All London's live music

Join us and Ewan Bleach for a Sunday lunchtime concert in the company of his big band, The Fleeting Paradise Orchestra!

Featuring long-time associate Alec Dankworth on bass and Ronnie Jones on drums - this is an opportunity to see one of Britain's most acclaimed jazz pianists playing the music he loves.

The best in swinging classic jazz.

Join us for an unforgettable Sunday Jazz Lunch where you’ll be treated to a mouth-watering meal and iconic music from two of the greatest crooners of all time.

Dennis van Aarssen finally debuts in the UK. In an intimate setting, accompanied by a pianist and a bass player, the Dutch crooner will perform original songs and familiar covers of his heroes, such as Frank Sinatra, Charles Aznavour, and Nat King Cole.

It’s fair to say that after 60 years in the business Elaine Delmar is very much Jazz “Royalty”.

The Equinox Jazz Quartet present their monthly matinee upstairs at MAP. Live every first Sunday of the month from 14:00 until 17:00.

Join us on Sundays for an afternoon of Swing at Jamboree with The Prospective Collective, a fine band of London-based jazz musicians that perform a beautiful repertoire of old jazzy classics.

The LJO returns to the Vortex for a new season of up-close-and-personal Sunday afternoon concerts.

Every Sunday at The Old Blue Last, join us downstairs in the main bar for a cosy, candle-lit evening with live jazz all night.

Following the success of her 2022 album ‘Waking World’, Youn Sun Nah return to the K-Music Festival with her new work ‘Elles’.

Progressive pop trio Tenacity carved their own niche in London's music scene with the release of their debut album, Long Faint Lights.

Four friends playing all kinds of jazz with various guest players. Ideally please contact us in advance if you want to guest with us.

Veteran Spanish DJ and producer, DJ Toner joins forces with legendary Blue Note Records trumpeter, Erik Truffaz.

THE SELF-TITLED “KING OF DIRTY JAZZ, BACKROOM SWING AND RHYTHM AND BLUES”, TJ JOHNSON IS A TRUE AMBASSADOR OF THE SOUL SINGING SONGS OF LOVE LOST AND GAINED, OF LIFE WHOLESOME AND CORRUPT, OF HOPE AND DESPAIR, ALL WITH THE TRUE PASSION AND BOOZY SWAGGER OF ONLY A MAN WHO HAS BEEN THERE AND KNOWS.

We present live music every night performed by a rotation of residents and guests. Each night there are two performances, one at around 730pm and another at around 9pm. Both performances are approximately 45 - 60 mins long. If you book a table you will catch at least one of the performances

The Troubadour goes back to its historical roots with Live Jazz every week.

With John Crawford, Terry de Castro (Wedding Present), Astrid Williamson (Goya Dress), Loz Speyer, Deidre Cartwright, Alison Rayner, Guille Hill, Dave Jones, Alec Dankworth, Linley Weir, Dave Blackmore & others TBC.

Get ready for a night of filthy fun, as George Webster on piano and vocalist Suzanne Noble team up to perform once-banned, risqué songs from the 1920s-40s, many of which prominently feature the word ‘hot dog’.

22 year old Donovan Haffner is an alto saxophonist who recently graduated from the Royal Academy of Music specialising in jazz.

Dennis van Aarssen finally debuts in the UK. In an intimate setting, accompanied by a pianist and a bass player, the Dutch crooner will perform original songs and familiar covers of his heroes, such as Frank Sinatra, Charles Aznavour, and Nat King Cole.

Come and celebrate a uniquely special evening of music with Mitch and friends. The stellar line up includes international hit makers Bill Sharpe from Shakatak (Night Birds), and the vocalists Jazz Morley whose music has been streamed 15 million times on Spotify!

A weekly session on Sunday evenings, the jams will be hosted by four of London’s finest: drummer Jas Kayser, pianist Rick Simpson and tenor saxophonists Helena Kay and Riley Stone-Lonergan, each one hosting one session on rotation.

Some of London’s top jazz musicians light up the jazz cannon every Sunday.

Laurence Corns is a singer-guitarist playing swing jazz influenced by the likes of Fats Waller, Billie Holiday, Nat King Cole and Bessie Smith.