ARTIST IN RESIDENCE Jeremy Sassoon: THE NEW YEAR TRADITION CONCERT

Jeremy Sassoon kehrt für seine jährliche Konzertreihe ins A-Trane zurück. Der britische Pianist und Sänger verbindet Jazz, Blues und Soul zu einem Programm aus eigenen Stücken und ausgewählten Klassikern. Begleitet wird er von seinem Trio mit Michael Kersting und Carsten Schmelzer. Je nach Abend ergänzen Florian Menzel oder Markus Ehrlich sowie Björn Werra die Besetzung auf der Bühne. Der Fokus liegt auf dem Zusammenspiel und dem Austausch mit dem Publikum. Die Atmosphäre im Club ist dabei direkt und auf den Musiker ausgerichtet.

JEREMY SASSOON TRIO FEAT: CARSTEN SCHMELZER / BJÖRN WERRA-MICHAEL KERSTING SPECIAL GUEST: FLORIAN MENZEL / MARKUS EHRLICH. „i am returning to the A-Trane for a 13th year, joining forces with some of Germany’s finest musicians for an evening of jazz, blues and soul. Expect favourites from across Jeremy’s repertoire alongside tracks from his 2026 album, Older and Wiser , all delivered with his trademark mix of soulful vocals, engaging storytelling and rapport with the audience.“ Jeremy Sassoon. The club welcomes back Jeremy Sassoon for some of our most popular shows of the year. 2027 will be Jeremy’s 13th year at the A-Trane , which speaks for itself. He is one of the UK’s most in demand singer pianists, well known for his rich soulful voice, dazzling piano skills and his charismatic personality as a front man. He has headlined Ronnie Scotts Jazz Club, performed on the main stage at the Love Supreme Jazz Festival, Europe’s largest outdoor jazz festival, and reached number 1 on the iTunes chart for his recording of the song The Things We’ve Handed Down. He rejoins his German Trio Michael Kersting , Carsten Schmelzer. Jeremy will also invite, like he did every year, special guests on Friday Florian Menzel and Saturday Markus Ehrlich , who will be accompanied by Björn Werra and Michael Kersting. « Jeremy Sassoon is a performer of the highest calibre. His voice is rich and soulful, his piano skills dazzling, and his charisma as a frontman is undeniable » Edinburgh Reviews.co.uk. « Maybe the years in psychiatry gave him insight into how to charm a crowd. He definitely has that skill.» Fringe review. « Sassoon’s voice is rich and warm, capable of both crooner tenderness and bluesy grit when the moment demands it » One4Review.