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Sunday 5 April 2026 | 2pm - 4pm
Peggy's Skylight
Tickets: £12.50
Celebrating Oscar Peterson with the Dean Stockdale Quartet
Dean Stockdale is a highly regarded jazz pianist, arranger and composer based in the North of England who is known for his sensitive, swinging style. Join him in celebrating one of his biggest influences, Oscar Peterson with music from his album Celebrating Oscar.
After an acclaimed UK tour last year which included dates in London, Ireland and Paris, the Dean Stockdale Quartet returns to perform a new set of the music of legendary jazz pianist Oscar Peterson.
The show focuses on special new arrangements of Oscar's music, in particular his original compositions and music from his most popular albums, showcasing his infectious swing and piano virtuosity, plus music from the quartet's album Celebrating Oscar.
Dean Stockdale is a highly regarded jazz pianist, arranger and composer based in the North of England who is known for his sensitive, swinging style. He regularly appears around the UK with his trio and some of the best names in UK jazz. His biggest influences are the piano styles of Oscar Peterson, Bill Evans, Gene Harris, Mulgrew Miller and Erroll Garner. Hi debut CD Origin was released in 2016 to wide acclaim. 2021 saw the release of his second trio album entitled Promise the Moon, which was featured on BBC Radio 3 and Jazz FM. His latest release Celebrating Oscar is available now.
Line up Dean Stockdale – piano Colin Oxley – guitar James Owston – bass Gaz Hughes – drums
* Doors at 1pm
* Performance from 2-4pm
| Celebrating Oscar Peterson with the Dean Stockdale Quartet (5 Apr 2026) | ||
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| Day | Times | |
| Sunday | 13:00 | - 16:00 |
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