Dom Pipkin: Piano From London, Soul From New Orleans at Albion Nights

We are delighted to announce an intimate show of singing, jamming, chatting and laughing with Dom Pipkin.

British piano star Dom Pipkin is accepted as a native in New Orleans - one of the “local” piano players and described by Blues in Britain magazine as “one of the world’s greatest exponents of New Orleans piano”. His solo shows are loved throughout the world. He also tours internationally as keyboard player to the British group Morcheeba and Paloma Faith

Jamie Cullum says, “I can’t hold a candle to this guy!"
Paloma Faith says, “When Dom plays, magic happens!”...

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We are delighted to announce an intimate show of singing, jamming, chatting and laughing with Dom Pipkin.

British piano star Dom Pipkin is accepted as a native in New Orleans - one of the “local” piano players and described by Blues in Britain magazine as “one of the world’s greatest exponents of New Orleans piano”. His solo shows are loved throughout the world. He also tours internationally as keyboard player to the British group Morcheeba and Paloma Faith

Jamie Cullum says, “I can’t hold a candle to this guy!"
Paloma Faith says, “When Dom plays, magic happens!”
Blues in Britain describes Pipkin as “One of the world’s greatest exponents of New Orleans piano”.

Occasional keyboard player to the stars (Ray Davies, Paloma Faith, Pee Wee Ellis, David Byrne, Paul Weller to name a few). Pipkin is now accepted as a native in New Orleans, performing alongside the biggest names (sharing stages with Allen Toussaint and Dr John).

Pipkin truly is one of the finest in Europe in this genre. He has released two piano albums to critical acclaim and national airplay, he now brings us “Live at The Temple” - a great collection of originals and covers in the New Orleans tradition. He performs regularly at Ronnie Scott’s, jazz and blues clubs, and festivals across Europe, and has been the subject of Radio 2 and Jazz FM specials.

https://www.dompipkin.com

As usual, entry is by a suggested donation of £15.
Please bring your own drinks.

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