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Blue Room: Red Line

  • The Polaris Theatre (map)

Redline Trio

Tables: $40
General Seating: $25
Students: $15

For this performance, Redline Trio will be performing a mix of classics, standards and selections of their original material.

Since 2017, Redline Trio has been featured weekly at Betty Lou’s Library, an award-winning speakeasy in downtown Calgary. They have presented feature concerts at the University Theatre (U of C), National Music Centre (King Eddy), cSPACE, artsPlace(Canmore), Ironwood Stage and grill, Frankies (Vancouver), and Hermanns (Victoria). They have featured various many renowned guest artists, including Juno-winners Brandi Disterheft, Brad Turner and David Braid, New York pianist Steve Hudson, poets Shari-D Wilson, Quincy Troupe, WCMA-winning guitarist Larry Roy and others.

Their 2024 Chronograph vinyl album "Underdog" was the YYC Music Award-winner for Best Jazz Album. "Underdog features all original music with guests Brad Turner and NY pianist Steve Hudson. In 2019, Redline Trio recorded their debut cd, garnering 2 YYC Music Awards nominations for Group of the Year and Best Jazz Album. 
Their newest upcoming album (2025) will feature new original material along with Calgary pianist Joanna Borromeo, along with Vancouver trumpeter Brad Turner.

Drummer Jeff Sulima has taken his musicianship across the ocean, holding down residencies in Europe and Asia. A consummate accompanist, Jeff can deftly shape the turn of a phrase with his nuanced percussive palate, and just as easily light the room on fire with his thundering mallets and driving kick drum.

Bassist Stephen Shepard draws in listeners and fellow musicians alike, while his creativity on the bandstand gives Redline Trio a harmonic foundation of epic yet elastic proportions.

Saxophonist Mark DeJong has deep roots in music from around the globe, and his experiences inform his reverence for tradition while balancing the adventurousness of a trailblazer. His saxophone wails, roars and cajoles listeners to dive deep.

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