All London's live music

Eddie Henderson, American trumpeter and Grammy award winning artist, is a living jazz legend. He is versatile and innovative musician whose career spanned more than six decades, leaving an indelible mark on the genre's history with its unique style and instrumental virtuosity.

Three innovators from three corners of the world unite for a boundary-blurring night of electronic jazz, live remixing, and raw musical chemistry.

EFG London Jazz Festival 2025

Join Roella Oloro and her trio for what will be the headline UK date of their US, UK and European Tour.

Born in Uzbekistan and raised in Melbourne/Naarm, Satch blends soul, jazz, and orchestral textures into rich, transportive soundscapes.

Monsterosa emerged from a lockdown project by Edinburgh saxophonist Graeme Wilson to write new songs and instrumentals for five jazz musicians based on Italo Calvino’s Marcovaldo collection.

A third-generation Jamaican trumpeter, Shanise Hall delivers emotive, spiritually resonant jazz inspired by Roy Hargrove.

From the streets of Brixton to the jazz clubs of Harlem, Ruben Fox brings his dynamic tenor saxophone to the EFG London Jazz Festival.

A composer, producer, arranger and performer, Los Angeles’ Adrian Younge has worked on tracks for Kendrick Lamar, Ghostface Killah and more whilst creating his own rich canon and helming label Jazz Is Dead

New York-based singer and composer Anaïs Reno has a deep love for jazz and countless awards and accolades to her name.

Immy Churchill is a jazz vocalist and singer-songwriter based in London. An experienced performer (touring the UK, Germany and Switzerland)

Emmy Award-winning multi-instrumentalist, producer and vocalist Braxton Cook returns to London, presenting material from his forthcoming album Not Everyone Can Go.

Join us on the Insanity Route – a powerful musical journey through the life and mind of renowned Iranian musician Behdad Babaei, joined by Navid Afghah and Vahid Taremi.

Back from the RSC in the Pulitzer award-winning Fat Ham, West End favourite Sandra Marvin returns to Crazy Coqs with her fabulous show.

Step back in time to 1930s New York for a night of unbridled glamour and total immersion. Three sets of wild jazz, a 6-course Park Avenue feast, and a Pandora’s box of Jazz Age tales and wicked surprises...

SUPERORGANIC is a Culture Lab where hip hop, spoken word and jazz meet high vibration. The outcome? An audio experience where boom-bap meets boundary-blurring sounds, conscious lyricism, jazz and soul-deep grooves.

Bill Frisell‘s Trio featuring bassist Thomas Morgan and Rudy Royston on drums is musically nimble enough to go anywhere with Frisell in the most spontaneous manner.

A one of a kind performance of spontaneous jazz and musical conversation.

Internationally acclaimed Cuban violinist Omar Puente and celebrated Italian pianist, singer and composer Ilario Ferrari bring their joyful collaboration to Mycenae House as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival.

The Irish genre-bending 7-piece make their return to London, this time for an EFG London Jazz Festival debut. Expect high energy from the trio of vocalists backed by big brass, dancey beats as they blend house, funk, soul and hip hop together with an informed Jazz sensibility.

w/ Thurston Moore, Sofia Jernberg, Pat Thomas, Kit Downes, Roger Turner, Mariam Rezaei & more

A stacked line-up across three days to celebrate the 60th year of the great, Swedish, saxplayer, improviser and composer, Mats Gustafsson!

Virtuosic jazz pianist Hiromi brings her electrifying Sonicwonder quartet to the stage, delivering a high-energy fusion of jazz, funk, and classical brilliance.

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Live jazz makes for a fabulous Friday night in the Mildmay bar.

Ankora is a London based eight-piece ensemble composed of Mali Sheard, Keira Chakraborty, Hannah Clifton, Klara Devlin, Miranda Radford, Tami Adebanjo, Kezia Abuoma and Holly Reinhardt.

Dubbed “UK’s queen of jazz-fusion,” critically acclaimed vocalist, songwriter and producer Emily Saunders takes Lauderdale House by storm, presenting her most powerful work to date ‘Moon Shifts Oceans’ in a special bonus Jazz in the House performance.