All London's live music

Kitty La Roar quartet presents Lyrically Yours: Jazz Standards Reimagined and will be showcasing her original lyrics to the music of Monk, Ellington, Billy Strayhorn and Sonny Rollins, as well as original compositions.

Canadian expat Lauren Bush relocated to London to pursue music on a new level a decade ago.

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

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 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.

This is the real deal: 300 years since the publication of Vivaldi’s concertos, Kennedy returns to the pieces that made his name, with staggering verve and spirit.

A unique musical experience that breaks the mould. David (The Orbalist, Hackney Rhythm) hosts a jam that is accessible for everyone—no more pay-to-play, no more rehearsed sets. A space where synths, sequencers, MPCs, and E-drums harmonise with guitars, basses, keys, and acoustic drums.

Following a mind-blowing debut run at Soul Mama in November... She's Baaaaaacccckkkkk!!! Except this time as a Grammy Award Winner!!!!

Join Vocal Powerhouse Avery*Sunshine on her return to London for a 4 Night residency at Soul Mama.

Four friends playing all kinds of jazz with various guest players. Ideally please contact us in advance if you want to guest with us but if you just turn up we'll do our best to accomodate you.

The Belgrave House Band, on a mission to celebrate and honour that historic art form, the album, are back once again for edition No.9 to take on the multi-award winning, chart-topping, Doo Wopping, Soul, Reggae and Jazz masterpiece “Back To Black”.

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 Ivo Neame Quartet (featuring UK Jazz heroes George Crowley - tenor sax, Tom Farmer - bass and James Maddren - drums) will appear at the PizzaExpress Jazz Club on June 1st for their only London gig in 2025.

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.

Join award-winning jazz vocalist Louise Balkwill for an evening of hidden gems from The Great American Songbook, original vocalese and burning scat.

From the Mela's of Bangladesh to the streets of Havana, via some districts in Lagos and on to a bustling club in London.

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.

Smith's journey from his early days to performing with legends like Joe Bonamassa showcases his electrifying mix of blues, rock and jazz that captivates audiences.

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.

Dear Diary: Tales and Tunes from Theatre Life with Jenna Innes produced by Itxaso Torres-Massouras

The W is led by award-winning pianist Bruno Heinen, described by the Guardian as eclectic, eccentric and unobtrusively erudite.

PizzaExpress Live in partnership with the Hampstead Jazz Club, proudly presents Guitarist and Producer Adam Hawley. Adam has burst on to the scene as a celebrated and innovative artist, composer and band leader.

Smith's journey from his early days to performing with legends like Joe Bonamassa showcases his electrifying mix of blues, rock and jazz that captivates audiences.

A democratic unit with a clear vision and a refusal to conform to convention. For the past two decades they have played with spirit and adventure, made their own rules and done so with a bold sense of creativity and intent.

A rare opportunity to hear one of the UK’s finest vocalists paying homage to her first love, the Great American Songbook.

Joe McPhee / sax, voice
Susanna Gartmayer / bass clarinet
John Edwards / double bass
Mariá Portugal / drums, voice