Joshua Redman and Brad Mehldau Launch European Duo Tour

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Brad Mehldau and Joshua Redman head out for a duo tour of Europe, starting with two shows in Spain this weekend, followed by stops in Switzerland, the Netherlands, Germany, and Luxembourg, with a return to Spain for a final tour stop at the Voll-Damm Barcelona International Jazz Festival. The duo head to Australia in January and resume their US duo tour in the spring. Mehldau has a number of solo gigs ahead as well, a duo show with Joe Henry in London, and a trio show with Joe Martin and original Brad Mehldau Trio dummer Jorge Rossy in Spain.

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Pianist Brad Mehldau and saxophonist Joshua Redman, longtime friends and frequent collaborators, head out for a duo tour of Europe, starting with two shows in Spain this weekend: at the Teatro Central in Sevilla tonight and Teatro Fernán Gómez in Madrid as part of the Madrid Jazz Festival. From there, the two make stops in Switzerland, the Netherlands, Germany, and Luxembourg, with a return to Spain at the end of the month for a final tour stop at the Voll-Damm Barcelona International Jazz Festival.

The European tour comes after a brief duo tour of the United States last month, which Mehldau and Redman will pick up again in the spring, following three duo shows in Australia in January. Mehldau has a number of solo gigs ahead as well, plus some special group shows, including a pairing with Joe Henry at Wigmore Hall in London on December 2, the culminating concert of Mehldau's two-year jazz series there, and, the next night in Bilbao, a trio show with bassist Joe Martin and drummer Jorge Rossy, an original member of the Brad Mehldau Trio.

All five of the original Art of the Trio records made by the Brad Mehldau Trio, featuring Rossy and bassist Larry Grenadier, will be released on Nonesuch in a new box set with an additional disc of previously unreleased material, on December 6. The Art of the Trio Recordings: 1996-2001, says Jazzwise in a preview of the new release, offers "a decade’s worth of perspective, on a trio that rocked the foundations of jazz at the time going through a snoozy trough and desperately in need of a groundbreaking trio to live up to the storied trios of the past." Pre-order now in the Nonesuch Store.

See below for all of the currently scheduled Joshua Redman / Brad Mehldau duo dates; for additional information on these and upcoming solo dates, go to nonesuch.com/on-tour.

JOSHUA REDMAN / BRAD MEHLDAU DUO TOUR

Nov 11 Teatro Central Sevilla, SPAIN
Nov 12 Madrid Jazz Festival Madrid, SPAIN
Nov 13 Victoria Hall Geneva, SWITZERLAND
Nov 14 Oosterpoort Groningen, NETHERLANDS
Nov 15 Tonhalle Zurich, SWITZERLAND
Nov 16 Kultur-Casino Bern, SWITZERLAND
Nov 17 KongressHalle Munich, GERMANY
Nov 18 Kammermusiksaal Berlin, GERMANY
Nov 19 Gutersloh Stadthall Gutersloh, GERMANY
Nov 20 Philharmonie de Luxembourg Luxembourg, LUXEMBOURG
Nov 22 Die Glocke Bremen, GERMANY
Nov 23 Tonhalle Dusseldorf Dusseldorf, GERMANY
Nov 24 Alte Oper Frankfurt Frankfurt, GERMANY
Nov 25 Konzerthaus Dortmund, GERMANY
Nov 26 Laeiszhalle Hamburg, GERMANY
Nov 28 Teatre Coliseum Barcelona, SPAIN

Jan 19 Concert Hall, Concourse Chatswood Sydney, AUSTRALIA
Jan 20 City Recital Hall Angel Place Sydney, AUSTRALIA
Jan 21 Melbourne Recital Centre Melbourne, AUSTRALIA

Apr 5 Orchestra Hall Detroit, MI
Apr 6 Lucas Theatre Savannah, GA
Apr 7&8 Jazz at the Bistro St. Louis, MO
Apr 10 Memorial Hall, UNC Chapel Hill, NC
Apr 12 Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts Bloomington, IN
Apr 13 Symphony Center Chicago, IL
Apr 14 Koerner Concert Hall Toronto, ON
Apr 27 Community Theatre of Morristown Morristown, NJ
Apr 28 Berklee Performance Center Boston, MA

