Led Bib

Friday 8 November 2019

8:00 pm : Main stage / Seated show

14+

Tickets

General admission: £11.00 + booking fee

BOOK NOW +

Doors 20:00
Major Ruse 20:30- 21:00
Led Bib 21:30-22:45


Jazz Steps presents

“Part free improv, part art-rock, the band’s formula puts them in the vaguard of the new school of British Jazz.” The Sunday Times

Led Bib, whose boundary stretching rock jazz earned them a Mercury Prize nomination, arrive in 2019 with a new music and film project- ‘It’s Morning’- a song quite featuring vocalist Sharron Fortnam and a specially commissioned film by Dylan Pecora.
Led Bib, live, are joined by Fortnam, with VJ Oli Chilton manipulating the film’s projection live on stage, while the band improvise the visual material.

Sharron Fortnam – vocals
Chris Williams – sax
Pete Grogan – sax
Elliot Galvin – keys
Liran Donin – bass
Mark Holub – drums

Support comes from Major Ruse. Hailing from Nottingham and Leicester, Major Ruse are a modern jazz trio bringing everything from Ornette Coleman to J Dilla, giving audiences a mix of exciting rhythms and intensely catchy hooks.

 

Seated gigs offer disabled access within the first three rows inside the venue.
Standing gigs offer accessibility for disabled patrons in our mezzanine. We will always do our best to accommodate individual requirements, and other viewing options may be available at standing gigs following a risk assessment of the event.

Please click here for full accessibility information.

If you have any particular requirements or queries, please email us ahead of the event at [email protected].

Discover More...

Share

Led Bib

Doors 20:00
Major Ruse 20:30- 21:00
Led Bib 21:30-22:45


Jazz Steps presents

“Part free improv, part art-rock, the band’s formula puts them in the vaguard of the new school of British Jazz.” The Sunday Times

Led Bib, whose boundary stretching rock jazz earned them a Mercury Prize nomination, arrive in 2019 with a new music and film project- ‘It’s Morning’- a song quite featuring vocalist Sharron Fortnam and a specially commissioned film by Dylan Pecora.
Led Bib, live, are joined by Fortnam, with VJ Oli Chilton manipulating the film’s projection live on stage, while the band improvise the visual material.

Sharron Fortnam – vocals
Chris Williams – sax
Pete Grogan – sax
Elliot Galvin – keys
Liran Donin – bass
Mark Holub – drums

Support comes from Major Ruse. Hailing from Nottingham and Leicester, Major Ruse are a modern jazz trio bringing everything from Ornette Coleman to J Dilla, giving audiences a mix of exciting rhythms and intensely catchy hooks.

 

Seated gigs offer disabled access within the first three rows inside the venue.
Standing gigs offer accessibility for disabled patrons in our mezzanine. We will always do our best to accommodate individual requirements, and other viewing options may be available at standing gigs following a risk assessment of the event.

Please click here for full accessibility information.

If you have any particular requirements or queries, please email us ahead of the event at [email protected].

YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE...

Soft-focus black-and-white portrait showing a person with short, textured hair, looking toward the camera, wearing a dark top with faint text visible, set against a minimal light background.

beaux (Cancelled)

London-born artist beaux blends warm, guitar-led indie with nostalgic, diaristic songwriting. Following his viral debut and sold-out UK tour, he heads back on a larger 2026 run.

Promotional group photograph showing four band members standing close together against a plain black backdrop. The group wear contrasting outfits including a green jacket, a long blue coat, a dark tunic with a bright yellow shirt, and a black shirt with sunglasses.

Seb Rochford’s Finding Ways

Featuring Simon Tong (guitarist for The Verve and Gorillaz) and Seb Rochford, renowned for his work with the highly acclaimed band Polar Bear and collaborations with Patti Smith, Brian Eno and Damon Albarn, this is one show not to be

Hockley Hustle 2026 logo with “Sunday 25 October” displayed above the event name.

Hockley Hustle 2026

Nottingham's annual music and arts festival returns to Metronome, showcasing local talent and raising vital funds for city-wide charities.