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Bret Higgins' Atlas Revolt: Cinematic Jazz, Global Sounds User Submitted

When: Fri., May 5, 7:30-10 p.m. 2017
Phone: 650-731-5383
Email: press@redpoppyarthouse.org
Price: $10-15 sliding scale
redpoppyarthouse.org/event/bret-higgins-atlas-revolt-20170505
This Canadian quartet explores instrumental music that draws inspiration largely from film scores, jazz, rock, surf, and elements of Eastern European, African, and South American music. At the Poppy, the only San Francisco stop on their first U.S. tour, Atlas Revolt promises music from their acclaimed debut alongside selections from their upcoming album, due this year. Featuring: Bret Higgins - upright bass Aleksandar Gajic - violin Tom Juhas - electric guitar Robbie Grunwald - electric piano Max Senitt - drums

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