River Jazz Night: Anne Niepold
If there's one date you don't want to miss during the festival, it's River Jazz Night, the main event of the fortnight: a unique evening during which a carefully selected musician presents three different projects in the same evening, in each of the festival's partner venues.
Joris Posthumus Trio
The trio's musical chemistry is undeniable, with each member complementing the others in perfect harmony. Their ability to alternate between fast swinging melodies and moving ballads is testament to their total musical versatility. The trio blend hard-hitting hard bop with complex modal structures, creating an electrifying sound that's sure to wow any listener.
Jazz Station Big Band
Ft. David Linx
A fixture on the national and international scene, Jazz Station Big Band has become an integral part of Brussels' heritage over the years, a veritable mythical group of passionate professionals. Acclaimed by the press and recognised by their peers, several albums have been released on the Igloo and Hypnote Records labels, and soon on Step By [...].
Gregory Privat Trio
Discovered by the public at a piano competition organised by the Montreux Jazz Festival in 2008, Grégory Privat has since carved out a reputation for himself on the French scene. Following the release of his album 'Family Tree' on the prestigious ACT label, pianist and singer Grégory Privat confirms his great sensitivity and [...].
Swing party
The Jazz Station is delighted to be continuing its rich collaboration with the talented dancers and wonderful teachers behind Easy Swing! A swing ball, free swing dance classes, concerts, performances and many other surprises await you on this journey back in time to the heart of Harlem in the 1920s [...].
Steven Delannoye Quartet
The Delannoye-Andrioli duo, which has been the two musicians' home base for many years (with two albums on elNegocito Records), is now opening a new chapter. Steven brings a wide range of melodies and sounds to the table, while Nicola expands his range of possibilities with the addition of synthesizers. On drums, we find the Luxembourger [...].
Romain Pilon & Jeff Denson Trio
Both renowned instrumentalists, Jeff Denson and Romain Pilon met 20 years ago at Berklee College Of Music. At the time, they were jamming together, sharing a taste for adventure and a love of jazz without preconceived ideas. Since then, each of them has had a brilliant career on their own side of the Atlantic.
Stéphane Mercier "Mixology
Renowned Belgian jazz saxophonist/composer Stéphane Mercier has reunited most of the duet partners from his studio recording "Duology", and presented them in a live version of variable geometry, from duo to large ensemble.This is a group of exceptional individuals, allowing for unusual combinations of instrumentations, styles and strong personalities, all focused on one objective [...].
Nabou " You know "
With its original line-up of trombone, electric guitar, double bass and drums, N∆BOU is a breath of fresh air on the Belgian jazz scene. On the trombone, Nabou Claerhout, the band's leader and composer, offers a sound all her own: using all kinds of effects, she creates a musical universe [...].
Fergus McCreadie Trio + Brian Molley Quartet
Fergus McCreadie Trio With his second album 'Cairn', Scottish pianist Fergus McCreadie continues to excite audiences across the UK and Europe. A phenomenal technician, he has developed a deeply personal style that captures Scottish musical traditions and landscapes while honouring his American and Nordic influences. His trio has become a [...]
Fabrice Alleman " Spirit One " Clarity
"Clarity' is a project freely inspired by the sound world of Chet Baker, who left a deep impression on our well-known saxophonist. The result? A series of terribly melodic compositions written in this spirit. With Jean-Louis Rassinfosse on double bass and Nicola Andrioli on piano, Fabrice Alleman takes us into a world of melodies we've never heard before.
Viper's Rhythm Band
The Senghor welcomes Viper's Rhythm Band, a jazz group playing swing as it was played in the 1920s and 1930s, accompanied on stage by a couple of dancers to explore a pivotal period in history, and a style of jazz more likely to appeal to a non-specialist audience because of its popular aesthetic. Aaaah, the Roaring Twenties [...]
