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"Guitarist Nate Radley has the one thing that all musicians would K*ll for: He makes you want to listen." - Ken Micallef, JazzTimesGuitarist Nate Radley was born in Concord, NH and after years in NYC has been based in the Boston area since 2021. He has performed throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe and has performed at venues such as the North Sea Jazz Festival, Jazz at Lincoln Center, the Blue Note, and the Jazz Standard. His compositions have been heard on programming on HBO, Netflix, and National Geographic. Nate currently teaches at Berklee College of Music in the guitar department.
He'll be joined at QArts by bassist Max Ridley and drummer Lee Fish. They'll play music from his 2023 release Say It’s So and from the forthcoming Possibly Up, both on Steeplechase Records.
This concert is presented by Mandorla Music in collaboration with New England Jazz Connections, and with generous support from the Quincy Arts Council.
Q Arts Gallery is located a very short walk from Quincy Center station on the Red Line. Street parking is free on Sundays.
$15 in advance, $20 at the door. $10 for students. $5 for EBT/WIC cardholders. Free for kids under 18.
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Quincy Art Association/QArts Gallery, Studios and Classes @ 26 High School Ave., Quincy, MA & The QArts Gallery @ 1229 Hancock St. Quincy, MA. Gallery Hours: Saturday and Sunday Noon-5 PM provided we have volunteers to cover. Pop-up hours Thursday and Friday, United States
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