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Day: June 24, 2018

Festivals, Gigs and concerts, Interviews Posted on24 June 201824 June 2018

Kimba Griffith: “I don’t understand why nostalgia is bad”

“I didn’t want to do a tribute show, it’s not really my style”, Kimba Griffith says. “I wanted to mix really recognisable tunes with the power of jazz improvisation, which includes the idea of reinvention. When you’re a teenager, that’s what you do, you reinvent yourself.”

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