🎻✨ GYPSY JUMBUCKS LIVE AT THE TOOWOOMBA JAZZ SOCIETY ✨🎶

Formed in Toowoomba in 2023, The Gypsy Jumbucks once again bring the energy, virtuosity, and spirit of Django and Grappelli to the Toowoomba Jazz Society. This special performance also marks Toowoomba Jazz legend Nina Close’s debut appearance on bass at the Toowoomba Jazz Society, joining Matt Westwood on violin, Ian Craig on guitar, and Ebony Rosier on flute and vocals. Together, they will transport you to another time and place with vibrant rhythms, swinging melodies, and dazzling improvisation.

Joining the band for this special event are an outstanding lineup of guest artists: Toowoomba locals Charles Maxwell on Violin, Brian Wright on Mandolin, and all the way from Brisbane: Jane Way on Violin.

📅 Friday 14 August
🕢 7:30pm – 10:00pm
📍 Toowoomba Jazz Society

🎟️ TJS Members: $15
🎟️ Non-members: $20

📞 Bookings: Text 0460 869 256

Join us for an unforgettable evening of Gypsy Jazz..

An afternoon of beautiful music awaits as Gypsy Jumbucks return to the stunning surrounds of St Luke’s Church.

Join us for a special performance of some of our favourite heartfelt ballads in the warmth of St Luke’s remarkable acoustic - the perfect setting for an intimate and memorable musical experience.

Featuring:
🎻 Matt Westwood – Violin
🎸 Ian Craig – Guitar
🪈🎤 Ebony Rosier – Flute & Vocals

Gold coin entry. We’d love to see you there!

La Fête de la Musique - Gypsy Jumbucks Jazz Concert. Join us for an evening of Manouche Jazz featuring Matt Westwood on violin, Ian Craig on Guitar, Ebony Rosier on flute and vocals, and special guest Helen Russell on bass.

Gypsy Jumbucks team up with Toowoomba’s hottest new vocal trio the Gowrie Gals to put on an unforgettable show featuring Matt Westwood on Violin, Ian Craig on Guitar, Ebony Rosier on Flute and Vocals, and special guest Helen Russell on Bass. This show is not to be missed!

Gypsy Jumbucks Trio return to St Luke’s, featuring special guest Andrew Maxwell on bass.

Gypsy Jumbucks and Gowrie Gals provide entertainment after the Australia Day Awards ceremony.

Toowoomba Gypsy Jazz will be bringing their jam to Brisbane to host the jam on the deck on day one of OzManouche.

Join members of the Toowoomba Gypsy Jazz jam session as they venture out of the café, and in to the stunning acoustic of St Luke's Church, beautifully decorated for the Carnival of Flowers season.

Join the Gypsy Jumbucks for a free public performance at Laurel Bank Park during the 2024 People’s First bank Parkland Entertainment Carnival of Flowers. Featuring Matt Westwood on Violin, Ian Craig on guitar, Ebony Rosier on vocal and flute, Kay Sullivan on accordion, and Peter Freeman on bass. Also featuring special guest stars the Gowrie Gals singing their tight vocal harmonies in the style of the Andrews Sisters, this is a show not to be missed!

The Gypsy Jumbucks perform at the Toowoomba Farmer’s Market outside Cobb+Co, in a free public performance, featuring special guests John Henry on Clarinet and Andrew Maxwell on bass.

Matt, Ian, and Ebony guest star at Lourdes for Loving the Arts at Lourdes.

The Gypsy Jumbucks celebrate World Music Day in style with Alliance Française Toowoomba. Featuring Matt Westwood, Ian Craig, Ebony Rosier, Kay Sullivan, and Mitch Humphrys.

This project has been supported by the Toowoomba Regional Council.

The Gypsy Jumbucks Trio featuring Matt Westwood, Ian Craig, and Kay Sullivan play our favourite slow Gypsy ballads to fill Toowoomba’s most beautiful, resonant, acoustic space. Gold coin donation on entry.

The Gypsy Jumbucks return to the Toowoomba Jazz Society.

The Gypsy Jumbucks perform as a trio at the Twilight Market at Queen’s Park, near Cobb+Co, in a free public performance, featuring special guest Andrew Maxwell on bass.

The Gypsy Jumbucks host a jam session at Australia’s annual Jazz Manouche festival.

The Gypsy Jumbucks are back at the Toowoomba Farmer’s Market on Saturday 18 November, this time with a mega five-piece lineup, including Matt Westwood, Ian Craig, Ebony Rosier, Kay Sullivan, and special guest Peter Freeman joining us on bass. This free performance is not to be missed!

Matt Westwood, Ebony Rosier, and Kay Sullivan put on a free public performance at the Toowoomba Farmer’s Market at the Cobb + Co Museum.