PAWE? IGNATOWICZ TRIO WITH ADAM GLASSER!
PAWE? IGNATOWICZ TRIO WITH ADAM GLASSER!
Fri 13 November 2026
Stage time / 8:00pm
Doors / 7:00pm
Celebrating the Jazz Clubs
Tickets
Door: £15 / Eventbrite: £16.96 incl. fees
Pawel Ignatowicz Trio with Piotr Wyle?o?, Grzegorz Pa?ka & special guest Adam Glasser!
Their music is highly melodic and rhythmically driven, drawing influences from acoustic and electric jazz, drum and bass, Latin, Indian, minimal, and world music!
Pawel Ignatowicz Trio with Piotr Wyle?o?, Grzegorz Pa?ka & special guest Adam Glasser!
The band will play original compositions by Pawe? Ignatowicz, presenting modern jazz blending electric and acoustic instruments, textures, and rhythms with fusion-inspired melodies that sound like the future while staying deeply rooted in the jazz tradition!
Their music is highly melodic and rhythmically driven, drawing influences from acoustic and electric jazz, drum and bass, Latin, Indian, minimal, and world music.
Lineup:
Pawel Ignatowicz – guitars
Piotr Wyle?o? – piano & keyboards
Grzegorz Pa?ka – drums
Adam Glasser (special guest) – harmonica
Pawe? Ignatowicz is a guitarist, composer, and music producer born in Poland and based in New York City. Recognized as one of the most distinctive jazz-meets-rock guitarists of his generation, Ignatowicz seamlessly blends jazz improvisation and progressive rock with influences from a wide range of musical traditions, while remaining deeply rooted in New York City’s jazz scene. He began his musical education at the age of eight and discovered his passion for guitar at ten, going on to master electric, acoustic, and nylon-string guitars, as well as fretless guitar, guitar synthesizers, and electric sitar.
Ignatowicz earned a master’s in music from the University of Silesia, majoring in jazz guitar. He has collaborated with numerous distinguished musicians, including John Benitez, Matt Penman, Mark Whitfield Jr. and Ari Hoenig and Richie Cannata, and released his debut album, "Talk to You Later," in 2008. His latest album, "Here and Now" (2017), showcases a diverse blend of acoustic and electric sounds. He has performed at legendary jazz clubs such as 55 Bar and Blues Alley. In 2023, he was honoured with the title of "Ambassador of the City of ?ywiec" in Poland for his artistic achievements.
Pawel Ignatowicz Trio with Piotr Wyle?o?, Grzegorz Pa?ka & special guest Adam Glasser!
The band will play original compositions by Pawe? Ignatowicz, presenting modern jazz blending electric and acoustic instruments, textures, and rhythms with fusion-inspired melodies that sound like the future while staying deeply rooted in the jazz tradition!
Their music is highly melodic and rhythmically driven, drawing influences from acoustic and electric jazz, drum and bass, Latin, Indian, minimal, and world music.
Lineup:
Pawel Ignatowicz – guitars
Piotr Wyle?o? – piano & keyboards
Grzegorz Pa?ka – drums
Adam Glasser (special guest) – harmonica
Pawe? Ignatowicz is a guitarist, composer, and music producer born in Poland and based in New York City. Recognized as one of the most distinctive jazz-meets-rock guitarists of his generation, Ignatowicz seamlessly blends jazz improvisation and progressive rock with influences from a wide range of musical traditions, while remaining deeply rooted in New York City’s jazz scene. He began his musical education at the age of eight and discovered his passion for guitar at ten, going on to master electric, acoustic, and nylon-string guitars, as well as fretless guitar, guitar synthesizers, and electric sitar.
Ignatowicz earned a master’s in music from the University of Silesia, majoring in jazz guitar. He has collaborated with numerous distinguished musicians, including John Benitez, Matt Penman, Mark Whitfield Jr. and Ari Hoenig and Richie Cannata, and released his debut album, "Talk to You Later," in 2008. His latest album, "Here and Now" (2017), showcases a diverse blend of acoustic and electric sounds. He has performed at legendary jazz clubs such as 55 Bar and Blues Alley. In 2023, he was honoured with the title of "Ambassador of the City of ?ywiec" in Poland for his artistic achievements.
