Festival Dinner featuring the Becki Biggins Quartet
wall2wall Jazz Festival
Date/Time
- 7pm for 7.30pm
- Thursday 30th August 2018
Venue
- Angel Hotel: 15 Cross St, Abergavenny NP7 5EN
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Tickets
- £35.00
Festival Quick Links
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August
- w2w Plus: Various dates and times
30th August
- Festival Dinner: 7pm for 7.30pm
31st August
- Dale Storr – Sounds of New Orleans: 7pm
- Ben Creighton Griffiths (Jazz in the Bar): 8.15pm
- Enrico Tomasso Quartet – Swing ‘Till You Bop: 9.15pm
1st September
- Daniel Newbury Quintet: 12.15pm
- Dave Jones and Guests (Jazz in the Bar): Various times
- Alison Rayner Quintet: 2.30pm
- Ben Holder Quartet: 4.45pm
- Rachel Sutton Quartet: 7pm
- Tony Kofi Quartet: 9.15pm
2nd September: Jazz Alley (free entry)
- Wonderbrass: 12pm and 2.15pm
- Tarion: 1pm
- Rebelinx: 3.45pm
2nd September: Charity Swing Party
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Electric Swing Circus: 8pm and 9.15pm (doors open 7pm)
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The wall2wall Jazz weekend starts with its traditional Festival Dinner – again at Abergavenny’s splendid Angel Hotel.
Those purchasing tickets will receive details of the menu by email and choices (plus any dietary requirements) can be sent to us for passing on to the Angel Hotel.
Our entertainment this year will be provided by the widely acclaimed Becki Biggins – as observed by Sir Michael Parkinson with the quote ‘Becki Biggins, great lass, great talent’.
Becki is a Grammy-Nominated jazz singer & saxophonist. She has had three No.1 albums in the US jazz charts with writing partner Paul Hardcastle.
Becki has performed for Princes, Prime Ministers and Presidents across the globe, and has appeared on UK National TV and radio shows – including Blue Peter, This Morning and BBC Radio 1, 2, 4 and 5.
She began performing jazz at the age of 12 and went on her first international tour, playing at the legendary Mardi Gras in New Orleans the following year.
The latest of Becki’s three independent jazz albums – The Positive has received national acclaim. She is currently working on material for her fourth independent studio release – It’s a Man’s World.
Making up the Quartet will be Guy Shotton on piano, Nick Kacal on bass and Alex Goodyear on drums.
The Festival Dinner has sold out both last year and in 2016, which has meant disappointing some – early booking of tickets is recommended.