All London's live music

World renowned drummer Vince Dunn leads his critically acclaimed soul jazz outfit ‘The Medicine Band’ with a stellar line-up of first class musicians.

Join us every second Sunday as we welcome In Time, a bi-weekly jam session hosted by Joseph Marlow featuring London's top session musicians to 91 Living Room.

Join us for an evening of live afro-jazz, reggae and world every Sunday. Feel the groove, feel the rhythm, live the culture.

“Vivid and highly engaging” – BBC Music Magazine

Join us downstairs at The Old Blue Last for a cosy, candle-lit evening with live jazz all night from The Dom Hall Trio

Plus-Minus presents a programme for clarinet and keyboard, featuring two landmark works alongside three premieres.

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

Jay Azzolina - Guitar Terence Collie - Piano

Pianist Nico Widdowson, winner of the Musicians’ Company’s 2024 award, will perform an eclectic and inspiring selection of repertoire, joined by Harden Kay (saxophone), Joe MacLaren (double bass) and Charlie Hutchinson (drums).

Singer-songwriter Hannah Brine launches her debut album Blue Sky Now with a live gig at the beautiful Old Church, Stoke Newington, the only surviving Elizabethan church in London.

Making its first public appearance, the Kai MacRae Quartet is brand new band made up of 4 of the most exciting young musicians on the London Jazz scene. Presenting a set made up of original music as well tunes by Horace Silver, Gary Bartz, Joe Henderson and others.

Well, this is pretty special, two of the UK's finest musicians, saxophonist Derek Nash and singer Noel McCalla, coming together to celebrate the music of one of the greatest singer/songwriters of all time.

This exceptional band was originally conceived amidst the city's vibrant jam nights, where musicians gather to express their creativity and passion. Over time, W3 has evolved, not just into another band, but an innovative force in the world of funk.

Sunday blues? Out. Sunday jazz? In.

Two sets of jazz with a touch of soul and R&B. We can’t really tell you more than that, as it’s all improvised, spur of the moment, never to be heard again.

Sunday blues? Out. Sunday jazz? In.

Two sets of jazz with a touch of soul and R&B. We can’t really tell you more than that, as it’s all improvised, spur of the moment, never to be heard again.

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

Jo Harrop and Marcus Bonfanti are two award winning musicians who have released 6 critically acclaimed albums between them throughout their solo careers.

A Wednesday night of jazz and Latin-grooves with the Ines Loubet Quartet!

Inês Loubet, tonight playing with her quartet, plays compositions navigating through the influences of jazz, Latin-grooves and her native language, Portuguese.

We always have live music every night, so check back soon to see who’s playing.

BANDLEADER AND DRUMMER ROY PFEFFER IS ONE OF LONDON'S MOST RECOGNISED AMBASSADORS OF NEW ORLEANS MUSIC.

Rough Trade is very excited to present an intimate solo outstore with Laufey at The Union Chapel. This unique event celebrates the release of Laufey's third album, 'A Matter of Time', which is a beautiful masterpiece of introspection about the anguish that comes with life and love.

🎵 Get ready for an unforgettable evening of solos and groups, showcasing the best of jazz, pop, and soul music. Whether you're a fan of smooth jazz vibes, catchy pop tunes, or soulful melodies, this event promises something for everyone.

Tom Diesel’s live looping experience featuring power-haus vocalist Lloren for a fully immersive musical experience.

Get ready to roar because the Tony Award®-winning new musical The Great Gatsby is coming to London, and it will be the party of the century.

Incredible quartet featuring four phenomenal improvising musicians in the form of Roger Turner, David Toop, Phil Minton and Rhodri Davies.