BBC Electric Proms

Jamie Cullum and SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS

Past event
Thursday 25 October 2007
Oct 25

Roundhouse

Chalk Farm Rd
London NW1 8EH
United Kingdom
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Tel: +44.(0)20.7424 9991
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SOIL & PIMP “SESSIONS” with Jamie Cullum

Japanese jazz renegades SOIL & “PIMP” SESSIONS like to get you off your seats. The Tokyo six piece featuring Shacho (agitator, spirit), Tabu zombie (trumpet), Motoharu (sax), Josei (piano), Akita Goldman (bass) and Midoryn (drums) made their mark on the Japanese scene with what they like to call “DEATH JAZZ”, focusing on exhilarating live shows. This year they join us for the BBC Electric Proms alongside the UK’s very own jazz sensation, Jamie Cullum.

Cullum became the number 1 selling jazz artist in 2003 with his album ‘Twentysomething’ and has since gained a reputation for dabbling in all styles of music. Teaming up with SOIL & “PIMP” SESSIONS, this performance promises to defy any preconceived notions of jazz.


BBC Electric Proms
This gig is part of the BBC’s Electric Proms festival which takes place across Camden on 24-28 October. Over 80 artists are performing and they’ve all been encouraged to create something unique for their shows.

The gigs will be broadcast across BBC TV, radio and will be online to watch at bbc.co.uk/electricproms
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  • sistak

    I spent the box office opening day trying to get through the phone and on the internet to get to a ticket, but wasn't among the lucky ones in the end : ( Being a huge fan not only of the 'Pimps' but of Jamie Cullum, if someone can help, I'm ready to pay whatever it will cost! Julie

    October 2007
  • BackwardsBoy

    What??? someone explain

    October 2007
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