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Björn Yttling brings his Yttling Jazz project back to the stage, blending cinematic atmosphere with sharp, swinging modern jazz.

Dino Baptiste has been an outstanding pianist working with an array of local and internationally recognised artists for over two decades.

London-born NYC-based pianist Noah Stoneman launches his new trio album ‘Dance at Zero’ with his long time collaborators. Rare chance to catch this band and this exciting set of original music.

Reservations from 5.00pm | Live Music: 9.00pm

Visit our Negroni Bar or heated Terrace for pre-show drinks!

"Stephen Triffitt is the best. The greatest. Because he captures the soul of my Father" Frank Sinatra Jr.

"Hi. I'm your daughter, Tina." Tina Sinatra

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Eugene Moore is a London-based guitarist, vocalist, and entertainer delivering intimate,

Expect a raucous atmosphere of burning bebop, playing the greats such as Miles Davis, Wayne Shorter and Charlie Parker, performed by a different house band of British jazz stars every Monday.

Join us for a special Day of Reflection lunchtime concert as part of International Piano in the Elms Trail with Marie Curie at the Penguin Building, Embassy Gardens.

MILES. is a bold theatrical work inspired by the life and legacy of Miles Davis and his musical influences. Offering an imagined portrait, the play explores the inner world of an artist driven by innovation, ambition, and contradiction.

Known for her expressive voice and charismatic stage presence, Bell has been captivating audiences here since 1987. The renowned jazz, pop and soul singer will be joined by Ian Shaw for these two exclusive voice and piano shows.

Effortlessly blurring the lines between jazz and blues, Jo Harrop is renowned for her achingly beautiful music, so shot through with pathos and pain, it could melt the hardest of hearts. Her warm, smoky voice is capable of the most delicate dynamics.

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...

Hailing from North Yorkshire, Max is an engaging trombonist, multi-instrumentalist and composer emerging on the London scene. A graduate of the Royal Academy of Music, Max is also a Universal Music endorsed artist.

MILES. is a bold theatrical work inspired by the life and legacy of Miles Davis and his musical influences. Offering an imagined portrait, the play explores the inner world of an artist driven by innovation, ambition, and contradiction.

Howling Silence is the powerful new album from Russian and Paris-based saxophonist Olga Amelchenko. Marking a pivotal moment in her artistic journey, the record embodies the emotional depths of personal struggle and the nuanced complexities of living between worlds.

Alice was due to play at the East Side just after the Covid lockdown started . We haven’t managed to get her back since as she moved to Amsterdam to study. But here she is with a fantastic sextet made up of artists based in New York , London and Amsterdam for her only London date on her European tour

Walthamstow's premier jazz night featuring London and the UK's finest musicians.

This March Jazz at Trades is excited to welcome a very special guest, vocalist Ineza Kerschkamp.

Alexia Gardner is an international jazz vocalist and recording artist who returned to the UK in the Summer of 2023 after years of performing and recording in South East Asia, Europe and United States.

Swing into Tues night with the Alec Harper Quartet. Expect uptempo swing and bop infused with dizzying musicianship: catch regulars including Ferg Ireland, Nick Costley-White and Will Cleasby alongside Alec, as they blaze a path through the changes.

Cinematic saxophone and piano intertwine in an intimate, reflective solo performance inspired by travel, stillness, and wide open landscapes

Giacomo Smith is no stranger to the Crazy Coqs.

Like he did last September, Smith is returning to the club with an intimate duo format and a special guest pianist. Expect to hear everything: from classics like the Maple Leaf Rag to new original compositions.

Step into a night steeped in rhythm, grit, and vintage soul as acclaimed singer and pianist TJ Johnson brings the spirit of New Orleans to life with raw vocals, red-hot piano, and the kind of musical storytelling that grabs you by the heart and won’t let go.

Effortlessly blurring the lines between jazz and blues, Jo Harrop is renowned for her achingly beautiful music, so shot through with pathos and pain, it could melt the hardest of hearts. Her warm, smoky voice is capable of the most delicate dynamics.

The second instalment of our Late Late Shows with Tomorrow's Warriors Upstairs at Ronnie’s features Shanise Hall, a rising South London trumpeter mentored by Gary Crosby OBE.

A Wednesday afternoon of live jazz, blues, gospel and country with one of the UK’s finest jazz and blues singers, TJ Johnson.