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21YEARS

CELEBRATING 21 YEARS WITH 9 DAYS OF MUSIC.

THE BIRTHDAY PARTY

TWILIGHT CONCERTS

THE JAZZ LOUNGE

THE BELLERIVEBOARDWALK

THE HOME OF JAZZ IN TASMANIA

18–26 FEBRUARY 2017

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PRESENTED BY CLARENCE CITY COUNCILwww.clarenceartsandevents.net

CLARENCE

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22-26TH FEB

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9 DAYS. 44 BANDS. SWINGING SUMMER. CLARENCE JAZZ FESTIVAL. 18-26 FEBRUARY.2

WHAT’S THE GO?

THE BIRTHDAY PARTY TICKETED

ONE NIGHT ONLY!

Come celebrate on the manicured lawns of Rosny Farm with street food, delicious bar and three of the most jumping jive and hot swing bands in the country.

TWILIGHT CONCERTS FREE

6-8PM SUN - THUR

Bring chairs or a rug and dress for all seasons! Bar and food available, BYO picnic and drinks permitted and all performances are FREE!

WET WEATHER LOCATION

THE JAZZ LOUNGE TICKETED

WED - SAT Café and fully licensed bar inside The Barn with seating provided.

THE BELLERIVE BOARDWALK FREE

FRI - SUN Fully licensed (no BYO permitted) with fine food, wine and coffee vendors, seating provided, designated smoking area and entry is FREE!

BYO PERMITTED

LICENSED–NO BYO PERMITTED

CLARENCE

FESTIVAL

WELCOME FROM MAYOR & CONVENOR

WELCOME TO THE 2017 CLARENCE JAZZ FESTIVAL.The Clarence Jazz Festival on Hobart’s eastern shore is a celebration of live jazz in all its genres.This year’s festival welcomes international, national and Tasmanian musicians playing at stunning locations around the city including waterfront locations from South Arm to Geilston Bay, and the rural retreats of Richmond and Cambridge.

This year marks a special milestone as the Clarence Jazz Festival celebrates 21 years.

From humble beginnings, the Clarence Jazz Festival has now grown to a nine day festival this year with more than 200 artists playing at nine locations around our city.

Clarence is the home of jazz in Tasmania and we are a proud supporters of Tasmanian talent.

The jazz festival is a signature event in our city and delivers a fantastic festival atmosphere for people of all ages to enjoy. Events like these, add to the vibrancy of Clarence, making our city a desirable place to live, work and visit.

If you’re a visitor to Clarence, welcome! We hope you have the chance to explore all our city has to offer.

Whether you like your jazz loud or sultry, on lawns around Clarence or the comfort of the Rosny Barn, we have something for you to lean back, listen and enjoy.

CLARENCE CITY COUNCIL PO BOX 96 ROSNY PARK TAS 7018

03 6217 9620 [email protected] WWW.CLARENCEARTSANDEVENTS.NET CLARENCEJAZZFESTIVAL

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Clarence... 190 kilometres of coastline, pristine beaches, great parks and bushland, first class sportsgrounds, seaside villages, historic towns, wine regions... and the home of Jazz.

Ald. Heather Chong Jazz Festival Convenor

Mayor Doug Chipman Events Special Committee Chair

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Clarence Jazz Festival is turning 21 and it’s tuning up for its biggest ever party.Come celebrate on the manicured lawns of Rosny Farm with three of the most jumping jive and hot swing bands in the country; Shuffle Club, Lucky 7 and Yesterday’s Gentlemen.

In The Barn at Rosny Farm our three Ambassadors; George Washingmachine, Dan Barnett and Paul Williamson trading licks with a sizzling Tassie rhythm section.

With local street food, a bar full of deliciousness and a very jazzy exhibition in the gallery, it’s the event to warm up your toes and tonsils for the week ahead.

