Ypsilon

Great energy, one of the best shows I've seen to date! I love how intimate El Rey theatre is and it was perfect for this type of concert. Justin Ward was the special guest saxaphone player that really brought the enthusiasm and serious talent to the stage. The production was simple, just a table and no fancy lights or screens - which I actually appreciated because we could just focus on the music. I will definitely be going to the next Sam Feldt concert if he tours here again!

When you picture an artist with the name Timmy Trumpet, your first thought probably isn’t of a House musician but then there isn’t really anything conventional about the way this Australian musician handles himself. Born Tim Smith, Timmy Trumpet got his big break by performing trumpet solos over dance tracks, eventually segueing into making his own productions – It’s a long way from the 9 year old Jazz player he started out as.

Crowds may be surprised at first when they see a guy wielding a trumpet at the helm of a House set but he’ll always win them over. With surprising passion, Timmy takes to the front of stage to deliver piercing trumpet tones over the percussive bounce of the House. It’s a heavy contrast but the interplay between trumpet and track really works and helps to make for an exciting set. To those that complain that there isn’t enough musicianship displayed in live electronic music, Timmy Trumpet is the man for you. In fact if anyone wants to see a completely unique house artist they should check him out because there’s no one like Timmy Trumpet.