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We are delighted to present our next event featuring Chris Greive on trombone and Graeme Stephen on guitar, long-time collaborators in performance, composition and improvisation. Founders of the award-winning trio NeWt (albums include NeWt, NeWt North & Drip) alongside drummer Chris Wallace, they have continued to forge innovative and creative paths, together and with others.
Chris Greive is an educator, producer, trombonist and composer with experience across a range of environments from curriculum development to small group jazz, production collaborations with rappers/singers, lecturing at the RCS, and multiple performance areas from jazz orchestras (as lead trombonist) through to fully improvised music. His projects have received national airplay (BBC Radio 6Music, BBC Radio2, Gilles Peterson's WorldwideFM). Collaborators include a diverse group including singers, DJs, rappers, songwriters, artists and spoken word creatives.
Graeme Stephen leads and contributes to a multitude of musical projects in Scotland and overseas, playing a wide array of styles from free improvised jazz to Scottish folk. His improvisational skills and talent for composition make him one of Scotland’s most exciting musical talents. "Stephen's music speaks loudly of ambition, imagination, and harmonic adventure yet teemed with the sort of tuneful realisation that swells the heart" Rob Adams, The Herald
Their Brown’s set will include a new iteration of their treatment of Led Zeppelin’s Moby Dick in collaboration with Tim Taylor. Taylor took residence at Brown's in 2025 culminating in his show Weights and Measures in January 2026. He performed his prose poem work “Ode to the Leith Water Shoals” at Brown's in 2025 with band Hansklammer. This was subsequently published in The Leither.
Tuesday 24th November Doors 6:30pm Music 7:30pm
Ticket link in bio
Chris Greive is an educator, producer, trombonist and composer with experience across a range of environments from curriculum development to small group jazz, production collaborations with rappers/singers, lecturing at the RCS, and multiple performance areas from jazz orchestras (as lead trombonist) through to fully improvised music. His projects have received national airplay (BBC Radio 6Music, BBC Radio2, Gilles Peterson's WorldwideFM). Collaborators include a diverse group including singers, DJs, rappers, songwriters, artists and spoken word creatives.
Graeme Stephen leads and contributes to a multitude of musical projects in Scotland and overseas, playing a wide array of styles from free improvised jazz to Scottish folk. His improvisational skills and talent for composition make him one of Scotland’s most exciting musical talents. "Stephen's music speaks loudly of ambition, imagination, and harmonic adventure yet teemed with the sort of tuneful realisation that swells the heart" Rob Adams, The Herald
Their Brown’s set will include a new iteration of their treatment of Led Zeppelin’s Moby Dick in collaboration with Tim Taylor. Taylor took residence at Brown's in 2025 culminating in his show Weights and Measures in January 2026. He performed his prose poem work “Ode to the Leith Water Shoals” at Brown's in 2025 with band Hansklammer. This was subsequently published in The Leither.
Tuesday 24th November Doors 6:30pm Music 7:30pm
Ticket link in bio
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