BOOKINGS PREFERRED www.clarenceartsandevents.net/clarence-jazz-festival

Shuffle Club

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THE BIRTHDAY PARTY

18 FEBRUARY 6PM-11.30PM

ROSNY FARMTICKETS $30 +BF

ON THE LAWN

6-7 Yesterday’s Gentlemen

7.30-8.45 Shuffle Club (Melbourne)

9.15-10.30 Lucky Seven (Adelaide)

THE JAZZ LOUNGE

7-7.30 + 8.45-9.15 + 10.30-11.30

The Ambassadors: George Washingmachine, Dan Barnett and Paul Williamson and friends.

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2017 ARTIST IN RESIDENCE: TOM SAMEKBorn in Prague in 1950, Tom landed in Tasmania in 1971 and has since etched his visual presence into its shared identity.

With major works gracing landmarks at the Federation Concert Hall, MyState Building, Frogmore Creek Winery and RACT HQ, he is perhaps even more well-known for the laconic wit of his small works in oil and print.

LIMITED EDITION 12’ VINYL RECORD: TWO SUITESTwo Suites is a special edition, limited release vinyl record produced for the Clarence Jazz Festival. On one side a suite in three parts, ‘The Fountains of Witley Court’, written and recorded by the late Ian Pearce (AM) - a stalwart of Australian jazz for half a century. The other, also a suite in three parts, the ‘Clarence Jazz Suite’ written and recorded by Kelly Ottaway the festival’s Artist in Residence for 2016.

Tom Samek has been commissioned to create a special artwork for the sleeve (pictured). The artwork and other musically themed works by Tom will be on display as part of a special anniversary exhibition in the Schoolhouse Gallery during the Festival.

The record is available for purchase at www.clarenceartsandevents.net or directly at all the concerts during the Clarence Jazz Festival.

ARTIST IN RESIDENCE PROGRAMThrough its Cultural Arts program Clarence Council commissions artists to create works that complement the Jazz Festival. Over the years the Festival has commissioned sculptures, paintings, an instrument exhibition, video installations, jazz compositions, a radio program and even a knitted piano.



The first evening of twilight concerts kicks off at South Arm and the Geilston Bay Foreshore. Two hot bands at each venue jamming out with our festival ambassadors. Barbecue and wine provided by local groups.

TWILIGHT CONCERTS

WHAT’S THE GO AT TWILIGHT CONCERTS?Bring chairs or a rug and dress for all seasons. Bar and food available, BYO picnic and drinks permitted and all performances are free.

CALVERTON OVAL, SOUTH ARM Calverton HallLES COQS INCROYABLES This three-part harmony trio combine theatre, silliness and instrumental excellence to deliver a show with savoir-faire.

WENDY WITH STRINGS ATTACHED A combo of classic swing and pop that swings from the 30s and 50s with surprises from KD Lang and The Mamas and the Papas to spice the pot.

GEILSTON BAY FORESHORE Geilston Bay Boat ClubNADIRA AND FRIENDS A cheeky take on well-loved hot swing and cool ballads from the great American songbook.

JAZZ FOR COWS Trad-jazz in its most raw, street-ready form that will get hominids and bovines alike stompin’ on the spot.

TWILIGHT CONCERTS

CALVERTON OVAL, SOUTH ARM

6-7 Les Coqs Incroyables

7-8 Wendy with Strings Attached

GEILSTON BAY FORESHORE

6-7 Nadira and Friends

7-8 Jazz for Cows

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Les Coqs Incroyables

Nadira and Friends

Jazz for CowsSUNDAY 19 FEBRUARY

FREE



A sultry Monday evening heralds the second course of the Twilight Concerts.CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL GROUNDS School HallBILLY WHITTON QUARTET On a bed of blues, Billy Whitton weaves a rug from Brazilian and jazz coloured skeins with the silken vocals of Tilly Martin.

D7 Continuing the Latin American motif, D7 summon cross-over rhythms with a repertoire of obscure but compelling classics.

SALACIA AVENUE RESERVE, HOWRAH The BarnSHORELINE JAZZ COLLECTIVE Young local musicians, united by a passion for jazz have been working hard to bring this combo of trad jazz and pop sensibilities.

