Cheltenham Jazz Festival at The Brewery Quarter
Wednesday 1 - BH Monday 6 May 2024
The hottest place in town for the Cheltenham Jazz Festival!
Whether you're a seasoned jazz enthusiast or new to the genre, there's something for everyone to revel in during this scintillating May Bank Holiday weekend. Join musical magic at The Brewery Quarter or swing by The Botanist to immerse yourself in the pulsating rhythms and soulful tunes of the festival.
May 2nd, 7:30 – 8:30pm Belle Acoustique
Venue: The Botanist
This dynamic trio brings a fusion of jazz, soul, blues, and funk, from classic hits to contemporary favorites, sure to get you grooving.
May 3rd, 8-9pm The Other Way
Venue: The Botanist
Prepare to be enchanted by ecological soul-jazz melodies, transporting you into a world of rhythmic bliss with echoes of musical legends.
May 4th, 1:15pm – 2pm George and Mariella
Venue: The Brewery Quarter – Cupola Tower
Indulge in the alternative/indie sounds of George and Mariella, offering a mesmerizing blend of vocals and instrumentals, perfect for a laid-back afternoon.
May 4th, 2:30 – 3:30pm Refuge
Venue: The Brewery Quarter – Cupola Tower
Experience a unique blend of sax-led, ska-infused indie classics, guaranteed to ignite your senses and keep you moving.
May 5th, 1:30 – 2:15pm Emma and Rosie
Venue: The Brewery Quarter – Cupola Tower
Join indie pop duo Emma and Rosie for an enchanting performance, showcasing their creative synergy and infectious melodies.
May 5th, 2:30 – 3:30pm Lickshot
Venue: The Brewery Quarter – Cupola Tower
Get ready to rock out with Lickshot as they blend nu-metal, ska, and hip hop influences into a high-energy performance that will leave you wanting more.
May 5th, 3:30pm Beatroot
Venue: Starting from The Brewery Quarter
Don't miss Beatroot's electrifying performance as they weave through the town with their nine-piece instrumental funk band, promising an unforgettable musical journey across genres.
The Brewery in Cheltenham is walking distance from the racecourse or you can park in the NCP in St Margaret’s Road.
