Byron Wallen: Hurricane Bells

- Date
- Saturday 17 October 2026 · 19:00
- Venue
- Turner Sims
- City
- Southampton
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Meet the artist
Byron Wallen
Byron Wallen is a British jazz trumpeter, composer, and educator. Known for his work on both trumpet and flugelhorn, he has garnered critical acclaim for his innovative and original approach to the genre. Jazzwise has described him
- trumpet
- jazz
Byron Wallen brings his unique sound to Turner Sims in Southampton, blending jazz with a cinematic edge. This special event combines a screening of Spike Lee’s film, a lecture, and a live concert, showcasing Wallen’s Hurricane Bells and When the Levees Broke.
The venue

Turner Sims
Turner Sims is a concert hall in Southampton hosting a diverse range of live jazz and music events. Its programme features both established and emerging artists, showcasing a variety of styles and genres. From intimate performances to larger ensemble concerts, Turner Sims offers a unique setting for live music in the city.
Turner Sims Concert Hall, University Service Road West, Highfield, Southampton, England, SO17 1BJ, United Kingdom
Getting there
Where it is
Turner Sims Concert Hall, University Service Road West, Highfield, Southampton, England, SO17 1BJ, United Kingdom
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