Annie Booth Trio Plays the Beatles | Jan 16

The Annie Booth Trio will take to the Nocturne stage to perform the music of The Beatles through the jazz lens. Annie has become a force in the Denver jazz scene with recent awards as Westword Magazine’s winner in the “Best In Denver” jazz category for both 2015 and 2016 and a recipient of an ASCAP Young Jazz Composers Award.  In addition to her notable work as a recording artist and bandleader, she is an accomplished side-woman, playing often at Nocturne with a number of bands and very recently featured in the Greg Gisbert Quartet tour of Mexico through the “New York Jazz All-Stars” concert series.

Patrick McDevitt is an upright and electric bassist hailing from Denver, Colorado. From playing with national touring artists to working on the road with New Orleans’ famed percussionist Mike Dillon to anchoring down the Annie Booth Trio, Patrick is a versatile and talented player, prolific in a number of musical backgrounds. Recently completing his graduate degree in music at Denver University’s Lamont School of Music, Patrick is an in-demand bass player throughout the Denver area and beyond and a compelling bandleader in his own right.

Alejandro Castaño is a Denver based drummer, composer, and educator who has shared the stage with Ron Miles, Eric Gunnison, Steve Turre, Ken Walker, Josh Quinlan, John Gunther, Bob Montgomery, Justin Adams, members of The New Mastersounds and many more. Recently Alejandro was featured on the debut album of the Annie Booth Trio entitled “Wanderlust” and “Da Capo” by Cuban born musician Aldo Salvent. In addition to teaching privately, Alejandro is on the teaching staff with the Colorado Conservatory of the Jazz Arts and Denver School of the Arts.

Nocturne Jazz & Supper Club presents

Annie Booth Trio Plays the Beatles

Wednesday, January 16 – 6:30 & 8:30pm

A $10 per guest artist fee applies to this show. Reservations recommended!