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PIAZZA ROMA
Modena, Italy•769 Followers
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What fans are saying
Impressionante! Tanto talento, totale coinvolgimento del pubblico, non si risparmia dal vivo e non da mai la sensazione di farlo per dovere, e’ puro amore per ciò che fa e lo trasmette ad ogni singolo spettatore. Un Artista vero! ♥️

Roberto
Jamie Cullum has one of my favourite voices in Jazz, and a piano talent that goes far beyond what is needed to be a jazz player. His band was excellent too. I expected to love this concert and I didn't, and I'm not sure if it was me or him.
But if it was actually him, here's what it felt like: Jamie was restless, almost manic, with an energy that felt at first like he was trying to bring up the crowd's own but devolved into just trying too hard. The low energy of the crowd was inevitable - it was n outdoor concert with a temperature over 30 degrees, and the crowd had already been sitting in these temperatures since 730,listening to an excellent Joss Stone. But heat is enervating and the crowd had no energy left to give.
And poor Mr. Cullum reacted by giving more and more energy to the void. What that frantic attempt did, though, was make it even harder to connect to the audience. It felt more like watching a toddler having a sugar rush.
His brilliant piano turned to pounding. His mellow voice turned to shouting. His band turned his lovely song into Sing Sing Sing, which felt less like the versatility it was and more like desperation.
In the end I lost all connection with the performers and had to leave after less than 2 hours.

Steve