DAVID SIKK QUARTET A frisson from the French quarter, Sikk’s Adleresque blues harp shines with this continental quartet.

TWILIGHT CONCERTS

TWILIGHT CONCERTS

CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL GROUNDS

6-7 Billy Whitton Quartet

7-8 D7

SALACIA AVENUE RESERVE, HOWRAH

6-7 Shoreline Jazz Collective

7-8 David Sikk Quartet

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MONDAY 20 FEBRUARY

FREE

Billy and Tilly

D7

Twilight Concerts


Use your slippers to get down with a soft shoe shuffle at hot Tuesday’s twilight concerts.SIMMONS PARK, LINDISFARNE The BarnTHE MOONSHINES This trio pay tribute to a speakeasy era and play timeless jazz classics that leave you itching for a martini.

DAN THE BAND A feature set by Clarence Jazz Ambassador Dan Barnett and his trombone, he’s combined with some of his favourite locals to lash Lindisfarne.

CREMORNE BEACH PARK Bowls Club

SERATONES With a whirling Leslie and wide body guitar strumming, Seratones delve into great old grooves and create an alchemical compound.

GYPSY 3 0 Sashaying through a repertoire of European inspired jazz, this trio leads a dance of instruments around the maypole.

TWILIGHT CONCERTS

TWILIGHT CONCERTS

SIMMONS PARK, LINDISFARNE

6-7 The Moonshines

7-8 Dan the Band

CREMORNE BEACH PARK

6-7 Seratones

7-8 Gypsy 3 O

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TUESDAY 21 FEBRUARY FREE

Simmons Park, Lindisfarne

Seratones



THE SCHOLARSClarence Jazz Festival is dedicated to developing the next generation of young Tasmanian players. As part of its commitment it invites three young artists to participate in a scholarship program which provides six months of private lessons from acclaimed jazz practitioners.

This culminates in a performance for opening night at the Bellerive Boardwalk (Day 7) with former recipients and our Ambassadors. This year’s recipients are:

JACK LARK

SCHOLARSHIP IN MALE VOCALS

JACK BATCHELOR SCHOLARSHIP IN BRASS

FRASER REYNOLDS THE IAN PEARCE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP IN PIANO (supported by Hobart Jazz Club)

THE AMBASSADORSEach year the Clarence Jazz Festival invites an Ambassador aboard to MC the concerts, guest with the bands and provide master class opportunities for our developing young players.For its 21st Birthday, the festival has invited all three of its regular impresarios to share the roll, bringing with them their favourite performing outfits and culminating in the ultimate performance at the Bellerive Boardwalk, the Ambassador’s Grand Finale. See one or all three of them each night.

GEORGE WASHINGMACHINE the man with the (white) goods returns with violin, vocal chords and an abundance of energy. Also known for his appearances in television and film and for his visual art, this true Renaissance man is also appearing with his jazz vocal group Blues Point.

DAN BARNETT big band leader, composer and dashing in a black vest brings his trombone to the fore as Clarence Ambassador. A maestro of the slide and subtly seductive vocalist to boot, Dan swings from shuffle to gallop and also sings with Blues Point.

PAUL WILLIAMSON has blown more reeds than the sea breeze on his tenor saxophone. With a string of recording and performing credits and the beating heart of jazz pumping through his valves, Paul brings his infamous Hammond Combo to the Jazz Lounge at Rosny Barn.

Paul, George and Dan

Jazz Scholar Jack Lark with tutor Katy Raucher


With a twilight concert and the opening of the Jazz Lounge at Rosny Farm, it’s a degustation menu for the ears.MONTAGU BAY PARK The BarnPAUL MARTIN QUARTET Traditional jazz swung high by these veterans of the jazz scene.ROZ PEARSON AND DELUXE Roz takes us on a journey through the vocal stylings of some of the leading ladies of the jazz era.

