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Day: August 24, 2023

Adelaide Jazz, Gigs and concerts, Reviews Posted on24 August 202325 August 2023

Authentic, unpretentious, and engaging: Jazzmeia Horn Live at UKARIA

Jazzmeia Horn’s scatting is like nothing I’ve ever heard — her originality of interpretation transcends.

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Gigs and concerts, Reviews Posted on24 August 202325 August 2023

Kurt Elling & Charlie Hunter’s ‘Superblue’: a case of dual sheer artistry

The audience was treated to Kurt Elling’s distinctive, creative vocalese, punctuated by the scintillating lyrical embellishments of guitarist Charlie Hunter as well as his masterful solos. It was a case of dual sheer artistry.

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