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TROY ROBERTS NU-JIVE ONE SHOW AT 7PM

September 16, 2023 @ 7:00 pm

 |  $35 – $50

Details

Date:
September 16, 2023
Time:
7:00 pm
Cost:
$35 – $50
Event Category:
Website:
https://www.ticketweb.com/event/troy-roberts-nu-jive-scullers-jazz-club-tickets/13334198

Venue

Scullers Jazz Club
400 Soldiers Field Road
Boston, MA 02138 United States
About

Troy Roberts – saxophone

Tim Jago – guitar

Silvano Monasterios – piano & keyboards

Eric England – bass

David Chiverton – drums

Embracing his love for a vast variety of stylistic genres, two-time GRAMMY nominated saxophonist, Troy Roberts is quickly becoming one of the most widely recorded touring artists of his time. As a go-to first call saxophonist, his name adorns several essential recordings ranging from the legendary Joey DeFrancesco to the iconic Van Morrison to the quintessential Jeff “Tain” Watts, to the tireless Orrin Evans Captain Black Big Band, to the critically acclaimed Kurt Elling, to the breathtaking Veronica Swift, including numerous other jazz veterans, and newcomers considered tastemakers of their generation.

Roberts, an Australian-born, now long-time New York resident, is also a prolific leader with fifteen releases to his name. Currently celebrating his latest, NU-JIVE: LIVE at the Perth International Jazz Festival (Toy Robot Music), Roberts maintains a busy recording and performance schedule with some of the greatest artists of today.

Troy Roberts’ NU-JIVE is the convening of five soulful beings who take the listener on a creative journey through the architecture of Troy’s original compositions. The music is an eclectic, yet head-bopping concoction of Soul, Funk, R&B and Gospel music – all musically glued together by each member’s deep sense of Jazz etiquette. Tonight’s show is not to be missed!

Roberts, though young in age, certainly has an arsenal of abilities under his belt, and has the makings and foundation of a lasting great saxophonist. Versatile in style, with a strong grasp of yesterday and today, he is a force to be reckoned with no matter the setting. He is more than one to watch, he is one to follow closely. – JazzTimes Magazine