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Sexmob at Blue Note Milano

By Roberto Cifarelli
October 13, 2017
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Photos of the concert by

Sexmob

band / ensemble / orchestra

" data-original-title="" title="">Sexmob, the fiery quartet featuring

Steven Bernstein

trumpet
b.1961

" data-original-title="" title="">Steven Bernstein,

Briggan Krauss

saxophone

" data-original-title="" title="">Briggan Krauss,

Tony Scherr

bass

" data-original-title="" title="">Tony Scherr and

" data-original-title="" title="">Kenny Wollesen, which performed for the first time in Milan, at the Blue Note Jazz Club, in front of a warm audience of music enthusiasts. Sexmob played a captivating mix of original music and compositions from the soundtracks of Federico Fellini's movies written by Italian composer Nino Rota. As always, Sexmob infused the performance with irony, sudden changes and continuous surprises. View Slideshow

Kenny Wollesen, Blue Note, Milan

Tony Scherr, Blue Note, Milan

Kenny Wollesen, Blue Note, Milan

Tony Scherr, Blue Note, Milan

Briggan Krauss, Blue Note, Milan

Steven Bernstein Sexmob At Bluenote In Milan

Steven Bernstein, Blue Note, Milan

Briggan Krauss, Blue Note, Milan

Steven Bernstein, Blue Note, Milan

Kenny Wollesen, Blue Note, Milan

Steven Bernstein, Blue Note, Milan

Tony Scherr, Blue Note, Milan

Briggan Krauss, Blue Note, Milan

Kenny Wollesen, Blue Note, Milan

Steven Bernstein, Blue Note, Milan

Tony Scherr, Blue Note, Milan

Briggan Krauss, Blue Note, Milan

Steven Bernstein, Blue Note, Milan

Briggan Krauss, Blue Note, Milan

Steven Bernstein, Blue Note, Milan

Kenny Wollesen, Blue Note, Milan

Tony Scherr, Blue Note, Milan

Sexmob, Blue Note, Milan

Steven Bernstein, Blue Note, Milan

Briggan Krauss, Blue Note, Milan

Steven Bernstein, Blue Note, Milan

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