THE JAZZ LOUNGE AT ROSNY BARN ¾ BLUES POINT Australia’s premier vocal jazz group featuring Clarence Jazz Ambassadors George Washingmachine and Dan Barnett. The repertoire ranges from standards by Irving Berlin and Gershwin through to Ray Charles and Stevie Wonder.MIKE FIELD (CANADA) Jazz trumpeter and composer Mike Field is known for his bright, upbeat and energetic performances. Hailing from northern climes he brings his hottest arrangements for tasty snacks from the brasserie.TICKETS www.clarenceartsandevents.net/clarence-jazz-festival

TWILIGHT CONCERTS

MONTAGU BAY PARK

6-7 Paul Martin Quartet

7-8 Roz Pearson & Deluxe

THE JAZZ LOUNGE TICKETS $10 per show or $15 for both

ROSNY FARM

8-9.15 Blues Point (Sydney)

9.30-10.30 Mike Field (Canada)

TWILIGHT CONCERTS

5DAY

WEDNESDAY 22 FEBRUARY

FREE THE JAZZ LOUNGE

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Two of our most picturesque settings host four bands of very different styles before the Jazz Lounge at Rosny Barn opens up with a spectacular salute to the jazz crooners.

RICHMOND VILLAGE GREEN Richmond HallHARRY EDWARDS TRIO The Harry Edwards Trio perform original instrumental compositions inspired by gypsy and modern jazz. This performance features material from their debut album and new works for guitar, bass and violin.MOULDY FIGAnita van Riet has been singing early 20s jazz and blues for over 21 year. Her soulful and rich tones lend themselves naturally to this genre.

ON THE LAWN AT ROSNY FARNTIM JONES AND THE BIG CHEESE From shuffles to bossas, show-tunes to funky grooves, Tim, the tuba player for the TSO and his Big Cheese open up an evening of brass on the manicured lawns of Rosny Farm.HOWLIN JIM AND HIS HOT FOUR Toe tapping, brassy trad jazz from new young players channelling boom-town swing.

THE JAZZ LOUNGE AT ROSNY BARN ¾COMPLIMENTS TO THE CROONERS With finger snappin’ vocals, a fedora tilted just so and banter reminiscent of the Rat Pack, Rod Gilbert in his Compliment to The Crooners makes it all look and sound so effortless – a fine compliment indeed.TICKETS www.clarenceartsandevents.net/clarence-jazz-festival

TWILIGHT CONCERTS

RICHMOND VILLAGE GREEN

6-7 Harry Edwards Trio

7-8 Mouldy Fig

ON THE LAWN – ROSNY FARM

6-7 Tim Jones and the Big Cheese

7-8 Howlin Jim and his Hot Four

THE JAZZ LOUNGE TICKETS $15

ROSNY FARM

8-10 Compliments to the Crooners (Rod Gilbert - Melbourne)

TWILIGHT CONCERTS

6DAY

THURSDAY 23 FEBRUARY


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Howlin Jim and his Hot Four

TIm Jones and the Big Cheese



The start of the big weekend kicks off at the Bellerive Boardwalk with a selection of our younger talent featuring this year’s crop of Clarence Jazz Festival Scholars and some of our previous recipients returning to the fold.THE BELLERIVE BOARDWALKLAGOON HILL ZYDECO Zydeco is the lively, accordion and rub-board led, rhythm and blues infused music of Creoles of Louisiana. Prepare for some down south, down home fun.CJF SCHOLARS Featuring Jack Lark – Scholarship in Male Vocals, Jack Batchelor – Scholarship in Brass, Fraser Reynold – The Ian Pearce Scholarship in Piano. Joined by previous Clarence Young Jazz Players (CYJP), Liam O’Leary and Aaron Entresz.PHAT SPARROW WITH GILLAN GREGORY Having toured three continents and starring in the hugely successful pop band Strange Talk, Gillan Gregory (CYJP) returns to our shores with his jazz funk unit to deliver power slides on the Boardwalk stage where it all began.

