Sydney guitar trio MARTINEZ perform a mix of Jazz, Pop, Flamenco - highly energetic jazz laced with flamenco flair and modern improvisation by three Great Guitarists.
Can be booked in solo, duo or trio formats and available for corporate events, private functions, special occasions, venue booking etc…
Past performances include:
Sydney opera house in series of concerts as headline And support in 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007 Thru out the Australian festival circuit including: Byron Bay Blues and roots festival, Peats Ridge Eco-Festival, Thredbo jazz festival, Thredbo world festival, The Rocks
Aroma Festival, Live Events Festival, Femme Funk Festival, Cronulla Jazz Festival, Bondi beach Latin festival, Brunswick st mall festival (Brisbane), Woodford festival (woodford), Bellingen global festival (bellingen), Ecofest (Townsville), Ecofest (cairns), Brisbane Festival, Adelaide Guitar Festival, Darling Harbour Latin Fiesta.
Represented Australia in the 2005 world expo in aichi japan The Trio has toured with artists such as: Ozomatli, Santana, Julio Iglesias, Gypsy Kings, Buena Vista Social Club, Michael Franti, Diana Krall, Andy Summers Trio(The Police), Concrete Blonde, Jesse Cook, George, Human Nature, George Benson, Brian Ferry, The Beach Boys, Anthony Callea, Richard Clapton, Tuck n Patty, Blind Boys of Alabama, Angelic Kidjo, Robert Randolph and the Family Band, The King Solomon Burke, Concrete Blonde, Jackson Brown, Thirty Odd Foot Of Grunts (Russell Crowe Band), Machine Gun Fellatio, To Name a Few...Martinez Has a long trail also in the corporate world including clients such as communications Giant Telstra, Red carpet Movie premiers, The Mo awards, Australian of the year Awards, Yamaha Musical Instruments, Australian Federal Labour party including, The prime minister and many more
International tours: As previously mentioned Martinez trio represented Australia in the 2005 world expo in aichi, japan. In April/may of 2008 the trio went on a very successful promotional tour to Tokyo, Japan with over 27 shows. Because of the huge response of the April-may Japanese tour.
