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Preview: LUME – New Jazz Night at Hundred Crows Rising

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Dee Byrne and Cath Roberts Write:

Rising from the ashes of ‘Jazz At The Waterline’ and ‘Jazz At The Hackney Cut’, both of which had to fold due to venue closure, LUME will brighten up Thursday nights with a new blend of original and improvised music, starting in July.

Hundred Crows Rising in Penton Street in Islington is a relatively new establishment with a healthy appreciation for stuffed crows. On the corner of Chapel Market, the pub has a great upstairs room that we’re excited to adopt as our new space. We’re looking forward to working with Katy, the owner, to establish what will hopefully become a long-running new addition to the roster of London musician-run jazz/improv nights. We’re really chuffed with the location too; five minutes’ walk from Angel tube.

We’ve put together an exciting programme of diverse bands who will be coming to play for us over the next few months, including Esben Tjalve’s Red Kite, Olie Brice Quartet, Liran Donin’s One Thousand Boats, and Tom Ward’s Madwort Sax Quartet. For the opening night on July 4th, we are very happy to be hosting two SE Collective groups: Identitiy Parade and Redshift.

For full listings and news as it breaks, check out the LUME MUSIC website.

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