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Joshua Redman, Brad Mehldau Duo
  • Friday, November 11, 2011
    Joshua Redman and Brad Mehldau Launch European Duo Tour

    Pianist Brad Mehldau and saxophonist Joshua Redman, longtime friends and frequent collaborators, head out for a duo tour of Europe, starting with two shows in Spain this weekend: at the Teatro Central in Sevilla tonight and Teatro Fernán Gómez in Madrid as part of the Madrid Jazz Festival. From there, the two make stops in Switzerland, the Netherlands, Germany, and Luxembourg, with a return to Spain at the end of the month for a final tour stop at the Voll-Damm Barcelona International Jazz Festival.

    The European tour comes after a brief duo tour of the United States last month, which Mehldau and Redman will pick up again in the spring, following three duo shows in Australia in January. Mehldau has a number of solo gigs ahead as well, plus some special group shows, including a pairing with Joe Henry at Wigmore Hall in London on December 2, the culminating concert of Mehldau's two-year jazz series there, and, the next night in Bilbao, a trio show with bassist Joe Martin and drummer Jorge Rossy, an original member of the Brad Mehldau Trio.

    All five of the original Art of the Trio records made by the Brad Mehldau Trio, featuring Rossy and bassist Larry Grenadier, will be released on Nonesuch in a new box set with an additional disc of previously unreleased material, on December 6. The Art of the Trio Recordings: 1996-2001, says Jazzwise in a preview of the new release, offers "a decade’s worth of perspective, on a trio that rocked the foundations of jazz at the time going through a snoozy trough and desperately in need of a groundbreaking trio to live up to the storied trios of the past." Pre-order now in the Nonesuch Store.

    See below for all of the currently scheduled Joshua Redman / Brad Mehldau duo dates; for additional information on these and upcoming solo dates, go to nonesuch.com/on-tour.

    JOSHUA REDMAN / BRAD MEHLDAU DUO TOUR

    Nov 11 Teatro Central Sevilla, SPAIN
    Nov 12 Madrid Jazz Festival Madrid, SPAIN
    Nov 13 Victoria Hall Geneva, SWITZERLAND
    Nov 14 Oosterpoort Groningen, NETHERLANDS
    Nov 15 Tonhalle Zurich, SWITZERLAND
    Nov 16 Kultur-Casino Bern, SWITZERLAND
    Nov 17 KongressHalle Munich, GERMANY
    Nov 18 Kammermusiksaal Berlin, GERMANY
    Nov 19 Gutersloh Stadthall Gutersloh, GERMANY
    Nov 20 Philharmonie de Luxembourg Luxembourg, LUXEMBOURG
    Nov 22 Die Glocke Bremen, GERMANY
    Nov 23 Tonhalle Dusseldorf Dusseldorf, GERMANY
    Nov 24 Alte Oper Frankfurt Frankfurt, GERMANY
    Nov 25 Konzerthaus Dortmund, GERMANY
    Nov 26 Laeiszhalle Hamburg, GERMANY
    Nov 28 Teatre Coliseum Barcelona, SPAIN

    Jan 19 Concert Hall, Concourse Chatswood Sydney, AUSTRALIA
    Jan 20 City Recital Hall Angel Place Sydney, AUSTRALIA
    Jan 21 Melbourne Recital Centre Melbourne, AUSTRALIA

    Apr 5 Orchestra Hall Detroit, MI
    Apr 6 Lucas Theatre Savannah, GA
    Apr 7&8 Jazz at the Bistro St. Louis, MO
    Apr 10 Memorial Hall, UNC Chapel Hill, NC
    Apr 12 Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts Bloomington, IN
    Apr 13 Symphony Center Chicago, IL
    Apr 14 Koerner Concert Hall Toronto, ON
    Apr 27 Community Theatre of Morristown Morristown, NJ
    Apr 28 Berklee Performance Center Boston, MA

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