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Brussels Jazz Alert presents Mobilhome

Avant-garde jazz music for nostalgic pop-rock boomers or birdsongs lovers

concert
TU 07.03.2023 20:00

Mobilhome is a jazz quintet based in Brussels formed around pianist Camille-Alban Spreng. Following the over kitch statement: "music is where your home is", they lead the listener on a stony countryside path, full of dangerous turns and smoggy landscapes.

Camille-Alban Spreng - keys
Vitja Pauwels - guitar
Sam Comerford - tenor saxophone
Lennart Heyndels - electric bass
Théo Lanau - drums

The concert is free, but registration is required. Want to support the Brussels jazz scene? Feel free to make a voluntary contribution via Brussels Jazz Alert. All donations go entirely to the artist.

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