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Swing Into Christmas With the Jack Amblin Quartet

Hermon Chapel Arts Centre, OswestryMonday 21. December 2026 8pmFrom £20
Outdoor lamp covered in snow and dressed with a red bow
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Once again back by popular demand, Hermon Arts presents another 'Swing into Christmas' with the Jack Amblin Quartet on the 21st December playing your favourite…

Once again back by popular demand, Hermon Arts presents another 'Swing into Christmas' with the Jack Amblin Quartet on the 21st December playing your favourite swing tunes.Musicians
Jack Amblin is a Welsh drummer, singer, washboard player and tap dancer, who specialises in jazz from the 1920s to rock n roll of the 1950s. He has performed with acts like Postmodern Jukebox, Ashley Campbell, and The Jive Aces, with career highlights including performances at the The Royal Albert Hall, L'Olympia in Paris, London Palladium and Ronnie Scott's.Jim Wynn, a jazz musician and educator from Shropshire, graduated with a BMus (Hons) degree from the Birmingham Conservatoire in 2007 and has since become a prominent performer, composer, arranger, and bandleader. He leads several groups, including The Jim Wynn Swing Orchestra, performing 1930s swing, while also composing for film, television, and educational purposes.Shrewsbury based Anthony Stevens is a talented multi instrumentalist with over 30 years of experience, known for his animated performances and playful antics. Antony is always busy with various outfits including being a founding member of The Stray Horns, a 4 piece roaming brass band.Shropshire singer Grace Amblin graduated from The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in 2015. Her skills in Opera, Musical Theatre and Jazz vocals make her an enchanting presence on any stage

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