The Dime Notes to perform New Orleans jazz in Frant

St Alban's Church. <i>(Image: Supplied)</i>
St Alban's Church. (Image: Supplied)
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A renowned jazz band is set to perform in St Alban's Frant.

The Dime Notes, known for their unique take on 1920s New Orleans jazz, will be playing on Friday, September 11.

Tickets for the event are priced at £20 and can be bought online at frantchurch.churchsuite.com/events/spi9eahh or at Brittens Music Store in Tunbridge Wells.

Led by acclaimed clarinettist David Horniblow, the band has received high praise from critics and audiences alike.

They have toured extensively in the UK and internationally.

The Dime Notes' repertoire includes classic tunes from jazz legends such as Johnny Dodds and Duke Ellington, as well as lesser-known gems from the era.

The band was formed by Horniblow and American pianist Andrew Oliver in 2013 and has since expanded to include guitarist Dave Kelbie and bassist Louis Thomas.

Sam Watts, an accomplished pianist and composer, currently joins the band following Oliver's return to the US.

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