THE JAZZ LOUNGE AT ROSNY BARN ¾SEDERGREEN AND ALLAN Geoff Allan, another of Tassie’s sons done good returns, having diversified his talents through studying classical opera and techniques from the great Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. He’s paired up with national treasure Bob Sedergreen, a pianist who has played with the likes of Dizzy Gillespie.MIA PALENCIA IN GOOD COMPANY WITH SPECIAL GUEST KATY RAUCHER One of Tasmania’s most stellar jazz ensembles, at the helm is outstanding vocalist Mia Palencia, delivering her suitcase full of re-imagined standards and tasteful originals with a deeply sensitive understanding of light and shade.TICKETS www.clarenceartsandevents.net/clarence-jazz-festival

THE BELLERIVE BOARDWALK

6-7.15 Lagoon Hill Zydeco

7.30-8.30 The CJF Scholars

8.45-10 Phat Sparrow with Gillan Gregory

THE JAZZ LOUNGE TICKETS $10 per show or $15 for both

ROSNY FARM

6.30-8.30 Sedergreen and Allan (Melbourne)

9-11 Mia Palencia in Good Company with special guest Katy Raucher


7DAY

FRIDAY 24 FEBRUARY


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Mia Palencia in Good Company

Lagoon Hill Zydeco

Gillan Gregory




THE EXHIBITION SCHOOLHOUSE GALLERY 17-26 FEBRUARY As part of the 21st Birthday celebrations this exhibition contains memorabilia, photos and sound bites charting the development of the festival from its modest beginnings to a 9 day festival across the whole of the City of Clarence. The exhibition also features artwork created by Tom Samek for the collector’s edition vinyl featuring Ian Pearce and Kelly Ottaway.

SCHOOLHOUSE GALLERY AT ROSNY FARM, OPEN WEDNESDAY TO SUNDAY 11AM-5PM

THINGS TO DO IN CLARENCEWHY NOT MAKE A DAY OF IT?Take a guided tour one of Australia’s most scenic sports stadiums at the Bellerive Oval from 10am every Tuesday and/or make a visit to the Tasmanian Cricket Museum. http://blundstonearena.com.au If it’s hot, Cremorne Beach is a great spot for swimming on the Eastern Shore while Clifton Beach is the best for surf and is patrolled 9am-4:30pm weekdays and 10am-3pm on weekends. https://beachsafe.org.au/tas/clarence Richmond is one of Tasmania’s most popular destinations, steeped in history, family-friendly and a hub for food and wine lovers. Explore Coal River Valley Wine Route on your way there. http://www.richmondvillage.com.au Got kids? Simmons Park in Lindisfarne has the most fun climbing and play equipment around and the new play area at Kangaroo Bay is great too. On the 25th and 26th at the festival on the Bellerive Boardwalk there is also free kids activities including a jumping castle, craft activities and face painting. If local produce tickles your fancy, the Bellerive Community Farmers’ Market is on every Saturday at the Bellerive Boardwalk from 8:30am-12:30pm. The Richmond Village Market features local produce and craft from the Coal River Valley every Saturday from 9am-3pm.

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Saturday comes on with a rush as the Bellerive Boardwalk heralds the arrival of a broadside of bands with full voice and jumping rhythm sections.THE BELLERIVE BOARDWALKTHE SPIKE MASON 4TET Saxophonist Spike Mason’s latest group is a new incarnation of the groovy and soulful jazz organ quartets of the past.BLUES POINT Australia’s premiere vocal jazz group featuring Clarence Jazz Ambassadors George Washingmachine and Dan Barnett. THE RUGCUTTERS JASS BAND Classic New Orleans and Chicago hot music, with a healthy dose of New York swing. These lads really know their onions.DR V’S SWING THING This 19 piece big band harking from Sydney explores the stylistic history of jazz and the big band repertoire, under the baton of Vlad Khusid and feature singer Joanna Fabro.MIQ The Matthew Ives Quintet is an acid jazz ensemble expounding the funky-jazz style from Britain in the 1990s. With powerhouse Stevie Stevenson on the mic, don’t deny your feet their dance floor.

