Pianist and composer Kevin Field has recently completed a doctorate focusing on harmonic innovation - six years of in depth research which has transformed his approach to musical expression. Already a well-known name to jazz audiences, Kevin has performed concerts in the UK, USA, Australia and NZ and has featured on over 30 albums including five that have achieved award winning status.

For this CJC concert Kevin’s unique approach to improvisation will be showcased in a number of new compositions drawing from his doctoral research. Equally recognised as both performer and composer, Kevin’s compositions have been broadcast in Australia, UK, Ireland, USA, Denmark, Netherlands, Singapore, Japan, Norway, Belgium, Austria, Israel and Czech Republic. Literally the next day Kevin leaves for New York to participate in several recording sessions, new album due out in 2019.

Featuring: 
- Kevin Field – Keyboards
- Cameron McArthur – Bass
- Adam Tobeck – Drums
- Michael Howell – Guitar

Creative Jazz Club host one of the most influential drummers of his generation Terreon Gully. For this concert at the Kenneth Myers Centre (KMC), Kevin Field will be joining Terreon, Rog and Oli, who have recently recorded for Olivier Holland’s latest project, the double CD album “GJAZZ” 

Terreon has mastered a variety of musical genres. He performs, tours and records extensively with a variety of artists. From jazz legends and modern masters to the hottest hip hop icons, Terreon has worked with the best: Kurt Elling, David Sanborn, Nicholas Payton, Kenny Barron, the Stones Project, Sting, Keyon Harrold, Queen Latifa, Yerba Buena, Charlie Hunter, Abbey Lincoln, Marc Cary, Russell Gunn, Lizz Wright, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Maria Schneider Big Band, Jacky Terrasson, Eldar, Me’Shell NdegeOcello, Lauryn Hill, Pharoahe Monch, Mos Def, and Common as well as a host of other artists. In addition to live performances, Terreon is also known for his exceptional work in the studio, producing and recording for films, commercials and CDs; including his first solo project “TANKTIFIED”.

Featuring:

Terreon Gully - Drums

Kevin Field - Piano

Olivier Holland - Bass

Roger Manins - Sax

Featuring:

Kevin Field - Piano, Olivier Holland - Bass, Roger Manins - Sax & Ron Samsom - Drums

Featuring:

Kevin Field - piano, Dixon Nacey - guitar, Clo Chaperon - vocals, Cameron MacArthur - bass & Stephen Thomas - drums

Kevin Field and the A List Band will be performing at the Wellington Jazz Festival on June 9th

Kevin Field will be performing at the Manly Jazz Club with:

Cameron McArthur - bass

Stephen Thomas - Drums

Clo Chaperon & Marjan Gorgani - vocals

Emerging Artists Series featuring saxophonists Jimmy Rainey and Byrn van Vliet along with Kevin Field - Piano, Cameron McArthur - Bass and Ron Samsom - Drums.

Award winning Australian saxophonist Jamie Oehlers returns to Auckland for one night.  Featuring Kevin Field - Piano,  Olivier Holland - Bass,  Frank Gibson - Drums

The A List Band will be performing at the Clevedon Jazz Wine & Food Festival this Sunday 28th February.  

Featuring:

Kevin Field - keyboards, Michael Howell - guitar, Cameron MacArthur - bass, Steve Thomas - drums, Clo Chaperon & Marjan Gorgani - vocals

This Sunday The A List band is playing at the Auckland Domain 1pm to 2.20pm featuring Dixon Nacey - guitar, Stephen Thomas - drums, Richie Pickard - bass, Marjan Gorgani and Clo Chaperon - vocals.

Matt Penman - bass 

Dixon Nacy - guitar 

Kevin Field - piano, keyboards 

Stephen Thomas - drums

Nathan Haines with the Little Big Band featuring Kevin Field and Tama Waipara.

The Manly Jazz Club on August 20 features 'DOG' - winners of the prestigious Tui Award for 2015 Best Jazz Album of the Year. Band members include Kevin Field - piano, Ron Samsom - drums, Roger Manins - saxophone and the Coast's own Olivier Holland on double bass. Entry to the Club is $10.00. To book a table contact Tracey at Manly Bar and Grill, 09 424 5423. See you there.

Kevin Field performs material from his new album The A List in this special concert.

Featuring guitarist Dixon Nacey, bassist Richie Pickard, drummer Stephen Thomas and other guests.

Studio 1, Kenneth Myers Centre
74 Shortland Street, Auckland

$15 - $20 - prepay through Eventbrite, Book tickets here
Eftpos ONLY at venue. 

* It is strongly recommended that you prepay through Eventbrite, as there will be limited door sales, and Eftpos only (NO cash facilities)

Tune in to Good Morning on One for live performances of tracks from the new album