LJF 2021 Double Bill: Fergus McCreadie Trio & Gerogia Cecile Quintet

Limerick Jazz Festival is proud to present a Night of Scottish Jazz live at the Belltable Theatre. Fergus McCreadie features as part of our double bill concert kicking off at 7.15pm.

Scottish pianist Fergus McCreadie’s trio has underlined it’s status as one of the most exciting young groups in European jazz.

Fergus Mcreadie on piano
David Bowden on bass
Stephen Henderson on drums.
Jazz vocalist Georgia Cécile

The trio’s music is dynamic and beautifully crafted, reflecting the Scottish landscape and musical traditions while honouring the American and European jazz legacies, and its huge emotional pull has brought audiences to their feet across Northern Europe and resulted in an appearance at Ronnie Scott’s International Piano Trio Festival.

At the helm of the new wave of UK jazz, Georgia Cécile has been receiving acclaim from audiences and critics on the strength of recent live and online performances during lockdown. Previous single ‘Blue Is Just A Colour’ premiered on BBC Radio 2’s Jamie Cullum show, following sell-out shows at UK jazz festivals including Edinburgh, Glasgow and London. Having picked up ‘Best Vocalist’ at the 2019 Scottish Jazz Awards, Cécile was also nominated for ‘Vocalist of the Year’ at the Jazz FM Awards 2020.

Proof of a Covid-19 vaccination certificate is required to attend this event. Wearing of mask/face covering is compulsory once inside the building.

More information available at the Limerick Jazz Festival Website: http://www.limerickjazzfestival.com/

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Venue Information - The Belltable Arts Centre

The Belltable was established in 1981 and was the first touring venue outside of Ireland featuring work from such prestigious organisations as The Abbey Theatre, Rough Magic Theatre Company etc. The venue on 69 O'Connell Street was selected out of a three city centre venues in order to provide a multi-functional space where dance, theatre, visual arts and music could coincide.