The Jazz Hub Melbourne International Jazz Festival 2021

published: 10 Sep 2021

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During the Melbourne International Jazz Festival, drop in to the Jazz Hub for a pre-show drink and snack with DJs.

Then, after seeing a show or two, kick on at the iconic late night jams until the early hours.

Led by local legends The Rookies, these spontaneous, all improvised and unrepeatable festival-only sessions celebrate Melbourne's jazz community alongside festival artists dropping in to jam - you never know who'll end up on stage. It might be Barney McAll, The Experience, Kate K-S and Brett Williams, Natalie Slade, The Vampires, Tangents, Joe Chindamo, Melbourne Amplified Strings, Mat Jodrell Sextet, Myele Manzanza Quintet, Thando, Luke Howard Trio, Mick Nock/Julien Wilson/Jonathan Zwartz/Hamish Stuart, Ross McHenry Trio, Paul Grabowksy AO & Ngaiire and Horns of Leroy.

Part of the Melbourne International Jazz Festival.

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During the Melbourne International Jazz Festival, drop in to the Jazz Hub for a pre-show drink and snack with DJs.

Then, after seeing a show or two, kick on at the iconic late night jams until the early hours.

Part of the Melbourne International Jazz Festival.

See new events on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxqKJcD5y33GNFEcVDXxjsw/video

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The Jazz Hub Melbourne International Jazz Festival 2021 | Melbourne

The Jazz Hub Melbourne International Jazz Festival 2021 is on 15 - 24 October 2021. The opening hours are: 5PM - 1AM. Conveniently located in Melbourne. Call 03 9001 1388 for details. Visit their website at https://www.melbournejazz.com/.

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Event Details

what: The Jazz Hub Melbourne International Jazz Festival 2021

when: 15 - 24 October 2021

start time/end time: 5PM - 1AM

venue: The Toff in Town

website: https://www.melbournejazz.com/

phone: 03 9001 1388

city/suburb: Melbourne VIC

address: 2f/252 Swanston St Melbourne 3000

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