About

THE BIRMINGHAM JAZZ AND BLUES FESTIVAL

is back in Sandwell this summer for 2024 for loads of great live music in our museums and libraries.

Saturday 20th July 12:00pm -Florence Joelle

Bromwich Hall – Hall Green Road, West Bromwich B71 2EA

Florence Joelle is a Paris-born singer, songwriter, harmonica player and recording artist. Bred on jazz at home, and on the music of the Paris streets, she has created a musical subgenre all of her own- a French-English blend of Latin and classic jazz, vintage and contemporary blues, gypsy folk, fifties R&B and Parisian torch song. Tea. coffee and snacks available

The house is open 11am onwards for you to look around.

Friday 26th July, 7:00pm, Rich Dickinson’s Driving Force

Wednesbury Museum, Holyhead Road, WS10 7DF

Rich Dickinson’s Driving Force is an original power rock band who play some covers. Fronted by the incredible guitarist Rich Dickinson, the band has headlined gigs all over the country and is continuing to grow in popularity and interest has become worldwide. Why not bring your own posh picnic and drinks along (please keep food and drink to your tables though). Tea and coffee available to buy

Saturday 27th July 12:00pm Bruce Adams Quartet

Wednesbury Museum, Holyhead Road, WS10 7DF

Bruce Adams’ legendary richness of tone has recently been enhanced by his partnership with Eclipse trumpets. Bruce’s long career has brought him associations with many top players who value his spectacular technique and lyrical capacity. Why not bring a posh picnic and drinks (please keep food to your table and take rubbish away with you) Tea and coffee available. Tea and coffee available to buy

Sunday 28th July 2pm Warren James Skiffle Group (family fun and entertainment from 12pm, gig from 2pm)

Haden Hill House Museum, Off Barrs Road, Cradley Heath. B64 7JU

A talented banjo player, guitarist and singer of vintage skiffle, jazz, country, rock 'n' roll and blues music of the 1920s, 30s, 50s and 60s

Outdoor gig if the weather is fine, bring a picnic chair or blanket and a picnic. Tearoom open.

Sunday 28th July. 2pm Chick Wren’s Rollin’ River Band

Oak House Museum, Oak Road, West Bromwich, B70 8HJ

A collective of seasoned musicians delivering soulful, original renditions of blues, soul, R&B, and rock and roll classics. With years of experience, our band brings authenticity and musicianship to every performance. Outdoor gig if weather fin, bring a picnic chair or blanket and a picnic. The house is open from 11am for you to look around.

All our gigs are free and there is no need to book. Just turn up!

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