Is there a more influential drummer on the jazz circuit? Few would argue against the legendary status of Billy Cobham — a true pioneer whose explosive work with Miles Davis and the Mahavishnu Orchestra redefined the role of drums in jazz fusion and beyond.
At 80 years old, Cobham remains a powerful force on stage, bringing energy, innovation and unmatched technical mastery to every performance.
We’re thrilled to welcome him back for another unforgettable night — this time at the iconic Union Chapel — following two stunning past shows with us.
He’ll be joined by a world-class lineup:
- Billy Cobham – drums
- Gary Husband – keyboards
- Rocco Zifarelli – guitar
- Michael Mondesir – bass
- Bjorn Arko – saxophone
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