April Jazz Club: Olli Soikkeli New York Trio at Sokos Hotel Tapiola Garden

Tickets 20 / 15 €
Olli Soikkeli has become one of the world's most renowned gypsy jazz guitarists. Now he performs in Finland with his New York trio, bassist Antti Lötjönen and drummer Ben Zweig. The concert is part of the trio's Finnish album release tour.
Soikkeli, who has been living in New York for more than ten years, has performed alongside world stars of the genre at jazz clubs and festivals throughout Europe and the United States.
"Olli Soikkeli, is a riveting Finnish guitarist who combines astonishing dexterity and speed with pure soul in a way that places him among the worthiest current day successors to the legacy of the great Django." – The Wall Street Journal...

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Tickets 20 / 15 €
Olli Soikkeli has become one of the world's most renowned gypsy jazz guitarists. Now he performs in Finland with his New York trio, bassist Antti Lötjönen and drummer Ben Zweig. The concert is part of the trio's Finnish album release tour.
Soikkeli, who has been living in New York for more than ten years, has performed alongside world stars of the genre at jazz clubs and festivals throughout Europe and the United States.
"Olli Soikkeli, is a riveting Finnish guitarist who combines astonishing dexterity and speed with pure soul in a way that places him among the worthiest current day successors to the legacy of the great Django." – The Wall Street Journal

Liput 20 / 15 €
Olli Soikkeli on noussut yhdeksi maailman arvostetuimmista gypsy jazz -kitaristeista. Nyt hän esiintyy Suomessa New York-trionsa, basisti Antti Lötjösen ja rumpali Ben Zweigin, kanssa. Konsertti on osa trion Suomen levynjulkaisukiertuetta. Jo yli kymmenen vuotta New Yorkissa asunut Soikkeli on esiintynyt genren maailmantähtien rinnalla jazzklubeilla ja festivaaleilla ympäri Eurooppaa ja Yhdysvaltoja.
"Olli Soikkeli, is a riveting Finnish guitarist who combines astonishing dexterity and speed with pure soul in a way that places him among the worthiest current day successors to the legacy of the great Django." -The Wall Street Journal

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