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ReVibe Fest – ReLaunch, ReFresh, ReVive

Program of events & activities: FRIDAY 13th JUNE 6.30pm - Poetry Cafe - Open mic with Ric Hool - (Free Entry) 6.30pm - Youth Circus Cabaret @ Dance Blast - Monmouthshire Youth Circus Company will amaze you with their skills in this cabaret of circus.With Trapeze, Hoop, Rope and  Silks in the air and acro on the ground, there will be something for everyone. https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/danceblast/t-lnqnvop 8.30pm - Gin & Karaoke Cafe - Feel like a star on our mini stage: Fun 4 all 9.15pm - Bliss out with the Harp by Josie Felce. A late session relaxing with improvised sounds on [...]

Black Mountain Jazz Presents: Ursula Harrison & Sylvie Noble

The Melville Theatre The Melville Centre, Pen-y-Pound, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, United Kingdom

We’re thrilled to welcome two extraordinary young artists to the BMJ stage! Ursula Harrison – BBC Young Jazz Musician 2024 winner, renowned composer and bassist, with performances across Europe alongside ensembles like the National Youth Jazz Orchestra and the JM Jazz World Orchestra. Sylvie Noble – A rising star in UK jazz vocals, known for her soulful storytelling and adventurous improvisation, with standout shows at venues like Pizza Express Soho and The Vortex. Since meeting on the vibrant South Wales jazz scene, this dynamic duo has created magic together — and now they’re recording their debut album this summer. Don’t miss [...]

Jon Crespo Quartet – Beyond Armstrong

The Melville Theatre The Melville Centre, Pen-y-Pound, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, United Kingdom

Jon Crespo is a musician with vast global performance and touring experience. His credits include Lenny Kravitz, The Beach Boys, The Box Tops, KC and the Sunshine Band, The Platters, Michael Ball and Gareth Gates. Beyond Armstrong is a unique tribute to trumpets players who were inspired by and appeared on the jazz scene after Louis Armstrong. Arguably, one would suggest that modern jazz trumpet playing owes its roots and influences to him. In some way, every trumpet player owes approach, understanding and their sound to Armstrong. This tribute will explore and pay homage to some of those players - including [...]

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