Bob Brough

Sep 26, 2026 8:00 PM – 10:30 PM The Jazz Room
Live Music Concert

The Bob Brough Quartet is a distinguished jazz ensemble featuring saxophone, piano, bass, and drums. Comprised of accomplished musicians with extensive performance experience, the quartet presents a refined and engaging program that celebrates the rich tradition of jazz while embracing contemporary influences. Their repertoire includes beloved jazz standards, carefully selected lesser-known compositions, and original works by members of the ensemble. From the timeless sophistication of classic swing to the vibrant rhythms of sambas and bossa novas, the quartet offers a diverse musical experience that is both artistically compelling and broadly appealing. The group also brings a fresh perspective to familiar popular songs through imaginative jazz arrangements. Known for their musicianship, tasteful improvisation, and polished presentation, the Bob Brough Quartet is equally at home in concert halls, jazz festivals, corporate events, private functions, and community celebrations. Whether providing elegant background music or delivering an engaging featured performance, the quartet creates an atmosphere of warmth, sophistication, and exceptional musical artistry. Bob Brough, one of Toronto’s most powerful tenor saxophonists, has been a highlight on the Toronto jazz scene since 1969. He first came to prominence with Time Warp in the early 1980’s with his solid tone and deep blues influences. His style ventures to soulful Coltrane-inspired tenor playing and can also step outside to play magnificently in free and experimental jazz contexts. Bob leads his own quartet and has also played with everyone of note on the Toronto Jazz scene including Tenor Madness, Richard Underhill, Bill King’s Saturday Night Fish Fry, The Wayne Gilpin Singers, Jim Galloway, The Jive Bombers, and with visiting international stars such as Natalie Cole, Tony Bennett and Gladys Knight.   Personnel: Bob Brough – tenor saxophone  https://BobBrough.com Adrean Farrugia-piano Ar

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