All London's live music

Plus special guests Paris Texas, Lil Yachty

Known for their raucous live shows and bombastic arrangements, Leeds based Fergus Quill's Imaginary Big Band make a rare appearance in the capital.

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.

Join us as we celebrate Django’s iconic artistry with an evening of hot swing in the cafe’s downstairs bar. Our talented musicians draw inspiration from traditional Django, modern manouche, and even classical greats, creating a special homage to one of jazz’s true legends.

Arts canteen proudly commemorate Egypt’s legendary vocalist Abdel Halim Hafez with a performance by the Harfoush jazz band led by Egyptian vocalist Ahmed Harfoush.

Mike Mayfield’s unique soulful vocals and astonishing guitar playing have made him first call for a host of high profile artists, including the likes of Ed Sheeran, Jessie J, Rita Ora, Leone Lewis, Emeli Sande, Jamie Cullum, Ellie Goulding and Joss Stone.

Andrea Rinciari is a jazz guitarist known for his fresh takes on classic standards and deep bebop knowledge. His upcoming album, Soho Sessions, features innovative guitar arrangements that honour jazz straight ahead traditions.

Dove Jones & the Connection return with their legendary Blues Jam Party for a WEEKLY RESIDENCY from 7PM MONDAY NIGHTS on the famous Spice of Life stage in Soho the heart of the West End.

"The UK's leading standard bearer for the supercool era." - Time Out

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.

Great songs re-interpreted by Amba Tremain, Mim Grey, Leonie Gale and Jo Harman.

Soul Picnic is back with a top-quality 5-piece soul/jazz house band and four elite vocalists.

Zinadelphia is a vocalist and guitarist based in Philadelphia. Influenced heavily by Neo-Soul, Jazz, Funk, and Folk music, Zinadelphia combines elements of these genres in her debut single ‘Mirrorball’.

Welcoming and relaxed, come for a drink, sit back and enjoy the music, or bring your horns, sticks and strings to join in during the second set.

Callum Smith and Jessica Bullen bring their mix of drums and sax to Next Door Records (West)!

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Hari is a talented, soulful musician who brings old school Jazz and R&B vibes to her music. Her song-writing abilities, combined with the soulful tones in her voice, provide listeners with an international sound

French sensation Kimberose blends jazz, soul, and pop, drawing comparisons to legends like Billie Holiday and Amy Winehouse while incorporating influences from Destiny’s Child and Madonna.

"Since forming in 2013, few working bands in improvised music have served up such fizzy technical rigor and reflected an adventurous spirit on par with Anna Webber’s Simple Trio." – Peter Margasak

Clark Tracey has put together a stellar line up of established and well respected musicians from the UK jazz scene. Formed in 2024, The material will be largely in tribute to Clark’s legendary father, Stan Tracey’s compositions.

A multi-award winning young pianist from Hungary now based in London, Matyas Gayer won a scholarship to the prestigious US Berklee College of Music in Boston in 2009, and in 2015 won the Gramofon Award, one of Hungary's most prestigious jazz prizes.

Following their last sold-out concert at PizzaExpress Live, one of the UK’s leading internationally acclaimed jazz ensembles returns to Dean Street.

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.

Nicknamed by Billie Holiday as "Prez" or President of Saxophinists, Lester Young was a truly great innovator of jazz saxophone, coming to prominence as a member of the Count Basie Orchestra in the 1930s.

"Susan Black breathes life into Piaf’s legacy like no one else." - The Guardian