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First Meeting is a new ensemble, with four master musicians, each composing and arranging for the group. The result is a nuanced, breathtaking and exuberant collection showcasing top-level group interplay.

First Meeting is a new ensemble, with four master musicians, each composing and arranging for the group. The result is a nuanced, breathtaking and exuberant collection showcasing top-level group interplay.

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club. Ronnie Scott himself travelled to Havana many times and was a founder of the Havana Jazz Festival, which is still going strong.

New Regency Orchestra will be headlining the second show in the four-part summer series celebrating the best of London jazz from the artists shaping the scene.

An evening of Buena Vista live is a mesmerizing journey through genres such as son, bolero, danzón, and cha-cha-cha.

London’s finest Cuban and Afrobeat collectives unite for a night of timeless, cross-continental sound.

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club. Ronnie Scott himself travelled to Havana many times and was a founder of the Havana Jazz Festival, which is still going strong.

Formed in 1996 by American guitarist Ry Cooder and Cuban bandleader Juan de Marcos González, the original Buena Vista Social Club brought together Cuba’s finest veteran musicians to revive the island’s rich pre-revolutionary sounds.

Formed in 1996 by American guitarist Ry Cooder and Cuban bandleader Juan de Marcos González, the original Buena Vista Social Club brought together Cuba’s finest veteran musicians to revive the island’s rich pre-revolutionary sounds.

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club. Ronnie Scott himself travelled to Havana many times and was a founder of the Havana Jazz Festival, which is still going strong.

The pyrotechnic Snowboy and the Latin Section are Europe’s leading Afro-Cuban Jazz group. The music draws on salsa, mambo and Latin jazz, and captures the block party feel of 1970s New York, inspired by the greats such as Eddie Palmieri and Tito Puente.

The pyrotechnic Snowboy and the Latin Section are Europe’s leading Afro-Cuban Jazz group. The music draws on salsa, mambo and Latin jazz, and captures the block party feel of 1970s New York, inspired by the greats such as Eddie Palmieri and Tito Puente.

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club. Ronnie Scott himself travelled to Havana many times and was a founder of the Havana Jazz Festival, which is still going strong.

Is there a more iconic Cuban album than Buena Vista Social Club's eponymous debut?

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club. Ronnie Scott himself travelled to Havana many times and was a founder of the Havana Jazz Festival, which is still going strong.

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club. Ronnie Scott himself travelled to Havana many times and was a founder of the Havana Jazz Festival, which is still going strong.

'Buena Vista Social Club Live Revue' takes you through a journey of Cuban musical heritage. Get ready to dance the night away with some dough.

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club. Ronnie Scott himself travelled to Havana many times and was a founder of the Havana Jazz Festival, which is still going strong.

Hola from the UK's number one Anglo-Cuban band.

We play a unique Anglo-Cuban crossover style with takes on familiar and not so familiar songs - always in party style. As a recent review put it: "think a big band crossover between the Cuban Brothers and Madness".

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club. Ronnie Scott himself travelled to Havana many times and was a founder of the Havana Jazz Festival, which is still going strong.

Gabriele Poso’s live show is an electrifying fusion of rhythm, melody, and cultural heritage, transporting audiences into a world where percussion takes centre stage.

Eliane and her latest project return to PizzaExpress Live for a very special intimate show.

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club. Ronnie Scott himself travelled to Havana many times and was a founder of the Havana Jazz Festival, which is still going strong.

“We’re a tribe of Cuban musicians in London, giving energy and happiness through music – from rumba and salsa to timba and beyond.” — Sambroso Noda

As Hugh Masekela once said: “This guy is so good he should be arrested!”

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club. Ronnie Scott himself travelled to Havana many times and was a founder of the Havana Jazz Festival, which is still going strong.