Bea Asurmendi - “Asteartea”
Bea Asurmendi - “Asteartea”
Fri 15 November 2024
Stage time / 9:15pm
Doors / 8:45pm
Presenting an evocative collection of original compositions where contemporary jazz Basque and Spanish folk sounds meet, Bea’s unmistakably personal voice and powerful lyrics unveil a unique and fearless expression of vulnerability over a multi-layered soundscape.
Originally from a little village in the mountains of the Basque Country, Bea has performed on world-class stages, including Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club, Pizza Express Jazz Club, The Jazz Cafe, and 606 Club. In 2023, she also had the opportunity to showcase her music at the EFG London Jazz Festival, opening for Ari Hoenig at Milton Court Concert Hall. Besides, she has played international festivals such as Atlantikaldia and Musika Parkean in Spain. She will also be Headlining this year’s High Tide Festival in London Twickenham.
Presenting an evocative collection of original compositions where contemporary jazz Basque and Spanish folk sounds meet, Bea’s unmistakably personal voice and powerful lyrics unveil a unique and fearless expression of vulnerability over a soundscape that invites the listener to reflect upon grief, forgiveness, family, self-love, the importance of mental health awareness, and the meaning of being a woman in our society.
Line-up:
Bea Asurmendi – vocals
Gianluca Corona – guitar
Giovanni Cresseri – bass
Milena Granci – piano
Filippo Galli – drums
Demi Garcia Sabat – percussion
Originally from a little village in the mountains of the Basque Country, Bea has performed on world-class stages, including Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club, Pizza Express Jazz Club, The Jazz Cafe, and 606 Club. In 2023, she also had the opportunity to showcase her music at the EFG London Jazz Festival, opening for Ari Hoenig at Milton Court Concert Hall. Besides, she has played international festivals such as Atlantikaldia and Musika Parkean in Spain. She will also be Headlining this year’s High Tide Festival in London Twickenham.
Presenting an evocative collection of original compositions where contemporary jazz Basque and Spanish folk sounds meet, Bea’s unmistakably personal voice and powerful lyrics unveil a unique and fearless expression of vulnerability over a soundscape that invites the listener to reflect upon grief, forgiveness, family, self-love, the importance of mental health awareness, and the meaning of being a woman in our society.
Line-up:
Bea Asurmendi – vocals
Gianluca Corona – guitar
Giovanni Cresseri – bass
Milena Granci – piano
Filippo Galli – drums
Demi Garcia Sabat – percussion
