Swinging at Philly Joe’s: Estonian Dixieland Band 10

Swinging at Philly Joe’s starts again, bringing together swing dancers and musicians! But what is a party without a swing loving audience? This evening is intended for everyone whose vinyl rack contains rarities or who has been looking for a new kind of excitement to their weekend, because our Philly Joe’s hall will become a hot dance floor! We’ve also put some thought into those enjoying themselves from a distance, leaving comfortable sofas and booths in the hall where you can experience the lively evening.

This time we’ll also be celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Estonian Dixieland Band! The performance will include old and familiar dixieland songs, as well as contemporary music in the style of dixieland jazz.

The evening will continue with Tallinn Swing Dance Society DJ’s.

Line-up:

Elina Martinson - vocals

Lauri Levistu - tuba

Marten Altrov - clarinet

Sander Valdmaa - trumpet

Sten Valdmaa - trombone

Ülo Mälgand - piano

Petri Piiparinen - drums

The ticket does not guarantee a seat, we recommend arriving early or making a table reservation for 10 € per table:

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Lindy Hop is a swing dance that originated in the heyday of the swing era, in the Harlem district of New York in the 1930s. Lindy Hop is a mixture of several dance styles of that era, such as jazz, tap and Charleston. The dance style, which quickly gained popularity, conquered all of America and soon spread all over the world. The new dance style got its name from the first non-stop flight from New York to Paris, which was performed by Charles Lindbergh, nicknamed Lucky Lindy.