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Beat: Rosie Frater-Taylor

  • The Boileroom Stoke Fields Guildford, England, GU1 United Kingdom (map)

22-year-old singer, songwriter & guitarist Rosie Frater-Taylor blurs the lines between jazz, folk, pop & soul. Think Joni Mitchell meets George Benson, Lewis Taylor teams up with Emily King or a female version of John Mayer!

Rosie began exploring her own love of song writing, jazz and alternative harmony studying at both the Roundhouse and Royal Academy of Music.

Her self-produced debut album ‘On My Mind’ (2018), garnered praise from BBC 6 Music’s Tom Robinson, BBC Radio 1’s Abbie McCarthy, Becca Stevens “badass”, with Jazzwise Magazine hailing her “one to watch” and Giles Peterson, 6 Music declaring her “An artist I’ve fallen in love with, musically speaking.” Accumulating over one million streams to date, her 2nd album ‘Bloom’ saw her collaborate with Snowpoet’s Chris Hyson. ‘Bloom’ has been named Jazz FM ‘Album of The Week’ as well as one of KCRW’s ‘Albums of The Year’ catching the attention of the likes of Jamie Cullum, Jordan Rakei, Nitin Sawhney, Snarky Puppy’s Michael League

After a run of UK shows at the end of 2021, Rosie embarked on her first EU tour in 2022, including opening for legendary singer Kurt Elling and playing Gilles Peterson’s WorldWide Awards and We Out Here Festival.

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EVENT INFO

Doors open 7pm, support act from 7.30pm. The event will finish about 11pm

TICKETS

Tickets £12 for General admission, £10 for Guildford Jazz Members, £5 full time students/concessions* +£1 booking fee

* concession tickets apply if you are in receipt of universal credit, income support or job seekers allowance, are registered disabled or are under 18

We don’t issue physical tickets for our events, just give your name on the door when you arrive (id required for student tickets, and as appropriate for other concessionary tickets).

WHO'S PLAYING?

Rosie Frater-Tayor

Rosie Frater-Taylor (guitar, vocals)

Tom Potter (drums)

Dave Edwards (bass)

Support: Easy Does It + Peagypt

The collision of premiere rhythm section Easy Does it and Soul/Jazz group Peagypt. Easy Does It are a rhythm section/session band who draw a lot of influence from the sounds of the 70s. Peagypt is the brainchild of Portuguese power duo Ines Silva and Telmo Terremoto - 2 figures on the scene often praised for their deep creativity. Seeing as the band is more or less made up of the same members, this evening we’ve chosen to combine the groups into a power group to offer some tasty variety!

DIRECTIONS

The address is The Boileroom, 13 Stoke Fields, Guildford GU1 4LS

Please click here for details about parking and transport.

Please note this event is unreserved standing only. For more information on accessibility please click here

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