Standing Ovation for Marcus Miller

Wednesday 28 October 2015

*Photo credit to Rich Etteridge for Slate the Disco (Click here to see more photos from the night)

Marcus Miller has worked with some of the most legendary musicans in the world, including Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, Aretha Franklin, Eric Clapton and Snoop Dogg. But on the 27th Oct he stopped by in little old Cambridge and blew the crowd away, ending in a standing ovation and thunderous calls for encores.

He performed tracks off his album Afrodeezia, and was complemented by his live band and supported by British jazz trombonist, the founder and bandleader of BadBone and Co, Dennis Rollins and his new formation Velocity Trio

See below for Reviews

"Cold-blooded indeed. Miller is a past master at stirring up excitement with the minimum means, which he does with a half-smile that shows he’s unstirred himself. Cool cat he may be, but Miller is actually a man of deep feeling" ★★★★ - The Telegraph (Read the full review here)

"From the moment he opened up on electric bass we could feel the vibrations through our shoes, groping up our legs and filling our guts with queasiness. His was an authoritative presence, and he displayed the versatility for which he is famous by playing a range of instruments, from strings to bass saxophone with the occasional vocal line thrown in for good measure" - Cambridge News (Read the full review here)

The Marcus Miller show was part of the Cambridge Corn Exchange's cornex:discover series (exploring music beyond the mainstream). 

The 2016/17 series will feature Tindersticks are an indie rock band formed in 1991, coming to the Corn Exchange on Friday 6 May 2016. Their 10th studio album The Waiting Room,  (Feb 2016) will be their first studio album since 2012’s acclaimed The Something Rain. Each song will have a specially commissioned film to accompany it with the series produced by La Blogoteque and directed by a host of different international film directors including Christoph Girardet (Germany), Claire Denis and Pierre Vinour (France), Gabriel Sanna (Brazil) and Rosie Pedlow and Joe King (UK).

Click here to book for:Tindersticks