Saturday 27 june at 20:00

Miss Bee & The Bullfrogs /// Jazz in Fort l'Ecluse

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Various music

Fort l'Écluse, route de Genève, 01200 Léaz

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Enjoy an evening of soul and funk!

Miss Bee & The Bullfrogs' musical style is rooted in funk, soul, fusion and blues, and tinged with world music. Over the years, the group has developed their creative arrangements and a real love of improvisation. The release of their debut album "Summer Soulstice" in 2023 confirms the evolution of this unclassifiable combo. Multi-awarded in France and regulars on major European stages with leading artists (The Commitments, Curtis Salgado, Nico Wayne Toussaint...), they will be offering a memorable performance at Jazz In Fort L'Ecluse. The musicians: Maëlys Baey: lead vocals, saxophone; Jean Guichemerre: guitars, backing vocals; Thomas Labarbe: bass; Laurent Rousse: drums; Julien Stantau: keyboards; Marie Bedat: trumpet; Julien Suhubiète: trombone.