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Peggy's Skylight | Nottingham
Monday 29th December 2025
Doors at 7pm
Performance 8-10pm (with interval)
TICKETS: £8-£12
Thom Whitworth Trio
Thom conveys the spirit of the music with effortless control and delivery. This is superb music that manages to pull off that difficult trick of having a broad appeal whilst still satisfying the jazz connoisseur.
"He conveys the spirit of the music with effortless control and delivery. This is superb music that manages to pull off that difficult trick of having a broad appeal whilst still satisfying the jazz connoisseur" – Gill Wilde, Jazz Promoter of the Year
Thom Whitworth is a much in demand performer; a multi-instrumentalist with great flare for whatever he turns his hand to. Regular Peggy's audience members will be familiar with his trumpet playing from performances with Shannon Reilly, Pat McCarthy, several of our Blue Note Sessions bands, and 'A Sketch of Chet'. Also appearing with equal virtuosity as lead guitarist in Djanco, TW's 'Funky Organ'…we may even be treated to his latest (rarely heard in public) passion for playing tenor saxophone – you just never know what will happen next with Thom…tonight performing a relaxing soulful & melodic selection of jazz standards.
Line up
Thom Whitworth – trumpet, guitar, tenor saxophone
Dave Shields – bass
Steve Smith – drums
| Thom Whitworth Trio (29 Dec 2025) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday | 19:00 | - 22:00 |
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