Crosscurrents Trio: Eric Harland, Dave Holland, Chris Potter

Under the collective group name of Crosscurrents Trio, Dave Holland, Eric Harland and Chris Potter join together as three of the most sophisticated and masterful arrangers and composers.

A monumental and exceptional ensemble that will inspire and excite a global audience with their formidable display of virtuosity, brilliance and sophisticated musical language. An international supergroup featuring giants of jazz and world music, Cross Currents Trio is masterfully crafted and displays a clarity and intensity of vision with a deep desire of mutual respect for collaboration and love of music.

Opening the evening is Mongolian jazz singer Enji. With her one-off sound and delicate, dexterous vocals, Enji is garnering fans from the likes of BBC 6 music’s Gilles Peterson. Enji’s latest album Ursgal received numerous 'Album of the Year' reviews with MOJO describing her as 'Like Ella Fitzgerald singing in Khalkha'.

Important information about this event
Due to a medical issue, Zakir Hussain is unfortunately unable to travel and will not be performing in this show. Dave Holland and Chris Potter have decided to go ahead with the show and will be joined by drummer/percussionist Eric Harland.

Stage times
7.30pm - 8pm Enji (support artist)
8 - 8.20pm - Interval
8.20pm - 9.50pm Crosscurrents Trio
Stage times are approximate and subject to change.

Under 14's to be accompanied. The end time for this performance will be added nearer the time.

Produced by Serious. Part of the EFG London Jazz Festival.

‘Their mix of ragas, swing and more besides was a highlight of the 2017 EFG London Jazz Festival‘

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Location
The Barbican Hall is located within the main Barbican building. Head to Level G and follow the signs to find your seating level.

Address
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Silk Street, London
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