THE JAZZ LOUNGE AT ROSNY BARN ¾KAYE PAYNE IS JUDY GARLAND This matinee performance explores the life of Judy Garland, from a vaudevillian child star to an acclaimed actress and singer featuring songs by Gershwin, Berlin and Porter.KRISTIN BERARDI One of Australia’s ‘first call’ jazz vocalists, Berardi’s swathe of awards illustrate this master at work as she applies ingenuity, technical brilliance and full throttle soul on stage. PAUL WILLIAMSON’S HAMMOND COMBO It’s not without reason that this outfit has held a 22 year long residency and touring schedule as long as your forearm. The ferocious groove of this powerhouse group drives with an electric prod.TICKETS www.clarenceartsandevents.net/clarence-jazz-festival


4-5 Spike Mason 4tet

5.15-6.15 Blues Point (Sydney)

6.30-7.30 The Rugcutters Jass Band

7.45-8.45 Dr V’s Swing Thing (Sydney)

9-10 MIQ

DANCE SETS Moonlight Aviators

THE JAZZ LOUNGE TICKETS *$10 per show or $15 for both

2-4 Judy Garland Tribute ($5)

6.30-8.30 *Kristin Berardi (QLD)

9-11 *Paul Williamson’s Hammond Combo (Melbourne)

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SATURDAY 25 FEBRUARY


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The grand stomping last day of Clarence Jazz’s 21st celebration begins with bubbles and ends with a pop as our three ‘bad hombre’ Ambassadors take the stage together.THE BELLERIVE BOARDWALKMODERN OPERATIVE Led by the incomparable Kelly Ottaway, this nonet of leading lights brings a repertoire of original compositions and finger licking arrangements.ELIZABETH COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL SUPER BAND The culmination of the Elizabeth College Stage Band Summer School programme, these students have been mentored by some of the country’s most respected performers.UNCLE GUS AND THE RIM SHOTS Hobart’s newest (and quite possibly youngest) swing and jive band. Along with their own original tunes and arrangements of popular songs, they play the music of greats like Louis Jordan, Louis Prima and Bull Moose Jackson.BIG SMALL BAND A jazz quintet led by drummer Konrad Park whose sound is inspired by the great quintets such as Miles Davis and Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers. Big Small Band celebrates contemporary jazz roots.AMBASSADOR’S GRAND FINALE Our multi-talented maestros George Washingmachine, Dan Barnett and Paul Williamson take the stage with a hand-picked ensemble to kick up your heels and knock your socks off.

THE JAZZ LOUNGE AT ROSNY BARN ¾ANITA CAIRNS’ NINA SIMONE TRIBUTE ($5) This emotive tribute will take you on a journey through the interpretations and arrangements of American pianist and singer Nina Simone.TICKETS www.clarenceartsandevents.net/clarence-jazz-festival


12-1.15 Modern Operative

1.30-2.30 Elizabeth College Summer School Super Band

2.45-3.45 Uncle Gus and the Rim Shots

4-5 Big Small Band

5.15-6.30 Ambassadors Grand Finale


THE JAZZ LOUNGE TICKETS $5

2-4 Nina Simone Tribute

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SUNDAY 26 FEBRUARY

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Big Small Band

Kelly Ottaway


DAY ONE SATURDAY 18 FEBRUARY

THE BIRTHDAY PARTY ROSNY FARMTICKETS $30 +BFWWW.CLARENCEARTSANDEVENTS.NET

ON THE LAWN

6-7 Yesterday’s Gentlemen

7.30-8.45 Shuffle Club (Melbourne)

9.15-10.30 Lucky Seven (Adelaide)

THE JAZZ LOUNGE

7-7.30 + 8.45-9.15 + 10.30-11.30

The Ambassadors: George Washingmachine, Dan Barnett and Paul Williamson and friends

