Love Supreme Jazz Festival Lewes Tickets - Glynde Place

Fergus McCreadie

1 concert

Fergus McCreadie, a Scottish jazz pianist known for blending Jazz with Scottish folk, mesmerizes globally. His album "Forest Floor" topped UK charts and he's a 2022 BBC New Generation Artist.

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue

36 concerts

New Orleans' Trombone Shorty, aka Troy Andrews, is a renowned trombonist, composer, and bandleader, known for blending funk, jazz, rock, hip-hop, soul, and blues. A childhood prodigy, he played with Bo Diddley at age four and toured with Lenny Kravitz at 13. He topped jazz charts with albums like Backatown and Parking Lot Symphony. Dedicated to his Treme roots, he founded the Trombone Shorty Foundation and authored two children's books. He's collaborated with top artists and remains a significant influence in contemporary jazz.

Joss Stone

14 concerts

British soul singer Joss Stone, born in Kent, debuted with "The Soul Sessions" which sold over five million copies globally. Known for hits like "Fell in Love with a Boy," she's earned Grammy and BRIT Awards, collaborating with legends like John Legend and Betty Wright.

Christone "Kingfish" Ingram

27 concerts

Grammy-winning blues guitarist & singer Christone “Kingfish” Ingram from Clarksdale, MS, is known for his intense performances. He's toured with Buddy Guy & won 10 Blues Music Awards. Rolling Stone praised his eclectic guitar style.

Kool & The Gang

15 concerts

Kool & the Gang, formed in the '60s, rose as a seminal funk and R&B group with hits like "Celebration" and "Jungle Boogie." Known for their jazz roots and energetic style, they achieved multiple Top 40 hits and platinum albums, collaborating with producers like Eumir Deodato and impacting genres broadly.

James Brandon Lewis

2 concerts

Born into the jazz world, James Brandon Lewis triumphed with "The Jesup Wagon" in 2021, praised for blending gospel and folk-blues. Winning multiple Jazz Album of the Year titles, he's lauded by icons like Sonny Rollins for his profound musicality.

Billy Cobham

2 concerts

Jazz fusion legend Billy Cobham, born in Panama and raised in NYC, is renowned for his dynamic drumming with Miles Davis and Mahavishnu Orchestra. He excelled as a bandleader post-Spectrum (1973), influencing rock and jazz with albums like Total Eclipse and Grammy-nominated Power Play. Known for electrifying live performances and global music influences, Cobham's career spans innovative solo projects and collaborations with icons like George Benson and Peter Gabriel.

Jordan Rakei

1 concert

Jordan Rakei, multi-instrumentalist & GRAMMY-nominee, is known for his soul, jazz & electronic music. Launched career with 'Cloak' in 2015. Signed to Ninja Tune, 1BN+ streams, and named Abbey Road Studios’ first Artist In Residence.

The War And Treaty

48 concerts

Founded by Michael and Tanya Trotter in 2014, The War And Treaty captivates with their passionate blend of American music. They've earned GRAMMY nods, and won AMA Duo/Group of the Year. Critically acclaimed, they've collaborated with Zach Bryan and opened for legends like Al Green and John Legend.

Dionne Warwick

19 concerts

Born into a gospel family, Dionne Warwick, known for her unique alto voice, emerged in the '60s with hits like "Walk On By" and "I Say a Little Prayer." Collaborated with Bacharach, David, and Bee Gees. Five-time Grammy winner with a 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award.

Chaka Khan

26 concerts

Chaka Khan, Chicago-born singer-songwriter, soared in the '70s as Rufus's frontperson, blending soul, funk, rock, and jazz. Known for hits like "Tell Me Something Good" and solo "I'm Every Woman," she won 10 Grammys. Hits include "Ain't Nobody" and "I Feel for You." Celebrated for diverse styles and significant collaborations across five decades.

Hiromi

23 concerts

Born in Japan, Hiromi's jazz fuses classical and pop, enhancing complexity. Notable works: "Another Mind," "Silver Lining Suite." Collaborated with Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke. Played at Tokyo Olympics, won Japan's Jazz Album of the Year.

Christian McBride

14 concerts

Philadelphia's Christian McBride, famed for his robust post-bop style, has won six Grammys. Known for early albums like "Gettin' to It," he's explored many genres. Also a jazz educator and radio host, he collaborates with top artists and directs jazz programs.