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Jon Bentley Quartet
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Event Region - Vernon
Description
Join us for an electrifying night as the Jon Bentley Quartet hits our stage to highlight their 2025 release Go Ahead! – an album rooted in soulful grooves, powerful melodies, and funky swing. Jon Bentley is a Juno nominated veteran jazz saxophonist with decades of professional international experience and over 30 recordings as bandleader and sideman.
Bentley’s saxophone/organ jazz quartet plays a mix of originals and classic jazz repertoire. Jon’s big, expressive tenor leads a distinctive lineup with Chris Gestrin on the B3 organ, Tristan Paxton on guitar, and Joe Poole on drums. Audiences can expect tight unison lines with open and expressive soloing. This is the kind of jazz that rewards close listening but is never pretentious.
“Saxophonist Jon Bentley is one of Vancouver’s unsung musical talents, a gifted musician who never grandstands, but rather brings out the best in the musicians around him” (Vancouver Sun)
Organizer
Vernon Jazz Club
We are a completely volunteer-run non-profit society. We are dedicated to providing a space to enjoy a variety of top quality live music. The Club is located on the second floor of an iconic heritage building in downtown Vernon, at 3000 – 31st Street (above Nolan’s Pharmasave). We seat 140 patrons cabaret-style, with full bar offerings.
Venue
We are a completely volunteer-run non-profit society. We are dedicated to providing a space to enjoy a variety of top quality live music. The Club is located on the second floor of an iconic heritage building in downtown Vernon, at 3000 – 31st Street (above Nolan’s Pharmasave). We seat 140 patrons cabaret-style, with full bar offerings. Shows are scheduled every other Saturday from September through to June. Tickets are available on-line or at the door. All Sales are final. Ticket price includes GST. NO OUTSIDE BEVERAGES, NO MINORS, PLEASE.
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