DAY TWO SUNDAY 19 FEBRUARY


CALVERTON OVAL, SOUTH ARM Calverton Hall

6-7 Les Coqs Incroyables

7-8 Wendy with Strings Attached

GEILSTON BAY FORESHORE Geilston Bay Boat Club

6-7 Nadira and Friends

7-8 Jazz for Cows

DAY THREE MONDAY 20 FEBRUARY


CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL GROUNDS School Hall

6-7 Billy Whitton Quartet

7-8 D7

SALACIA AVENUE RESERVE, HOWRAH The Barn

6-7 Shoreline Jazz Collective

7-8 David Sikk Quartet

DAY FOUR TUESDAY 21 FEBRUARY


SIMMONS PARK, LINDISFARNE The Barn

6-7 The Moonshines

7-8 Dan the Band

CREMORNE BEACH PARK Bowls Club

6-7 Seratones

7-8 Gypsy 3 O

DAY FIVE WEDNESDAY 22 FEBRUARY


MONTAGU BAY PARK The Barn

6-7 Paul Martin Quartet

7-8 Roz Pearson & Deluxe

THE JAZZ LOUNGE $10 per show or $15 for both +BF

8-9.15 Blues Point (Sydney)

9.30-10.30 Mike Field (Canada)

DAY SIX THURSDAY 23 FEBRUARY


RICHMOND VILLAGE GREEN Richmond Hall

6-7 Harry Edwards Trio

7-8 Mouldy Fig

ON THE LAWN – ROSNY FARM

6-7 Tim Jones and the Big Cheese

7-8 Howlin Jim and his Hot Four

THE JAZZ LOUNGE TICKETS $15 +BF

8-10 Compliments to the Crooners (Rod Gilbert - Melbourne)

DAY SEVEN FRIDAY 24 FEBRUARY


6-7.15 Lagoon Hill Zydeco

7.30-8.30 The CJF Scholars

8.45-10 Phat Sparrow with Gillan Gregory

THE JAZZ LOUNGE $10 per show or $15 for both +BF

6.30-8.30 Sedergreen and Allan (Melbourne)

9-11 Mia Palencia in Good Company with special guest Katy Raucher

DAY EIGHT SATURDAY 25 FEBRUARY


4-5 Spike Mason 4tet

5.15-6.15 Blues Point (Sydney)

6.30-7.30 The Rugcutters Jass Band

7.45-8.45 Dr V’s Swing Thing (Sydney)

9-10 MIQ


THE JAZZ LOUNGE * $10 per show or $15 for both +BF

2-4 Judy Garland Tribute ($5)

6.30-8.30 *Kristin Berardi (QLD)

9-11 *Paul Williamson’s Hammond Combo (Melbourne)

DAY NINE SUNDAY 26 FEBRUARY


12-1.15 Modern Operative

1.30-2.30 Elizabeth College Summer School Super Band

2.45-3.45 Uncle Gus and the Rim Shots

4-5 Big Small Band

5.15-6.30 Ambassadors Grand Finale

DANCE SETS Lindy Mob

THE JAZZ LOUNGE TICKETS $5 +BF

2-4 Nina Simone Tribute

CLARENCE

FESTIVAL

9 DAYS. 44 BANDS. SWINGING SUMMER.

...AT A GLANCE

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THE JAZZ LOUNGE, THE BARN & ON THE LAWN Rosny Farm, Rosny Hill Road, Rosny

BELLERIVE BOARDWALK Cambridge Road, Bellerive

CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL GROUNDS Cambridge Road, Cambridge

CREMORNE BEACH PARK Frederick Henry Parade, Cremorne

GEILSTON BAY FORESHORE RESERVE Debomfords Lane, Geilston Bay

MONTAGU BAY PARK Rosny Esplanade, Montagu Bay

RICHMOND VILLAGE GREEN Bridge Street, Richmond

SALACIA AVENUE RESERVE Salacia Avenue, Howrah

SIMMONS PARK Esplanade, Lindisfarne

CALVERTON OVAL Calverton Place, South Arm

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