Paloma Faith and the late Dr John to name a few.

Adrian is endorsed by:
Vandoren UK
Shoe Embassy

Doors open: 6:30pm

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Accessibility:
Chycara has DDA compliant access and facilities. If you have access issues for this concert please contact Robert White at Chycara info@chycara.co.uk 01872 865447

Tickets in advance:
Front Seated: £18 (£20 on the door)
Rear Standing: £15 (in advance only)
Tickets may be purchased online 24/7 through the 'Buy Tickets' button on this page, or by calling 01209 312505 (Monday - Friday, 10am - 3pm)