Twickenham Jazz Club's Past Gigs

Nick Mills Blue Note Project & Club’s Summer Party!

A heartfelt Thank You to all band members:
Nick Mills: Trombone,
Martin Shaw: Trumpet,
Dave O Higgins: Saxophone,
Leon Greening: Piano,
Jez Brown: Double Bass,
Matt Home: Drums

On 22nd July 2026 at Twickenham Jazz Club, we had an unforgettable evening with Nick Mills’ Blue Note Project as they presented “It Must Schwing,” a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Blue Note Records. This ensemble of exceptional musicians will transport you to the golden era of jazz, capturing the essence of the iconic label’s sound.

The Band:

  • Nick Mills (Trombone): Renowned for his expressive trombone playing, Nick Mills leads the ensemble with passion and authenticity.

  • Dave O’Higgins (Saxophone): A distinguished saxophonist known for his versatility and soulful interpretations.

  • Martin Shaw (Trumpet): Celebrated for his dynamic trumpet performances and contributions to the jazz scene.

  • Leon Greening (Keyboard): A masterful pianist whose style resonates with the classic Blue Note sound.

  • Jez Brown (Double Bass): An accomplished bassist providing the foundational rhythms that drive the ensemble.

  • Matt Home (Drums): A dynamic drummer known for his ability to blend seamlessly into various jazz styles.

About Blue Note Records:

Founded in 1939 by Alfred Lion and Max Margulis, Blue Note Records became synonymous with the hard bop style of jazz, blending bebop with soul, blues, rhythm and blues, and gospel. The label’s commitment to artistic freedom and high-quality recordings attracted legends like John Coltrane, Miles Davis, and Thelonious Monk. Their innovative approach not only shaped the course of jazz but also left an indelible mark on the music industry.

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