RVJB Festival Present Ed Kainyek Quartet at St Mary’s Centre

Music event

RVJB Festival Present Ed Kainyek Quartet at St Mary’s Centre

Sunday 5 May 2024

Online ticket sales will no longer be an option from 9pm on Saturday 4th May. Tickets are available on the door (please note, this is a cash only venue).

An excellent Sunday afternoon awaits you with Ed Kainyek and his quartet for this special at the St Mary’s Centre.

A local legend on the Manchester and Leeds jazz scene as saxophonist, teacher, band leader, arranger and most notably for having hosted innumerable jam sessions.

Ed is an alumnus of the Leeds Jazz Rock Orchestra and cites Dexter Gordon, Charlie Parker, Joe Henderson, Phil Woods, and Grover Washington as key influences on his playing. A highly skilled saxophonist with an earthy and expressive style who has graced the stages of Manchester International and Cheltenham Festivals.

Supported using public funding by Arts Council England.

Festival Freedom Passes

If you are considering buying tickets for this event you might want to consider purchasing a Festival Freedom Pass which gives you VIP access to all the Headline and ticketed events across the four festival days.

Pay what you can

We recognise that money can be a barrier to access quality live music. Thanks to the support of the Arts Council England there is a limited supply of advance tickets available on a “pay what you can” basis.

Please send an email to [email protected] for further information.
Tickets will be made available on a first come first served basis.

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Info and booking

  • Standard £5.00
  • Under 18's £0.00
  • RVJ&BF Member £5.00
  • Under 25's £5.00
Doors Open:
14.30
Layout:
Unreserved seating
Age Restriction:
None (Under 18's to be accompanied by an adult)
Important information before visiting:

We are a cashless venue and a ticketless venue, please see our guidelines before visiting

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