Candleriggs Free Stage Glasgow Jazz Festival
Candleriggs Free Stage
Glasgow Jazz Festival
FRI 26 June 5 – 8pm, SAT 27 June 2 – 8pm, SUN 28 June 2 – 8pm
Headlining Fri 26 Funk Nation, Sat 27 Rose Room & Sun 28 Brass Jaw
The Candleriggs Stage will be full of all kinds of music including New Orleans style brass band, sombrero’d mariachi band, barbershop crooners, funk and groovers as well as gypsy jazz and soulful singers.
Hosted by River City’s Carmen Pieraccini
With food and drinks stalls and a licensed bar.
Corner of Candleriggs & Wilton St, Merchant City, G1
Full details from www.jazzfest.co.uk
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