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Tonight we present an evening celebrating the joyous, rhythmic, delights of classic Brazilian MPB with the 606 Club’s outstanding Brazilian band “Samara”.

Come spend an evening with us, soaking up the sounds and rhythms of Brazil!

This powerhouse trio combines the raw energy of guitar and percussion with an innovative approach to rhythm and melody.

Cometa comes from a place of love and joy; celebrating the reemergence of hope and highlighting the power of Brazilian song and the limitless expression of jazz

Free Brazilian music on the ground floor of the Harrison Pub – Kings Cross. We are very excited to welcome back Rachel Haytor (Alvorada) and Jonathan Preiss (Choro Matiz and Caratinga) who will be hosting the Rodo do Harrison.

Bright, punchy and modern, Ananda Brandão’s Quintet presents a set of originals with a unique sound finding wide inspiration in contemporary jazz and Brazilian music.

Mario Bakuna performs a concert dedicated to João Gilberto who was a pioneer of the musical genre of Bossa Nova in the late 1950s. Around the world, he was often called the "father of Bossa Nova”.

Mario Bakuna is a Brazilian artist currently based in London, UK. Over the past few years, he has emerged as a leading figure and a reference in the Brazilian Jazz Music scene in England.

French-Senegalese artist anaiis grew up between continents, moving from Toulouse to Dublin and Dakar before settling in Oakland, California. She studied at Tisch School of Arts in New York before relocating to London to pursue her music career.

Allsop's tribute to master saxophonist Stan Getz featuring music from his rich back catalogue.

Expect lush ballads, lilting bossa novas, swinging standards and motoring bop, played by some of London's most in demand musicians.

After a very successful season performing at international festivals and prestigious music venues in Europe, Africa and Brazil, promoting his previous album, Where Rio de Janeiro Meets Bahia, Mario Bakuna will be launching his latest release at The Bulls Head Jazz Club.

UK’s premier Brazilian instrumental music group Alvorada invite Vitor Gonçalves, New York-based pianist and accordionist for an evening of music inspired by the world of choro (a genre dubbed the ‘New Orleans Jazz of Brazil’).

Last spring, Cologne-based musician Luise Volkmann travelled to Brazil for the first time with her saxophone. Since 2008, when she lived in the coast city Natal for a year as a student, she had returned to the country several times, but never to make professional contacts.

UK’s premier Brazilian instrumental music group Alvorada invite Vitor Gonçalves, New York-based pianist and accordionist for an evening of music inspired by the world of choro (a genre dubbed the ‘New Orleans Jazz of Brazil’).

Fresh off a successful European tour and the rapid sellout of their latset EP "Luce/ Luna Gioia" on the renowned Space Grapes label,

As a multi-instrumentalist and master percussionist, he fuses Afro-Cuban traditions with jazz, soul, and electronic sounds.

His magnetic stage presence and vibrant performances feature polyrhythmic beats, soulful vocals and immersive soundscapes.

A night of global grooves, infectious rhythms, fresh sounds, and vibrant energy. Come and feel the magic of Brazil and beyond with Olayá and Tigas

Free Brazilian music on the ground floor of the Harrison Pub – Kings Cross. We are very excited to welcome back Rachel Haytor (Alvorada) and Jonathan Preiss (Choro Matiz and Caratinga) who will be hosting the Rodo do Harrison.

João Menezes is a Portuguese singer and guitarist that specialises in Brazilian music, exploring different styles like Bossa Nova, Samba, Partido-alto, Choro and MPB.

Joabe Reis is one of the most important artists of the new instrumental jazz in the Brazilian scene.

Joabe is known for playing contemporary jazz, highly influenced by hip-hop, neo soul, funk and pop. His new album, 028 sees him collaborate with Bob Mintzer and Gabriel Grossi.

The Revelação Group began its career in 1994, in the suburbs of Rio de Janeiro. In 1997, music producer Bira Haway appreciated the group’s samba sessions and decided to launch them on the music market.

São Paulo-based carnival collective takes over our famed celebration of Brazilian musical culture.

"The distance across the ocean between Brazil and London becomes small in the hands of these great and talented musicians. Long live Djangada, long live Brazilian music." D.Vyzor 2022

Two major voices in the new generation of Portuguese fado singers join forces for their UK debut live show at Union Chapel.

António Zambujo is one of the biggest names in Portuguese music, having embarked on a near non-stop world tour.

Rooted in soul and soaked in funky Latin & Brazilian influences, The Fontanas hit the sweet spot between tight funk grooves and swinging Latin rhythms.