All London's live music

Steinway Artist Kelly Green transforms lived emotion into vivid, whimsical jazz worlds. A pianist, vocalist, composer, and bandleader, she performs with the quiet knowledge of someone who has felt deeply and returned wiser, offering music shaped by rhythm, rhyme, and imagination.

Join us in the Rose Cafe with Melbury Music quintet playing jazz, blues, pop, and soul.

Set in London during the “Jazz Age” of the 1930’s, this new musical tells the story of Bernard Chalmondly, a musical theatre composer and singing teacher, who falls in love with his new student Nancy Pilkington-Smythe.

With a live band and artists covering a multitude of genres as well as DJ sets all night, Sam Linford is bringing Rotation Collective to Soul Mama for a night of Neo Soul, R&B, Jazz, Reggae, Rock, and more.

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...

London-born & based multi-instrumentalist David Mrakpor will be showcasing some of his solo music.

Future Jazz Showcase is our flagship night, and a platform for us to showcase the artists we’ve been tracking long before the spotlight found them.

The 2026 Battersea Jazz Festival will begin with a bang: A jazz ballet! The Hugo Jennings Big Band will perform original arrangements from Sergei Prokofiev’s Romeo & Juliet (famous for containing the theme from The Apprentice), accompanying dancers from Battersea’s very own E33 Dance Company.

You Know The Music. Now Meet The Man.

The Band plays on the differences of Andrea Di Biase’s two musical worlds, divided by the sea: one is rooted in his native Italy with the melodic and poetic approach of Italian masters such as Nino Rota and the band’s first pianist Antonio Zambrini.

Step into the smoky, elegant world of 1950s–60s jazz with Cry Me a River: Grace Sheene Sings Julie London.

Emerging UK Jazz band Tanhai Collective perform unreleased tracks from their yet to be recorded debut full length album. Drawing from 70's Funk and 90's post rock acts like Stereolab their new album sits on Modal grooves with memorable hooks and head nodding rhythms.

The Mantecas are an electrifying eight-piece London-based Salsa, Latin Jazz and Boogaloo band known for filling dance floors wherever they play.

"An astonishing performer..." Ranald Macdonald

We’re thrilled to welcome Ayesha Pike to the stage at Boisdale of Belgravia - the luminous voice behind The 58th Street Stompers and the celebrated star of The Lost Estate Jazz Club in Peckham.

Mark infuses this indelible musical movement with the energy, attitude and swagger of a new generation of creators. He has a unique and distinctive trumpet sound.

A new multi-venue music festival taking place in London from 4-6 June 2026, featuring Maruja, SPRINTS, Pussy Riot:Riot Days and many more.

Come on down to The Jazz Room in London! With a mix of carefully chosen classics and spontaneous improvisation, this feel-good live music performance takes you on a journey to the roots of this revolutionary genre. The Jazz Room: A Journey to the Heart of New Orleans in London!

Lucy Woodward’s voice moves effortlessly from an intimate whisper to a soaring cry, shaped by decades of exploration across genres and stages. At the centre of her creative world is her band, The Rocketeers, featuring Jelle Roozenburg on guitar, Niek de Bruijn on drums, and Udo Pannekeet on bass.

DREAMERS’ CIRCUS World-class new Nordic music Dreamers’ Circus is one of the most acclaimed and adventurous acoustic bands in the Nordic region. Blending Nordic folk with classical lyricism, jazz improvisation, and pop energy, the trio creates a sound that is both rooted and forward-looking.

Dubbed as the ‘Queen of Cabaret’ (Libby Purves BBC Radio 4), Eve Ferret is regarded as one of the most original performers on the stage today, spinning cabaret on it’s head and back again!

GRAMMY Award-winning singer, songwriter, and producer Macy Gray has sold over 25 million albums worldwide since her 1999 triple-platinum debut, On How Life Is, which featured the iconic hit “I Try”.

Marking the 50th anniversary of Songs in the Key of Life, a full live band performs the album’s biggest tracks, alongside many more classics from Stevie Wonder’s extraordinary catalogue.

The life, her music, the icon. One of the greatest singer-songwriters of all time, Amy Winehouse. This authentic and respectful tribute is the only show worldwide to be endorsed by both of Amy‘s parents, Janis & Mitch Winehouse.

lineup: Henry Lowther - trumpet Pete Hurt - tenor saxophone Barry Green - piano Dave Green - bass Paul Clarvis - drums

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...