Celebrating Dave’s Centennial


December 6, 2020 is Dave’s 100th Birthday, and many plans are in the works to celebrate his Centennial in his birthday year 2020, in 2021 – his 100th year, and beyond. It is our hope that anyone planning a Centennial event will let us know so we can include it on Dave’s Centennial Calendar (on this website). The Brubeck Family is very unique in that the sons’ careers are intertwined and overlapping with Dave’s career through extensive touring and recording with Dave. They continue to celebrate Dave’s music and are an extension of Dave’s legacy. Please see below for more information on the different groups that are available to help you celebrate Dave’s Centennial:

The Brubeck Brothers Quartet featuring Dan (drums), Chris (bass & trombone), Mike DeMicco (guitar) and Chuck Lamb (piano) have put together a special live and multimedia Centennial project that includes video interviews with Dave and musicians he influenced, stories told by Dan and Chris, and music performed by the Quartet. A promo video can be found here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fKPmSILlNI (Booking: ArcArtists at info@arcartists.com)

Brubecks Play Brubeck features Darius Brubeck (piano), Chris Brubeck (bass) and Dan Brubeck (drums) and the British saxophonist, Dave O’Higgins. (Booking: catherine@dariusbrubeck.com)

Dan Brubeck Quartet (danbrubeck.com) features Dan Brubeck (drums), Adam Thomas (vocals & bass); Miles Black (piano), Steve Kaldestad (saxes).

The Darius Brubeck Quartet (based in the UK) features Darius with Dave O’Higgins on sax, Matt Ridley on bass and Wesley Gibbens on drums and plays programs that include Dave Brubeck’s repertoire, particularly hits from “Time Out”. (Agent: clive@timeandtalentagency.co.uk)

Chris Brubeck’s Triple Play featuring Chris (bass, trombone, piano); Joel Brown (guitar) and Peter Madcat Ruth (harmonica, hi-hat, ukulele). This acoustic & vocal trio brings a blues and jazz influence to many classic Dave Brubeck tunes.

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