2019 Jazz Tui Award winners return to CJC
GRG67 is Roger Manins, Mostyn Cole, Tristan Deck and Michael Howell. They have been rehearsing together for a good 6 years or so. However, they are still rough. Rough – but good.
There is a real joy in their music , virtuosity when needed, quirky tunes, great musical communication and lots of energy. You will be interested because they are interested.
GRG67's first album The Thing won the TUI award for best NZ jazz album 2019.
The band features the music of Manins, Howell, Cole and GRG67 and it will be their first CJC performance since the infamous Thirsty Dog gig some time back...
FEATURING
Roger Manins - saxophone
Michael Howell - guitar
Mostyn Cole - bass
Tristan Deck - drums
ENTRY
$15 General Admission
$10 CJC Members
$10 Students
$5 CJC Student Members
+$1/per ticket for EFTPOS/CREDIT at door
Presale tickets available from Eventfinda until 5pm on day.
Door sales unless sold-out prior
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