Jeanie Barton plays the Jazz Stage at Hockley Hustle, the Sunday jazz festival across Hockley, Nottingham.
Jeanie Barton plays at Mesa Restaurant in Hockley on Sunday 25 October, as part of the Hockley Hustle. She's on at 21:00 with Si Potts on drums, and the venue runs from 14:00 to 22:00.
Barton runs the Jazz Stage for Hockley Hustle, a Sunday music festival that spreads across Hockley, Nottingham, with around 30 sets at 18 venues and a single wristband for the day. The Hustle has grown over the years: last time it launched with four queer-led promoters, including a Queer Up Duck exhibition, a Queer Notts zine, the city's first ballroom from Queerish and Unamed Drag at The Lord Roberts. The day culminates in the free Hockley Hustle Can Samba parade down Broad Street, followed by the Step N Groove flashmob performance.
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Barton and her various bands and ensembles play at a host of jazz clubs and venues in Nottingham, London and around the UK, and have taken part in events such as Oxjam. This set is one of many on the day, so you can make it a standalone trip or part of a longer Sunday. Mesa is in Hockley, and the festival runs from 14:00 to 22:00, with Barton taking the stage at 21:00 alongside Si Potts on drums.
