Breukelen by Brad Brose & his Bad Bros

Brad Brose and his Bad Bros is a New York City-based band with a unique sound that combines gypsy jazz from the 30’s with an electric and eclectic vibe. The band is composed of members from all over the world, with diverse international musical backgrounds.

Adrien Chevalier, from France, plays violin in the old French style of Stephane Grappelli, infusing the music with a touch of continental elegance. Uri Zelig, from Israel, brings his syncopated hot drums to the mix, adding a dynamic energy that propels the music forward. Abe Pollack, from Seattle, plays upright bass with a style that harkens back to the great bass players of the 1930s New Orleans, providing a solid foundation for the band's sound.

Brad Brose, the band leader, is the driving force behind the group, bringing everyone together with his eclectic mix of old jazz influences from his experience playing jazz festivals all over the world. With his electric guitar, he infuses the music with a contemporary edge that appeals to a wider audience. He seamlessly blends traditional and modern elements to create a unique sound that is all their own.

With tunes from Mexico to France, from Gypsy camps to classical orchestras, the bad bros take their musical inspiration from all over the world and all throughout the past and present.

Brad Brose and his Bad Bros is a New York City-based band with a unique sound that combines traditional hot jazz from the 30’s with an electric and eclectic vibe. The band is composed of members from all over the world, with diverse international musical backgrounds.