Bruce Adams, Gordon Campbell and friends - Sunday 28th September 2025

Bruce and Gordon will be accompanied by the talented rhythm section of Liam Dunachie (piano), Jeremy Brown (double bass) and Matt Fishwick (drums).

If you have seen Bruce or Gordon before you'll know this will be a show to remember!

Who's Who?

Join us on Sunday, 28th September 2025, for an unforgettable performance featuring the dynamic duo of trumpeter Bruce Adams and trombonist Gordon Campbell, accompanied by a stellar rhythm section: Liam Dunachie on piano, Jeremy Brown on double bass, and Matt Fishwick on drums.

Bruce Adams is celebrated as one of Britain's finest jazz trumpeters, known for his powerful performances and extensive contributions to the UK jazz scene.

Gordon Campbell holds the position of Lead Trombone with both the John Wilson Orchestra and the BBC Big Band. His versatile career spans jazz, classical, musical theatre, film, and pop, having collaborated with legends such as Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, and Tony Bennett.

Liam Dunachie is a versatile pianist and arranger, known for his work across jazz and musical theatre. A graduate of the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, he has performed with various ensembles and is recognized for his dynamic playing style.

Jeremy Brown studied at the Royal Academy of Music and is now one of the UK's leading bass players. He has been a regular member of the Peter King Quartet and has worked with top musicians such as Johnny Griffin, Art Farmer, and Brad Mehldau.

Matt Fishwick is a highly regarded drummer in the jazz world, known for his subtle and dynamic playing. He has performed across the UK, Europe, and the USA with artists including Scott Hamilton, Harry Allen, and Cedar Walton.

With such an exceptional lineup, this concert promises to be a memorable experience for all jazz enthusiasts.

On Sunday 28th September, the music runs from 12:30 to 2:45 (encores allowing!), so plan to arrive by 12:15 to secure your seat and place your orders for drinks and snacks.

We offer a variety of beverages, including alcoholic and non-alcoholic options, as well as tea, coffee, freshly prepared rolls, crisps, and other snacks.

Don’t forget our raffle! Proceeds go directly towards supporting the talented artists who bring the music to life.

Admission is £15 on the door, under 16s are free.

This is a non-profit club, operated and staffed by volunteers, dedicated to serving jazz enthusiasts both locally and beyond.

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