Electric Miles: A Retrospective

Monday 12 August

Across the ‘electric years’ of Miles Davis’ career, the king of jazz created some of the most revolutionary tracks in global music history.

 

Widely considered to be the artist’s most exciting and fertile years, the period of works covers renowned classics such as Bitches Brew, A Tribute to Jack Johnson, On The Corner, Get Up With It, and Pangaea.

A heavy hitting band of London’s greatest artists, track the history of Miles Davis’ switch to electric productions, for one of the greatest shows in our upcoming jazz calendar.

This event does not feature a performance by Miles Davis.

This event is not in association with Miles Davis.

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