CLINTON — Bassist Tom Kennedy will join the Monk Rowe Trio at Kirkland Art Center on Thursday, September 24, opening another season of the center’s Swing to Soul concert series.
Bassist Tom Kennedy Joins Monk Rowe Trio at Kirkland Art Center as part of the vibrant music scene in Clinton.
The performance is scheduled for 7 to 9 p.m. at 9½ East Park Row in Clinton. The center’s official ticket page lists admission at $15.
The Rome Sentinel reports that this is the third year of Swing to Soul. The series brings a guest artist together with the trio in the arts center’s gallery setting.
A guest with wide musical experience
Kennedy’s career includes both acoustic and electric bass work. The Sentinel’s preview identifies performances and recording work with musicians including Dave Weckl, Mike Stern, Lee Ritenour and David Sanborn.
That background brings a touring and studio musician into a local concert series built around the Monk Rowe Trio. The official event listing confirms Kennedy as the guest bassist.
The center has not published a set list on the ticket page. Audience members should expect the advertised collaboration rather than a promised selection of particular songs.
Planning a visit
Kirkland Art Center describes its KAC Live program as a mix of local, regional and national performers presented in an intimate gallery venue.
The September 24 concert is one part of the center’s broader fall programming. Its published schedule also includes theatrical performances, choral music and other concerts.
Those interested in this jazz performance should use the specific Swing to Soul ticket page to check current availability and any updates. A listing price does not establish how many seats remain.
The center lists its contact number as 315-853-8871 and its email as info@kacny.org. Visitors with questions about seating or accessibility can contact the venue before attending.
For residents looking for a weekday arts outing close to Utica, the Clinton performance offers a two-hour concert with an established local trio and a visiting bassist.
Details and tickets: Kirkland Art Center. Background: Rome Sentinel preview.
