Sandwell Council is once again supporting the Birmingham Jazz & Blues Festival, with local, national and international musicians showcasing their talent across Sandwell’s six towns, including free events in libraries, museums and parks.
This year, the festival coincides with Sandwell’s 50th anniversary and forms part of the wider Sandwell Arts Festival which will take place from 13 July to 4 August.
Leader of Sandwell Council, Councillor Kerrie Carmichael, said: “Festivals and events such as this really show that Sandwell is a Bostin Place that is home to Bostin People, which is why we are proud to welcome residents and visitors from further afield.”
The Jazz & Blues Festival runs from 19 - 28 July and full details can be found at birminghamjazzfestival.com with more information on Sandwell concerts at visitsandwell.com.
Free Jazz & Blues Festival concerts in Sandwell:
Friday 19 July
7.30pm, Blackheath Library Ben Toury (France)
Saturday 20 July
12noon, Bromwich Hall (Manor House), Stone Cross, Florence Joelle
12noon, West Smethwick Park Pavilion, Simon Spillett Quartet
1pm, West Bromwich Central Library, The Traveling Janes (USA/Norway/Singapore)
2.30pm, West Smethwick Park Pavilion, Nils Solberg Rhythm Boys
4pm, West Bromwich Central Library, Val Wiseman Quartet
7pm, West Bromwich Central Library, Tipitina
Sunday 21 July
12 noon, West Smethwick Park Pavilion, Gianni Tbay (Italy)
2.30pm, West Smethwick Park Pavilion, Honeyboy Hickling Blues Band
Monday 22 July
7.30pm, Great Bridge Library, Hit Parade Heroes
Tuesday 23 July
7.30pm, Wednesbury Library, Tenement Jazz Band
Wednesday 24 July
7.30pm, Cradley Heath Library, Art Themen Quartet
Thursday 25 July
7.30pm, Great Barr Library, The Journeymen
Friday 26 July
11am, West Bromwich Central Library, You’re Never Alone With A Uke
7pm, Wednesbury Museum & Art Gallery, Rich Dickinson’s Driving Force
7.30pm, Bleakhouse Library, Oldbury, Playing Django
Saturday 27 July
12noon, Wednesbury Museum & Art Gallery, Bruce Adams Quartet
1pm, West Bromwich Central Library, The Swing Cats (Spain)
4pm, West Bromwich Central Library, Hannah Brine
7pm, Lightwoods Park Bandstand, Bearwood Alan Barnes Quartet
7.30pm, West Bromwich Central Library, Errol Linton & His Band
Sunday 28 July
1pm, Thimblemill Library, Smethwick, ‘A Night at Minton’s’ with the Bruce Adams /Alan Barnes Quintet
2pm, Haden Hill House, Cradley Heath, Warren James Skiffle Group
2.30pm, Oak House, West Bromwich, Chick Wren’s Rollin’ River Band
4pm, Thimblemill Library, Smethwick, Jamie Thyer & The Worried Men
7pm, Thimblemill Library, Smethwick, Hot Club of Halifax
Sandwell Council is once again supporting the Birmingham Jazz & Blues Festival, with local, national and international musicians showcasing their talent across Sandwell’s six towns, including free events in libraries, museums and parks.
This year, the festival coincides with Sandwell’s 50th anniversary and forms part of the wider Sandwell Arts Festival which will take place from 13 July to 4 August.
Leader of Sandwell Council, Councillor Kerrie Carmichael, said: “Festivals and events such as this really show that Sandwell is a Bostin Place that is home to Bostin People, which is why we are proud to welcome residents and visitors from further afield.”
The Jazz & Blues Festival runs from 19 - 28 July and full details can be found at birminghamjazzfestival.com with more information on Sandwell concerts at visitsandwell.com.
Free Jazz & Blues Festival concerts in Sandwell:
Friday 19 July
Saturday 20 July
Sunday 21 July
Monday 22 July
Tuesday 23 July
Wednesday 24 July
Thursday 25 July
Friday 26 July
Saturday 27 July
Sunday 28 July