Salisbury jazz quartet Centrepiece play melodic, vocal-led jazz and blues at The Duke of York.
Centrepiece are playing The Duke of York on Saturday 7 November, with the set starting at 8.30pm. They're a Salisbury-based jazz quartet, so this is a local band playing on home turf rather than a touring act passing through.
Their sound sits in the melodic, vocal-led end of things, with jazz and blues at the core. The vocal lead is the thing to hold onto here — it's not a purely instrumental night, so there's a voice to follow through the set. They describe their style as melodic, vocal-led jazz and blues, and they add 'and more' to that, which gives them a bit of room to wander beyond the two main labels.
As a quartet, they've got four people on stage, and being Salisbury-based means they're part of the local scene here rather than coming in from elsewhere. If you've got a soft spot for jazz and blues, this is exactly the kind of thing they do. The vocal lead puts it in a different place from a standard instrumental jazz set, and the melodic side of things keeps it grounded.
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It's at The Duke of York, 34 York Road, Salisbury, SP2 7AS, on Saturday 7 November, starting at 8.30pm.
