Moscow Drug Club – a group known for blending 1930s Berlin cabaret, hot club jazz and gypsy campfire music – are heading for Hungerford.
Arts for Hungerford are bringing the’transcendent troubadours of world jazz and folk’ Moscow Drug Club – named after the BB Gabor song about an underground jazz club during the Cold War – to Croft Hall next week.
Moscow Drug Club
A heady and waggish mix of jazz French musette, Latin grooves and New Orleans swing, they combine their original material with songs by the likes of Jaques Brel, Tom Waits, Leonard Cohen and Eartha Kitt.
Moscow Drug Club deliver an intoxicating and intimate musical experience you won’t soon forget.
“When they play for fun, they go for it full-heartedly, setting the pulse racing and the toes tapping; they deflate pomposity with a twinkle of the eye and when life is difficult, they tell the story exactly as it is.” The Jazzman
Moscow Drug Club
Moscow Drug Club play Croft Hall on Saturday, June 27 (7.30pm-10pm).
Tickets £22-£27.
Visit https://artsforhungerford.com/ for booking details.