Tiger Jazz Sings, Watford's King of Swing, proudly presents the popular Dial Up Open Mic and Dial Up Jazz Jam, providing much-loved platforms for people to celebrate community and creativity in all their forms. Out of his stripes, Alexander Williams is also a writer, director and actor who tours his one man musical Love in Slough, leads poetry events, reviews theatre and hosts the What's On Watford podcast.
Friday, 1 January 2016
Happy New Year 2016!
Happy New Year One And All!
The Dial Up is back with a regular monthly slot, so please do join us for 2016's first Dial Up Open Mic Night at the scrummy Attico Art Centre on Watford High Street! The theme is Anything Goes, so whether you want to sing a song, read a poem, play an instrument or dazzle us with dance, this is your chance to do it. There's no better way to bring in the new year than with our inimitable celebration of community and creativity, so join singer Alex, pianist Greg, hosts Jim and Anthony and the whole Dial Up family for what promises to be an excellent evening! Hope to see you there and much love xx
Saturday 16th January 2016
Attico Arts Centre, 101 Watford High Street, WD17 2DQ
Doors open 7pm, Show starts 7.30pm
Tickets £5
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