Elliot Freedman Group will be performing in Nanaimo’s Simonholt Restaurant
06-09-2026 00:00 via nanaimobulletin.com

Elliot Freedman Group will be performing in Nanaimo’s Simonholt Restaurant

An avant-fusion sextet, containing some of the more prominent jazz players in North America will be in Nanaimo this weekend.
The Elliot Freedman Group will be playing at the Simonholt Restaurant on Sunday, Sept. 6 at 7:30 p.m.
Luis Porretta, owner of Quadwrangle Music Productions, said that it’s a very unique lineup with the mix of musicians, and a fusion between the different styles of jazz and complex arrangements.The group consists of Elliot Freedman on baritone guitar, John Stowell on
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