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After a memorable show in November 2025, Simon Oslender, Steve Gadd, Will Lee, and Bruno Müller return to Pandora. Surrounding the 28-year-old German keyboardist Oslender, winner of the WDR Jazz Award, is a dream lineup of seasoned names. Drumming legend Steve Gadd has played with the greats of the world such as Steely Dan, Eric Clapton, Paul Simon, and James Taylor. In this quartet, his unmistakable grooves and drum sound still sound just like in his heyday.

Bassist Will Lee performed in David Letterman's house band for over thirty years and has also worked with Chaka Khan and George Benson, among others. On guitar, groove specialist Bruno Müller complements the ensemble with soulful, supportive, yet always spot-on playing. Following the albums All That Matters and On A Roll Live, the quartet is once again touring without any ostentation, but with a focus on restrained grooves where simplicity and interplay take center stage. 'An evening to cherish,' wrote Cutting Edge about the quartet's previous show at TivoliVredenburg. 'Everything was right. Everything breathed. You could feel the lifelong experience in every note.'

Concert

Simon Oslender | Steve Gadd | Will Lee | Bruno Müller

Tivoli

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8:30 pm

45,00

Rock

After a memorable show in November 2025, Simon Oslender, Steve Gadd, Will Lee, and Bruno Müller return to Pandora. Surrounding the 28-year-old German keyboardist Oslender, winner of the WDR Jazz Award, is a dream lineup of seasoned names. Drumming legend Steve Gadd has played with the greats of the world such as Steely Dan, Eric Clapton, Paul Simon, and James Taylor. In this quartet, his unmistakable grooves and drum sound still sound just like in his heyday.

Bassist Will Lee performed in David Letterman's house band for over thirty years and has also worked with Chaka Khan and George Benson, among others. On guitar, groove specialist Bruno Müller complements the ensemble with soulful, supportive, yet always spot-on playing. Following the albums All That Matters and On A Roll Live, the quartet is once again touring without any ostentation, but with a focus on restrained grooves where simplicity and interplay take center stage. 'An evening to cherish,' wrote Cutting Edge about the quartet's previous show at TivoliVredenburg. 'Everything was right. Everything breathed. You could feel the lifelong experience in every note.'

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