The Japanese
experimental jazz band Gato Libre came to Cirencester along with support from a
local violinist who treated us to an improvised piece. But everyone who had
come to the Loft was interested in the out of town band who with a history of acclaim.
I was not
sure what to expect of this quartet. A Japanese Abba? Certainly not, the
instrumentation was far from conventional, and this music was not easy
listening. It was however quite engaging, though at some points it did sound like
the theme tune to a mental breakdown from an avant-garde film!
Having
previously played Glasgow and Bristol, Cirencester was an unusual destination
for the internationally renowned group. The Party Loft was certainly the right
size for getting an intimate atmosphere. That is what makes it exciting that in
a town of Cirencester’s size a group like Gato Libre would choose to come. The
Loft being so centrally located is the perfect spot for a drink and show before
a night out further afield.
People had
however come in mainly from out of Cirencester. Several were from Stroud, more
from Cheltenham. The underground experimental jazz scene certainly breeds
loyalty!
The people
who came clearly knew what they were in for and got what they wanted from it.
Though a band such as Gato Libre are not likely to often come to Cirencester,
the venue itself is certainly one worth utilising more for concerts and the bar
was well stocked with a nice variety of booze.
If you are
looking to put on an event, stage a party or see something going on at the
Party Loft, check out the venue, as it is quite a treat when open late!
For more info about the Loft at Night:
Telephone | 01285 885131 |
info@cotswoldpartyservices.co.uk | |
Website | http://www.cotswoldpartyservices.co.uk |
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