All London's live music

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

Hope Winter, the South London based singer songwriter cites references such as Cleo Sol, Adele and Olivia Dean in her upcoming debut EP set to be announced this Summer.

"Between Sander’s nest of metallic percussion sounds, Edwards’ pulsing undercurrent and Butcher’s industrial-strength tenor sound, the three resemble some of Sun Ra and the Arkestra’s more inspired adventures, an astonishing achievement for a trio." – Freejazzblog

“Let us advance our mortal bodies up Where hearts and minds will go Let’s walk, let’s roll.”

Although relatively new to the scene, the exciting and versatile drummer Will Cleasby’s subtle but powerful playing has been heard with a wide variety of high profile artists.

• Dolan Jones – Trumpet
• Jamie O’Donnell – Alto Saxophone
• Jac Jones – Tenor Saxophone
• Alcyona Mick – Piano
• Dave Manington – Double Bass
• Winston Clifford – Drums

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.

Join Matt Holborn’s quartet in their celebration of jazz violin pioneer Stuff Smith with selections from Smith’s repertoire and new music inspired by his legacy. A tribute to Smith’s lasting influence on jazz and the violin.

Grammy nominated Aloe Blacc has long been a voice for the people—a globally recognised singer, songwriter, and changemaker whose music uplifts, empowers, and unites.

The Tom Stringer Septet is an exciting up-and-coming band focused on paying homage to the jazz tradition, playing music of Duke Ellington, Thelonius Monk and much more while also looking forward, trying to push with a fresh, original sound.

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

Every Wednesday, Patterns brings together some of London's finest musicians for an evening of improvised music. From Jazz to Soul, Broken-Beat to Hip Hop and beyond, our weekly jazz sessions offer a space for collaboration between musicians of all styles and flavours.

Grammy nominated Aloe Blacc has long been a voice for the people—a globally recognised singer, songwriter, and changemaker whose music uplifts, empowers, and unites.

An all-star celebration of Cal Tjader, the Latin Jazz vibesman who would have been turning 100 years old on Wednesday 16th July 2025.

Delve into the ‘New Age of Old’ with Elle & The Pocket Belles. Five sassy, stylish vintage beauties that sizzle on stage, the statuesque Elle and her Pocket-sized Belles will captivate you with their ‘Modern-Retro Sound’…in five-part harmony!

Infectious energy filling the venue with on and off stage antics.

Carshalton Jazz is excited to present the Phil Allen Quartet, featuring some of the most prominent names in jazz and music education.

Expect a night of electric jazz fusion, hard-hitting funk, psychedelic textures and experimental grooves.

"Between Sander’s nest of metallic percussion sounds, Edwards’ pulsing undercurrent and Butcher’s industrial-strength tenor sound, the three resemble some of Sun Ra and the Arkestra’s more inspired adventures, an astonishing achievement for a trio." – Freejazzblog

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.

Although many jazz musicians are also trained classical musicians, it is unusual for an artist to manage successful ongoing careers in both fields. Pianist Simon Mulligan is certainly one who has achieved this, with impressive results.

Jazz FM's Nigel Williams Presents' showcases the finest in jazz and soul talent, MT Jones gathers inspiration ranging from 60s and 70s soul greats to modern R&B and jazz, evoking a sound that is both contemporary and timeless.

Belgian-Japanese pianist, composer and singer Alex Koo has been hailed as a bold innovator and rising star who refuses to be pigeonholed.

Snake teams up with long time cohort and best friend Johnny Thirkell and their mutual friend, guitarist Mark Creswell, for an evening of gorgeous mellow music infused with jazz soul and pop.

Queer Jazz exists to platform, nurture and celebrate the emerging queer jazz scene. Programmed by Tina Edwards and Arowah, they have put together an exciting monthly programme of innovative LGBTQI+ artists at The Vortex Jazz Club, supported by Arts Council England.