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Carla Lippis and Hugh Stuckey & James Muller
 

Internationally renowned vocalist Carla Lippis celebrates her homecoming in a sultry, soulful and spirited performance with her new band.   

After four years as principal singer at the historic Cafe de Paris in London’s West End, Lippis will be joined by multi-award-winning bass player Ross McHenry, plus acclaimed guitarists Django Rowe and Geoff Crowther.

The night begins with a world premiere performance by two of Australia’s jazz guitar giants, James Muller and Hugh Stuckey. 

This is an extraordinary opportunity to witness this collaboration between two internationally recognised, homegrown masters.

 

Event details

Venue: Dunstan Playhouse
Bookings: +61 8 8216 8600 (Reception) 131 246 (Ticket Enquiries)
Start Date: Thursday 14 October 2021

https://www.adelaideguitarfestival.com.au/events/carla-lippis/

 

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