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    SAT 8 & 9:30 - Peter Watrous w/Brent Lerman, Anthony Pearlman, Charlie Lincoln, Angus Mason

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    Saturday, October 17, 2026

    8:00 PM

    Bar Bayeux

    515 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205

    Free

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    At Bar Bayeux, Peter Watrous leads small-group sets with Brent Lerman, Anthony Pearlman, Minneapolis bassist Charlie Lincoln and Angus Mason. They move between straight‑ahead and freer forms, using close listening and quick recalibrations as tempo and density shift, favoring responsiveness over display.

    About the Artists

    Peter Watrous

    Peter Watrous is a New York City jazz musician whose work moves between straight-ahead playing and freer forms. At Bar Bayeux, he leads small-group sets that shift in tempo and density, often built around close listening and quick decisions on the bandstand.

    Brent Lerman

    Brent Lerman is a New York City–based jazz musician whose work moves between straight-ahead language and freer forms. At Bar Bayeux, he appears in small-group sets led by Peter Watrous, alongside Jules Gardener, Anthony Pearlman, Ben Young, and Angus Mason, in lineups that shift from night to night.

    Anthony Pearlman

    Anthony Pearlman is a New York City–based jazz musician who works comfortably in both straight-ahead settings and freer, open-form playing. At Bar Bayeux, he appears in small-group sets led by Peter Watrous alongside Brent Lerman, Jules Gardener, Ben Young, and Angus Mason, where the ensemble moves through quick changes in tempo and density.

    Charlie Lincoln

    Charlie Lincoln is a jazz bassist in Minneapolis, MN

    Angus Mason

    Angus Mason

    Angus Mason is a New York City–based jazz musician associated with the free-improvising edge of the scene. At Bar Bayeux, he appears in small-group settings alongside players such as Peter Watrous, Brent Lerman, Jules Gardener, Anthony Pearlman, and Ben Young, working in rotating lineups that test how a band holds together as the tempo and density shift.