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Saturday March 1, 2025

Art of Thieves

Wheel Session 110

Unity Church - 4 pm

207 E Belvue Rd, Taylors,SC

$15 Advanced//$20 Day of Show

Saturday, March 8, 2025

Davidian, Lambertson, Korschgen

Six & Twenty Distillery 8-10 PM

556 Perry Ave, B103

Greenville, SC 29611

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Art of Thieves - WS 109, 3/1/2025

Art of Thieves (AOT) is a jazz quartet originally assembled by Wheel Sessions host and drummer, Kevin Korschgen. Built on a concept of shared leadership among its members, each an equal creative voice, the ensemble looks to push musical boundaries ...

"This program is funded in part by the Metropolitan Arts Council which receives support form the City of Greenville, BMW Manufacturing Company, Michelin North America, Inc., SEW Eurodrive and the South Carolina Arts commission."

Coming in April - WHEEL FEST
first ever Wheel Session jazz festival
featuring

April 9 - Herlin Riley Quartet
April 10 - Terreon Gully Quartet
April 12 - Pat Bianchi Trio w Ronnie Elliott
 

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"The Wheel Sessions” is a jazz performance series hosted in Greenville South Carolina. Performances begin at 7:30 pm, and are held in front of an intimate listening audience. There is a $25 entrance fee (Special Events $40), which includes two sets of music and a complimentary beverage.  Attendees may BYOB ... Under 18 FREE

 

... Now in its eighth year of presenting concerts, 109 sessions to date, The Wheel Sessions has established itself as the premier location for hearing great jazz in the Upstate. Its musicians regularly represent a wide radius, extending to Charlotte, Asheville, Atlanta, and Charleston. Semi-annual special event concerts feature international artists - Jon Faddis, Ignacio Berroa, and James Carter, Jorge Garcia, Marc Black, Louis Hayes, and Etienne Charles. 

 

The original Wheel Sessions venue, The Wheel, was a shared arts space in the West Greenville Arts District. The Wheel was extremely warm and intimate, with couches, comfy chairs, and seating in the round. After roughly forty sessions in that space, the Wheel was converted into a retail space and the Wheel Sessions had to seek a new home. The sessions have settled on a most awesome location, a photography studio located in the Heddle Industrial Park on Rutherford Rd. Upon entering the studio you feel as though you've crossed a threshold into a NY City underground jazz club! - For upcoming shows and their location refer to the Next Show and  Future Shows tabs on this site.

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