8pm Hawk’s Well Theatre €25/€12.50 u18s
THE FREDDIE HENDRIX
EXPERIENCE
Freddie Hendrix: trumpet
Oli Hayhurst: bass
Sun-Mi Hong: drums
Scott Flanigan: piano
& guests:
Gareth Lockrane: flutes
Micheal Murray: alto saxophone
Paul Dunlea: trombone
Three-time Grammy-winning trumpeter Freddie Hendrix is one of jazz
's most dynamic and in-demand performers, known for his electrifying versatility across genres. A Teaneck, NJ native,
he has shared stages with legends like Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, and Christian McBride,
while also shining as a composer and educator. With degrees from William Paterson and New
Jersey City University, Hendrix has taught at Princeton, The New School, and abroad, and his
global performances span 50 countries - including two White House appearances for
President Obama. Whether leading his own groups or anchoring big bands, his powerful
trumpet voice and 100+ recording credits make every performance unmissable.
SASHA BERLINER QUARTET
Sasha Berliner: vibraphone
John Goldsby: bass
Kush Abadey: drums
Pablo Held: piano
Sasha Berliner, a San Francisco-born vibraphonist and composer, rose to prominence after
studying with Stefon Harris at the New School. Her debut album Azalea (2019), blending jazz
with electronic and political themes, earned critical acclaim, while her sophomore
release Onyx (2022) topped charts and featured all-star collaborators. The first woman and
youngest winner of DownBeat’s "Rising Star - Vibraphone" award (2020), she has headlined
major festivals (Newport, Montreal) and performs with icons like Christian McBride.
A professor at UC Irvine, her genre-defying third album Fantome was released to critical
acclaim this year, solidifying her as a visionary in modern jazz. sashaberlinermusic.com
Book Tickets
Members of NoCrows and friends
9.30pm Shoot the Crows
Sligo world music outfit NoCrows gets augmented with friends from Sligo Jazz Project’s stellar faculty for a hot and sweaty Shoot the Crows session.
Festival Club Jam Session
10pm (After Show) Hawk’s Well Theatre Lobby
Catch some spontaneous performances featuring the 150 or so summer school participants who flock to Sligo each year for the love of jazz! You’d never know who might show up to join in.