All London's live music

On Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, there are usually two sets, the first starting at around 1930, and the second at around 2100.

Well into their fifth decade, the legendary Yellowjackets show absolutely no signs of slowing down. Quite the opposite, in fact - as the title of their latest album Fasten Up makes clear, it’s time to buckle your seatbelts.

Riketté Genesis is a London-based jazz vocalist known for her soulful tone, swinging energy, and heartfelt storytelling.

Join us for a night of live music, fresh sounds, and raw energy at The Camden Club.

Step back in time to 1930s New York for a night of unbridled glamour and total immersion. Three sets of wild jazz, a 6-course Park Avenue feast, and a Pandora’s box of Jazz Age tales and wicked surprises...

Vulva Voce is a band which rewrites the 'string quartet' as we know it.

Egyptian visionary composer, Omar Khairat, who brought a new type of musical experience to Egypt and the Middle East, is coming the Hall in May 2026.

With the Julian Siegel Quartet, the BBC Jazz Award winning saxophonist and composer Julian Siegel can be heard alongside some of this generation’s most distinctive voices, creating an in-demand Quartet on the UK and European Jazz scene.

This Hampstead Jazz Club is thrilled to present the remarkable musical partnership between Tony Bennett and Bill Evans, whose voice-and-piano recordings remain among the most intimate and expressive in jazz.

Anthony Marsden returns with a fresh take on the Great American Songbook.

An electrifying, intimate and fun musical experience like no other.

Caroline Bernstein Quintet perform blues to bossa, Bacharach to Beatles, and beyond.

The inimitable Caroline Bernstein joins us, bringing her unique jazz repertoire of melody, style, wit and humour.

Whether crafting her own albums or touring with some of the biggest names in entertainment, Dannielle De Andrea’s extraordinary voice and classic songwriting have forged a powerful presence in international music.

Experience the electrifying fusion of jazz, reggae, and Afro-Caribbean rhythms with the Marcus Joseph Band at PizzaExpress Soho! Immerse yourself in the transformative beats of Marcus Joseph's Beyond The Dome Remix album, where his alto saxophone becomes an instrument of change.

Multi-Award-winning saxophonist Paul Booth has toured the world as the featured sax player with the “Riverdance” show, worked with the likes of Eric Clapton and Matt Bianco and is currently a member of the Steve Winwood Band.

Admission £15 cash on the door please.

The Jazzberries play vintage swing, well-known jazz favourites, and foot-tapping Post-Modern Jukebox jazz versions of modern pop songs.

Regular musicians

Bringing fresh fire from a brand new album. Bassy, brassy, sunshine guitars & slick drums — you won’t stop dancing to Afrojoyful Kongo Jazz!

It’s been a minute, DALSTON! Get ready to DANCE!

Well into their fifth decade, the legendary Yellowjackets show absolutely no signs of slowing down. Quite the opposite, in fact - as the title of their latest album Fasten Up makes clear, it’s time to buckle your seatbelts.

On Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, there are usually two sets, the first starting at around 1930, and the second at around 2100.

On Fridays and Saturdays, there are usually four sets of music, starting at 1815, 2015, 2130, and 2230.

Soul Immigrants have earned their stripes as one of London’s longest-running and most electrifying funk outfits. Led by the ever-charismatic Emrys Baird, the band deliver raw energy, fiery solos and irresistible grooves that get whole rooms moving.

The home of Live Music and art combined, enjoy great food, drinks and cocktails while listening to incredible live music.

JD3 is a London-based hip hop-meets-jazz trio formed in 2017, led by Duayne Sanford (Dua Lipa, Christine & The Queens, Liam Payne, Roots Manuva, Honne) with co-founder David Mrakpor (BlueLab Beats, The Banger Factory) on keyboards.

Emerging player in the nu-jazz and UK soul scene, MADELEINE is a singer, songwriter and producer taking influence from the progressive electronics of Flying Lotus and Kiefer, whilst showcasing the tuneful sensibilities of songwriters Lianne La Havas and Stevie Wonder.