Dan Rosenboom at The Grape

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Internationally acclaimed trumpet player and composer Dan Rosenboom returns to The Grape to celebrate the release of his epic new album Coordinates. This wide-ranging and powerful project embraces a futuristic view of rhythm and melody rife with hypnotic grooves and explosive energy!

Dan Rosenboom – Trumpets/Compositions
Gavin Templeton – Saxophones
Joshua White – Keys
Jake Vossler – Guitar
Jerry Watts Jr. – Bass
Caleb Dolister – Drums


“The Los Angeles based trumpeter’s new album is downright rocking, reminiscent of bombastic yet tight fusions of jazz and progressive metal…here held together by a much more stylistically fluid vision… Rosenboom’s sonic architectures feel breezy despite their intricate composition,...

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$10 cover at the door
Internationally acclaimed trumpet player and composer Dan Rosenboom returns to The Grape to celebrate the release of his epic new album Coordinates. This wide-ranging and powerful project embraces a futuristic view of rhythm and melody rife with hypnotic grooves and explosive energy!

Dan Rosenboom – Trumpets/Compositions
Gavin Templeton – Saxophones
Joshua White – Keys
Jake Vossler – Guitar
Jerry Watts Jr. – Bass
Caleb Dolister – Drums


“The Los Angeles based trumpeter’s new album is downright rocking, reminiscent of bombastic yet tight fusions of jazz and progressive metal…here held together by a much more stylistically fluid vision… Rosenboom’s sonic architectures feel breezy despite their intricate composition,
while his rousing sustained tones and rapturous licks lead the way like an unfettered guiding light.” –The Wire


“Growing from mysterious number patterns, Dan Rosenboom’s Coordinates evolved into a progressive-jazz-rock-adjacent meditation on the infinite-worlds-theory. Despite its conceptual depth, the grooves reign supreme here: This is a philosophy of the mind that gets the body moving.” –15 Questions


“Horn man Rosenboom at his toughest and most colorful, busting the walls to find grandeur in the collapse of modernity and opening cracks into the corners of the soul.”
–MetalJazz.com

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