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Guilhem Fourty
Emerging musician of the New York scene, Guilhem has worked and played with various artists such as Braxton Cook, Miguel Zenón, Danilo Perez, Mononeon, Bill Pierce, Jonathan Suazo, Roella Oloro, Ye Huang, Skylar Tang, Ian Coury, Zach Santos, Kieran Brown, among others, and has performed in many venues around the world (France, Uruguay, Columbia, United States, Canada, United Kingdom, and Brazil). He has performed in festivals such as the London Jazz Fest, Reno Jazz Fest, Detroit Jazz Festival, Jazz à Vienne, and Jazz in Marciac. He proudly endorse Canopus Drums.
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Boston Drummer Guilhem Fourty Is Set To Take A Global Stage At London’s Royal Albert Hall—And His Path There Shows How He Has Become A First‑call Artist Across The U.s. And Europe
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All About Jazz
Boston-based drummer Guilhem Fourty, originally from Toulouse, France, is preparing for one of the highest-profile moments of any artist's career: a performance as Lead Drummer with the Roella Oloro Trio at London’s Royal Albert Hall in November 2025. The concert is part of the London Jazz Festival, placing Fourty inside one of the world’s most revered concert halls during one of Europe’s most prestigious jazz events. For any musician, Royal Albert Hall is a career milestone; for a drummer who ...
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From France To Boston, Drummer-bandleader Guilhem Fourty Is Headlining His Way Across U.S. Jazz Stages
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All About Jazz
In a city where Wally’s Cafe Jazz Club has long tested and revealed the next generation of jazz voices, drummer Guilhem Fourty is stepping into that legacy and carrying it onto national stages. The Toulouse, France native, now based in Boston, has built a profile that combines headline billing, top-tier festival work, and a string of awards that mark him as a leading artist of his cohort. The Wally’s test matters. Founded in 1947, the club is one of the ...
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“Guilhem’s playing and musicianship are mature far beyond his years. He is a drummer’s drummer for sure.”
— Terri Lyne Carrington
